I really need a community here solely dedicated to GitHub drama. This is so much better than Twitter drama, more relatable.
I really need a community here solely dedicated to GitHub drama. This is so much better than Twitter drama, more relatable.
what a great article
Means “bears” in spanish
wow, I could read and entire book of this. It’s a new genre of erotica I think. Very high quality
Tacos and drugs are fun, tuberculosis is not
Laughs in South America
If you want capitalism, you start a capital.
Putting the shit on shitpost, in a very unique way. I wish this was sarcasm.
It works with gpt to, but it’s less fun
if one side is enemy of objective data, you are going to piss them off without even knowing, unless you lie or try to be intentionally vague about everything
You have some business model here pal, I say go
You should try plain Debian and KDE Plasma (the desktop it’s one of the options of the shelf, you just pick it with the installer). I have been doing that and it’s great, even with old hardware. Ubuntu is way too much bloated. And of course proton works like magic.
Ah, I’m a Godot developer and this is like pouring salt in my wounds. Waiting for Godot was written by an Irish man, but it’s the translation of his original work in French. On top of that mess, the original creators of the engine are from Argentina, a country that uses a variant of Spanish. So good luck with consensus there. French, Irish English or Argentinian Spanish are all canonical options there.
Ah, yeah, that fucked me up too few months ago, there are several videos on the subject. I think it’s a problem with words that are created as written first, and then got pronounced, in second place, like most tech lingo. As a non-native speaker those are always the hardest to speak correctly, and even english has no real consensus.
The first time I heard it it was pronounced Linux
En español es bastante consistente de hecho, y gracias a un comentario en este post me enteré de que estamos más cerca de la pronunciación original que el inglés, muy interesante.
That was very enlightening, the Spanish pronunciation is actually more close to that than the English one, so I feel very validated as an Spanish speaker. Thank you. Also didn’t knew that he wasn’t from an English speaking country.
Spanish: Debian que no se puede ser tan grande
English: Debian you want to do it again