

The point is that languages without large speakerbases might consider barging in with the most recognized languages rude, while languages with similar status might find it normal.
The point is that languages without large speakerbases might consider barging in with the most recognized languages rude, while languages with similar status might find it normal.
Open Source does it all the time, just with a slower pace.
Profits are a bit like internal taxes on wages.
Co-op NPOs should use these taxes to further the company’s goals instead of crude extraction into the goals of the owners.
Those aren’t perfect, because once they reach a certain size any form of corruption can have big bad consequences. The Fediverse approach to this is “decentralisation”, but all decentralisation efforts have an API vulnerability - there needs to be a central body that develops the “language” between the actors.
On the other hand, you might not have an ear for any of this, because you might be dependent on your business’ profits.
Flexing is not good for the containment
Are humans doing this as well and if they don’t, why not?
I’m Falling by Comsat Angels for anyone interested.
Real Genius (1985)
Das tritt nach meiner Kenntnis… ist das sofort! Unverzüglich!
That takes to my knowledge… it is immediately! Forthwith!
Has the US collectively eaten something that tells them “Moar Tariffs”? It’s as if Neoliberalism-Central got mercantilism cancer.
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You’ll get tired of winning
it’s not even this instance
Some supermarkets have them
Reddit is not bad per se, spez & Co are. If they really wanted, they could do so much good: API, ActivityPub, fact checking, moderation, Wikipedia-style NPO, etc.
Germans don’t have sentences, they have long words.
Sabbel ma nich so vonner seit döspaddel
SPEAK ENGLISH ÖR DIE
compiler better be good.
also running might be kinda hard.
I’d prefer memory safety, any kind of overflow sounds bad for production.
I wouldn’t recommend starting with Daggerfall over, say, Skyrim or Oblivion, for example.
Competition for the sake of competition… we’ll see what and if smth grows of it