Many websites that are international are hosted in only one country.
Many websites that are international are hosted in only one country.
I think you’ll find most of the time the British use precisely the number U’s they intend to though typos may afflict even the best.
I use a Wayland version of rofi when I use hyprland though wofi probably works fine too (which I believe is default as per the config).
More frequently (percentage wise) than I use the Apple share button to get something to leave the device lol
As an Android user why does an arrow out of a square signify sharing something? (Also why is the apple share menu used for so much besides sharing things)
Three dots being connected makes sense though it isn’t intuitive.
The first time I saw the square with an arrow I thought it was to spit the screen vertically or to connect to a projector.
Nope, while I prefer songs in languages that I know fluently, I don’t mind other languages though I prefer to know the meaning before singing it myself.
Also Feliz Navidad has more English words anyways.
I guess it wasn’t clear but I was trying to make people aware of the following parody of Feliz Navidad: Illegals in my yard
I’m not sure how you interpreted it.
That’s a shame, maybe ask her to turn it down a little or watch videos with subtitles then?
I have that feeling with almost every proprietary binary from a website nowadays.
Unless you open the pdf in gimp or something (and it’s not just a photo, which would be equally bad in a word document) you should be able to copy from a PDF too.
Edit: added YouTube link to make it clear that I was referencing a parody.
It’s still not really fitting for a sci-fi show though.
Ask her to use headphones?
This feels a little too wrong.
I’m not sure, I’ve got the apathy thing down though.
I was using a Pixel 3a up until recently too, it still works fine but I got a used 6 pro from a relative so I chucked GrapheneOS on it and started using that.
What’s your definition of first/second language if you grow up bilingual?
The majority of English speakers aren’t from the US, though the US does have the most English speakers. Important distinction to make!