How is that pu pronounced?
[ˈpuːtə]
Like pew or poo?
WTF?
How is that pu pronounced?
[ˈpuːtə]
Like pew or poo?
WTF?
The bird is named after the country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey_(bird)#Names
(So now when they’ve renamed the country, the bird ought to be renamed too.)
Wikipedia knows what saint the city was named after: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Diego#Name
You know, CVS wasn’t really that bad, just primitive and outdated.
Luckily I’m young enough that I never had to use RCS.
The first version control system I ever used was CVS and it was first released in 1986 so it was already old and well established when I first came to use it.
Anyone in these past forty years not using a version control system to keep track of their source code have only themselves to blame.
I don’t believe that the US has any real high-speed rail.
Electrolux.
That’s a Fältmössa m/59, truly one of the great ones, I still have mine too.
Why do people find it acceptable to use the bizarre word “sideloading” for the fundamental operation of “installing one’s own software on one’s own device”?
Imagine living in a country with the face of a felon rapist traitor on our currency.
From my experience travelling the world, that’s not particularly uncommon. The US doesn’t have to feel singled out for having such people on their bank notes.
The only one I know of at all is ConnectBot: https://connectbot.org/
The second they make it a mixed code base, that’s the same second quality will deteriorate.
I envy your confidence!
Anyone who’s job can be replaced by an LLM isnt producing any value.
Well, that’s the problem right there, isn’t it, that a lot of jobs don’t actually produce any real value.
Well, my point is that it’s not considered a u, and Austrian and Swiss don’t use it.
It’s true that u and ü are very different things in German orthography, but it must be some bizarre misunderstanding that ü wouldn’t be used in Austria or Switzerland, the largest city in Switzerland is even named Zürich in German (Züri in Swiss German).
I’ll just leave this here, “An Introduction to German for ABAP/4 Programmer” (SAP):
Once every 24 hours.
The Danish Realm already has three official languages, adding two more shouldn’t be a problem.
I personally prefer programming barefoot, but then I also use GNOME.