KSP Atlas

I’ve used nushell for several months, and it really is an amazing shell

It feels more like an actual language than arcane runes, and I can easily makes chains and pipelines and things that would be difficult in bash

Additionally, it makes a pretty good scripting language

What makes skibidi not a real word? Sure, it’s a nonsense word often used to replace other words, but it still carries some meaning, even if vague

Remember that linguistics isn’t just about high brow standard written/spoken language, it covers all types of language, including slang, body language and sign language

There are real linguists with real qualifications who have actually studied gen Z and gen alpha slang and gotten scientific conclusions out of it

I believe one linguist who studied it was able to either impress or embarrass a high school by speaking entirely in correct gen Z/gen alpha slang

What constitutes an “actual word”?

Kaikki pollari on paskiainen?

thing is, “sh” makes a different sound from “s”, so something like “serek” would work but not “shrek” I think

It’s important to keep in mind that the difficulty of learning a language is based on the languages you already speak. Finnish is a good example of this, as while Finnish children are able to learn it quickly due to its regularity, English speakers may struggle with how different it is (especially with some almost entirely unfamiliar concepts, such as the partitive case, which has no direct English equivalent)

Can you use blender on an iPad?

I hate the influence of English on everything now ngl

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Clearly the solution is to adopt decimal time and have 10 hours per day, 100 minutes per hour, and 100 seconds per minute

Not being on the internet

Incelamino acids, the building blocks of incelproteins

Funnily enough, there’s a CSS framework called Gumby

I tried it and it was ok but the roof of my mouth hurt afterwards

What style do you murder your victims in?

Slop definitely existed before AI, see Elsagate

Therefore I can conclude I am not a nerd

Interslavic is neat, It’s a single language able to be understood by most Slavic speakers, and it works fairly well

Scots is its own language with its own writing system, people have been writing in Scots for centuries before the internet and it’s not just colloquial. Scottish English is seperate, being an actual dialect, but there is an English-Scots dialect continuum so finding the exact difference is hard

It’s simply linguistic evolution, and I find it interesting how the internet has shaped language. Writing on the internet tends to be very short and conversation-like, so if you want to get a point across there’s no need for a full stop. This meant, that when people put full stops at the end of messages on the internet, it started being seen as more formal and serious, which became a tone marker