Whatever your thoughts on cryptocurrency might be, this is borderline gambling addiction.
I'm dreading for the day they introduce dynamic pricing based on who's buying and refuses to sell without a full face scan.
Why is everything a video or a chatroom instead of a properly documented webpage, I will never understand.
When I was told to get lost and go back to China because the pandemic reliefs were for the fellow countrymen.
In Korean we have these conjugated forms. They both sound the same:
[na.a] (from 낫다) be/become better[na.a] (from 낳다) give birth (to a baby)So when given A as an example:
(A) 감기에 걸렸어요. I got a cold.
(B) 빨리 나으세요! Hope you get better soon!
(C) 빨리 낳으세요! Hope you give birth soon!
For some reason Koreans across all ages write C instead of B by mistake. It became a national joke at this point and some do it ironically on purpose. I used to teach Korean. Imagine my face every time.
There are more but I'm on my phone. Will do more later.
Charlottesville was the wake up call for many. Never I expected nazis openly marching on US soil, chanting slogans straight from WW2... nearly a century after WW2.
It also must suck for the locals to have their town's name being forever associated to those scums.
It's actually cool to see a government body embrace new technologies to promote their language and culture.
It reads like one of those 4chan pranks actually gaining followers.
They have their own happy cheering crowd, so nothing to worry about from their pov.
First you need to put on your robe and wizard hat.
I'm afraid they'll break off Debian one day. Supporting snap is one thing, sabotaging well established user cases (apt installing deb, not being a snap prozy) is another.
It's both a generational shift and education issue.
I grew up remembering the early days of going online. The only pc at home was shared by family, so I knew early on that covering my tracks (erasing browser history) was important. When Chrome came out and incognito mode became a thing, I instinctively knew that it was just a shortcut for a separate browser profile that does not share the main profiles cookies and history, that it didn't store activities on the local device. I knew that internet providers could still know what I acceded, and so on.
I can't ask for the same kind of awareness for people that grew up with smartphones, proprietary walled gardens and apps with most of the complexities hidden beneath pretty UI.
It's even worse when it comes to the general population - this isn't the 90s where college students and tech minded people made up the internet users, this isn't the early 2000s where people still had to use a desktop PC to access the web, with its components more or less open to tinker.