It’s time for a nushell

Rust has a safety lock to prevent you shooting yourself in the foot but you can switch it off if you really wanna shoot yourself in the foot that bad

I switched to niri recently, I think it’s the best tiling window manager I’ve ever used

• Flying cars - impractical
• Jetpacks - do exist, but limited to trained operators in special locations
• Robot butler - robot waiters already exist, so it wouldn’t be terribly difficult to repurpose one (although they’re only sold to businesses as far as I could tell)

Now I’m imagining Undertale but in the doom format

The language can summon nasal demons which is definitely unexplained phenomena

I misread the first part of the title and got extremely confused

ħ, ů and ï are my favourite danish letters

There have been multiple operating systems written in Haskell

Oh yeah I loved OneShot, good to see others playing it

I also did all the runs and all the achievements, so I don’t have much to do anymore

I played world machine edition so I might have missed out on the full experience, but I think WME did a fairly good job at emulating everything

In NixOs, the /nix box is full of several cats and the /run car keeps looking at them

I use nushell, returning to a normal shell is starting to feel weird ngl

Wasn’t there a youtuber who made rat neurons in a petri dish play doom?

Yeah, stick any verb prefix onto the polish words for fuck and you’ve probably got a word that people use

Haskell has the choice of both indentation based and brackets for things like do blocks, but most people use indentation based cause it’s the norm and looks cleaner

Come on, don’t be racist, you can do better than that

https://github.com/lucifer1004/xiu rust but all the keywords are in Chinese

I’d also guess that the large number of vowels in English has to do with it, General American English has around 16 vowels (counting both monophthongs and diphthongs, other varieties of English have similar amounts)

I feel that when there’s that many vowels, the exact quality of the vowel is less important and thus they can shift around more

Are you confusing Scots and Scottish Gaelic? Scottish Gaelic is the one that’s spoken in the western isles, Scots is across most of the rest of Scotland, including big cities

Scots is hard to tell from English sometimes because Scots has undergone near language death, where it adopted more and more features from English as it was taken over, and Scots was regarded for a decent while as nothing but bad English

Was it Scottish English or Scots? The line between the two is blurry because intelligibility varies a lot