What? No, it doesn’t. People in that context is singular and means population of a country, so peoples is the proper plural for two of those. There’s no superior plural that means “that plural but, like, even more of that”. Otherwise you would end up with libraries that are filled with aisles that are just filled with shelves full of theses being called theseseseses.

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Don’t know if I even can be that disrespectful.

No. No, it didn’t.

From that article:

Graphic screen-printing is widely used today to create mass- or large-batch produced graphics, such as posters or display stands. Full colour prints can be created by printing in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black).

It’s still subtractive.

Would you be so kind to point me to the position in the article that explains how they use rgb? Because the images I came across there seemed to indicate otherwise.

Hey dude, is everything okay? It’s just the Internet and just a discussion about printing and colours.

You don’t use rgb in print.

Well that’s just like… Your opinion, man.

Yeah. It’s literally what they said.

Russia should just be invited to join the EU too 😁

Maybe Russia should first stop killing Europeans and funding anti-European populists.

Oh, then it of course needs to stop being a shithole country, too… There are requirements to join the EU, you know? I doubt that pillaging a neighbour to have rapist soldiers steal toilets and washing machines is a good indicator for economic guardrails.

Gibt solche und solche. Manche fahren bei ausreichender Leistung vollelektrisch, bei manchen muss man das manuell anschalten, manche machen das einfach nicht. Hatte mir mal n phev angeschaut und das war einer der Gründe, warum ich den dann nicht genommen habe.

I’ve been using an Ortlieb Commuter for over a decade. No issues whatsoever.

Ich bin mir absolut sicher, dass das Auto trotzdem geladen wurde. Auch plug in hybride können rekuperieren.

(Ba-dumm tsss)

Weil ja keine Schuld eingestanden wird.

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for example blockchain -> btc or neural networks -> ml/llm.

Oh god.

That’s mentioned in the article?

To be clear from the beginning, Spotify was founded in Sweden but now operates within financial structures that place it firmly inside the global Big Tech ecosystem.

Kind of same story here, tried qobuz and dropped it almost immediately.

For me, it was the missing assistant integration, as I couldn’t get it to properly play music in the car by giving some basic voice commands… If I’m in control of a three ton death machine, I want my eyes on the road, not entering some obscure pop punk band’s name in full via the on-screen keyboard in the car’s media system. Also, I know that qobuz’ content is supposed to be curated instead of generated, but the amount of playlists compared to Spotify was really underwhelming. Add to that that the onboarding was terrible enough for my wife to give up before fully finishing the process and me cursing constantly while trying to set up my kids’ accounts, my kids being annoyed they couldn’t share music with their friends easily anymore and that it felt oddly hard to discover new music beyond their articles and just based on my preferences and the whole thing just didn’t work as I wanted it to.

I fantasize about massive pristine convenience. Brilliant gold taps, virginal white marble, a seat carved from ebony, a cistern full of Chanel No. 5, and a flunky handing me pieces of raw silk toilet roll. But under the circumstances I’ll settle for anywhere.