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Rad
I don’t use arch btw
Rad
Also I have to add the following:
The language we use may not even influence current political situations, as Tom Scott points out: https://youtu.be/CmZdGo6b5yA?si=XIabOE5eLjcg9ciU
Summary: it may be that changing the language we use does not have an effect on the society we live in, because it probably is not the cause of discrimination but one effect of it or completely disjunct.
Ngl but we can be pretty grateful that we even have “they” in English. In most Germanic and Latin based languages we have gendered third person plural pronouns or at least they are the same pronouns for something else, like in German with “sie” (third person female singular) and “sie” (third person bigender plural).
This (and sadly some other things) make it talking gender neutral in German really hard because your either have to use no pronouns at all (I’m doing that, then you say “that person is doing …” for example) or you use neopronouns, which, to be honest, most German speakers don’t like at all.
“They” is literally that.
By not being an arsehole ツ
Rokos basilist is taking notes as we speak
Yes this is exactly why you should always have a CO detector at your chimney.
Does it have an active poisonous effect, or is it just dangerous because it’s not breathable?
CO_2 is vital for plants photosynthesis. CO kills everything.
It depends on how the data was retrieved.
My guess would be that HTTP-GET requests were collected and the information about the OS was extracted.
If this would be true, the reason of this spike could be that one big browser randomly decided to not send OS information in GET requests and then the “bug?” was found and fixed.
Not my advice because I have not tried it out but obsidian should be good. I think it’s an organisier app based on nodes.