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Lol, nah no desert today I think. Still figuring out what to make!
You have to if you are into sci-fi mind-f kinda movies
Would you like the hype squad help you decide? What are the options you are considering though?
I'll ad it to my watch list. When I'm in the mood for it I like them.
My pinky on Dec 23
Was thinking a quick rice dish or something....
What's your most favourite sci-fi / mind f movie? Mine is still prolly Fight Club followed closely by Source code maybe
Those are mostly a part of my daily intake. Try chicken biryani when you have time
maybe.. i guess different words may be said differently.. i only noticed when L is replaced by R, not the other way around.
you know, it's like clash of cultures.. i saw these Asian-Americans making fun of how blacks here are offended by the n-word but call each other and everyone else that with no issues, so these Asian dudes did video where they call each other NINJA.. and then i think Irish dudes made a video where they called each other GINJA (as in ginger a.k.a. red head).. the stipulation here is that if you are of that race that's offended by some stereotypical word, you can still make fun of it among yourselves.. and such. racial stuff is very confusing to me.. i grew up in Soviet Union. racial tensions there were simply nonexistent. only in America was i instantly dipped into all this racial discrimination stuff..
pardon me.. ok then well, PERSEI-8 sounds like "pussy i ate".. it's a futurama thing..
Fight club for sure!
Classic!
Let me Google that.
Agree 100%! I have felt the same as well. I mean if you are offended by something, maybe stop using it among yourselves such that it's soon phased out or something. As long as you don't make the change, how can you expect the others to follow.
Lol, man. Thanks for clarifying. I wont have guessed it.
Japanese technically doesn't have either of the L or R sounds that we have in English, but a single sound midway between these. That one sound is used to approximate both L and R when English words are used.
There's an interesting phenomena in linguistics that your brain pathways get used to certain sounds and they're pre-filtered down to a subset of possible sounds before your brain starts analysing them phonetically. When you hear a language that uses a different set of sounds, your brain approximates them into the set of sounds that you're used to hearing, and so when starting a new language, it can be very hard to even hear the difference between the two sounds. The only way as an adult to really gain that skill is to A/B test it and repeatedly switch between the two sounds until you can hear the difference, and continue until you can reliably tell them apart, and only then can you start to pronounce them differently.
What's interesting is that young babies start of being able to hear all these different sounds, but obviously it's all just a meaningless jumble of sounds to them at first, but in their first few months of listening, they start learning the sounds of their mother tongue and their brain starts learning to ignore all the sounds they don't hear. Kind of like training an AI model I guess. And so, if a baby is exposed to the sound of a lot of languages, even if they don't actually speak them, it's a lot easier for them to learn them later in life.
I think I once had that at an Indian friend. Not sure if I can make it that nice but tasty. Looking up the spices
Oh man..I rewatched that last month yet again.
The first rule of fight club is ....
It isn't a quick dish though.
Now you got me hooked. Added it to my watchlist
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We have similar issues with Indian languages as well. Some languages in India have sounds that don't exist in others and such words usually require substitution.
they only have debian 13, i wanted ubuntu, they said it'll be next month, although on the offer it said "debian 13 only, others will be next week", anyway, i have complications installing ubuntu24 myself, i tried and VPS has been "performing a task" for the past 14 hours.. and reply from support takes days.. so i am asking here now for advice on how to go about installing ubuntu when VPS is hopefully back and is equipped with Debian 13 once again. i never did install linux on a VPS other than a quick menu option. now i'll have to try ISO and mounting it and other things.. not sure.. maybe i will keep trying compiling the software i need on Debian 13, as at least it doesn't screw up the OS, or at least i can rebuild it via simple menu option in the dashboard. I need my Swedish VPS to work for me.. I bought the "doubled" one with 2GB RAM for €12.24, couldn't catch the €6.66 offer. as such, i am uncomfortable with it idling..
Yah. Definitely tasty and something anyone could love, but is difficult to make
Ye I guess, guess I'll have to add my own spin to it.
Would watch it again this new year