its 2026 (still), the normal pronunciation for the following name is:
* "simone" sɪməʊn, - like you reference some jewish culture person from 3-4K Y ago
* sim-one, because everything is broken and feels fake.
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Software engineer in new media/fintech. OO/FP. Still fixing your UX. Still making those tests. Still pursuing DRE ~ Defect Removal Efficiency :)
Open remote profile ↗londunting. Why are there so many locksmith businesses between Hyde park and Belise park?
Or possibly, why is Google returning those results, not the ones i asked for
a cheap hack is put dots on screen, so people **with eyes** can see the dots.
That doesn't make sense.
#TIL that my perfectly standard phone can display in Braille?!!
How? I can't raise dots on an 'driod screen?
This is an island , its supposed to have the same TZ across all of it,
pls can linguists explain why DE can be short **when it wants to**. Isn't a disease name classified as a Noun?
Hopefully this disease isn't spoken about everyday, so 'maximising concise' isn't an important design criteria on that word.
In 2012 a tired and busy version of me assumed 'git' was an abbreviation, so capitalised it. Like Redis project. Or GPG.
It was a tool made the current OS kernel PO. Cloning an older *nix that no-one my age has heard of. So this fit the cultural assumptions for *nix projects.
I am now stuck with this habit.
Some historic UK doctor (who was educated for greek and latin), i have a new disease to name ... ill call it "osteoarthritis" ~ my broken translation, "bone joint itus".
Some Deutsche Arzt reading the paper. ... ok its "arthrose".
um?
To management: I can build you a perpetual motion machine, however I need these back orders on perfect ball bearings, a perfect vacuum, and a zero friction surface.
Engineering!
Question: i suspect many fedi users have strings of coloured LEDs in their flat/ house.
Marketing people call a location decorated with LEDs "a winter festival".
Are all our flats / houses also festivals?
(if you are an Aus/ Kiwi please flip seasons)
#random Is the thing about shouting to assist comprehension of a language a thing done by historic UK army people, who had been standing next to cannon/ artillery/ rifles all year, and **could hear** a shout and that was their limit?
Many WW1 and earlier military had hearing problems on exit of forces.