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Comment #38082759
It's pretty much the same for the Spanish language.
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Comment #35724920
Totally agree. Lately touch switches have been riddling every electric appliance: kitchen hood, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher... I think that being easier to clean doesn't…
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Comment #33314288
I had to run it like this UNZIP_DISABLE_ZIPBOMB_DETECTION=TRUE unzip DqteCf6WsAAhqwV.jpg
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Comment #24208112
It breaks down catastrophically with diacritics https://imgur.com/8U3IKR9
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Comment #20324297
Direct fitness is not the only way natural selection favours individuals. Genes that make individuals past their reproductive age turn into good caretakers (including genes that im…
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Comment #20173616
It's funny how these thinking patterns repeat at all levels. I am from sunny Andalucia, and this flamenco and siesta stereotypes still sound like total rubbish.
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Comment #20172217
As a 40 year old Spaniard, I have never heard of this 4 PM siesta time.
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Comment #19336537
Relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/1314/
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Comment #19153177
Why choose? I use both :-) I'm using irssi in a screen session on a server, with the proxy plugin, and weechat in my desktop as a frontend.
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Comment #19075764
You're getting downvoted, but the guidelines explicitly say: > Please don't insinuate that someone hasn't read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be …
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Comment #17469741
You know, traditional paellas already have snails as an ingredient, which aren't insects but I think still have the cultural unfamiliarity to Western palates.
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Comment #8056152
Thanks to this wonderful resource I've been keeping a personal Twitter for Mr. Darwin for almost two years, narrating his voyage in "real time" (and in Spanish). He's in Chile righ…
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Comment #7858798
It fails here with Firefox 31.0a2 (Aurora) on Ubuntu.
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Comment #7846827
See, continuous ups and downs may be seen as kind of a failure.
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Comment #7709169
Would you consider open sourcing your photo blog site? I like it. A lot.
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Comment #7673450
There's no need for a dictionary definition. Just as you just said, diminutives don't normally make it into the dictionary. So, "suelecillo" is a word for "suelo pequeño" whether o…
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Comment #7672798
Sorry, but this has nothing to do with our dialects. You were contending that the etymology of "mosquito" can't be understood as Spanish for "little fly", which is untrue. See, "fl…
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Comment #7672669
But it has a male form: mosco. From which "mosquito" comes by diminutivization. No mistake in the article.
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Comment #7672634
Actually, it is a diminutive for "mosco", which comes from "mosca". No Spanish speaker I know of (myself included) has trouble understanding mosquito as little fly.
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Comment #7231148
It doesn't get timed. You can quickly test this by adding an expensive operation to your setup and checking that it doesn't affect the resulting time.
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Comment #7094134
In case you're curious how does one get a spacecraft from Earth to a comet, here's an interactive 3D visualization showing all those nice gravitational assists. https://util1.estec…
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Comment #6532076
But, but... then this corporation's reach must date back to thousands of years ago, when we (falsely) discovered that proper hygiene was deeply correlated with improved health. Doe…
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Comment #6531958
> You don’t need any of those soapy substances. It’s all a big lie perpetrated by people who want your money. If you eat/sleep/exercise properly, you will almost never get sick and…