The catarrhine who invented a perpetual motion machine, by dreaming at night and devouring its own dreams through the day.
It’s kind of the opposite - the IPA gives you an unambiguous written representation for each sound, while OP is making an unambiguous sound for each letter.
So for example, let’s say that you keep misspelling ⟨cache⟩ as ⟨cash⟩. Inside your head you memorise “⟨cache⟩ is spelled like [katʃe]”, then next time you need to write the word you’ll be less likely to write ⟨cash⟩ instead.
I use something similar (albeit simpler) with my native language, so I wouldn’t be surprised if your system worked for native English speakers.
I recommend focusing on problem sequences, though. It’s tempting (and fun) to make a whole new system, but you’ll typically see yourself only misspelling a handful of them.
Yeah, behaviour-wise Lemmy has been going downhill the last years. For me at least it’s still way better than Reddit, but it’s different for each person. And I think that you’re doing the sensible thing here - it’s affecting you negatively, so you step back and take a break.
Everytime I post stuff I just end up with an inbox that I’ve got to go through and just get more and more depressed and deflated.
Ah, the “orange icon syndrome”. I know how it’s like.
Take care.
They got enough power to do it, uh. Other unis get rek’t.
capsicum
Tell me that you’re from Oz without saying that you crack tins.
Serious now, I do something similar with chickpeas instead of beans. Plus some pork butt - it goes great with both kale and peppers!
Województwo wileńskie! */me says it and runs really fast*
Jokes aside pink beet soup is awesome. Specially with boiled eggs + rye bread.
I’d rather have the yellow lines than the blue ones, thank you very much.
A potato and beef soup known locally as “Slavic soup” (sopa eslava). Likely brought to my chunk of South America by Polish immigrants, and then adapted to local tastes.
Notes:
Other soups I really enjoy are
I’ll need my mining helmet for that.
Gloss info. In a simplified way:
It’s important in this case because both Luwian and Greek allow you to shift words back and forth for emphasis, and it’s poetry so the order gets even messier, so without that it’s hard to parse the sentence.
Also note that this is from my part, it isn’t present in the original.
Be careful with this sort of comment. You don’t want to piss off Musk by mocking his property, do you?
do I need like a large net? or a pokeball?
Now I want Nintendo suing the pope for IP violations.
I also think that mander.xyz would be a good fit. The instance administration is chill and sensible, and the instance’s scope is STEM fields.
Delicious.
More like bugs are shrimps. Like, some shrimps are closer to bugs than to other shrimps.
(…wait, does this mean that insects can undergo carcinisation? It would be cool to see.)
YDI + BPR. Yup, both.
You didn’t just say what instance the comm is in; you were clearly implying that it’s pointless to engage in good faith there. It falls squarely into rule #2 (be respectful, specially when disagreeing).
At the same time we know how poorly the .ml admin team reacts to things they disagree with. And, even if you were making the comm less welcoming, odds are that you weren’t banned for that, but because you rubbed off the admins the wrong way.
EDIT: it’s relevant to note that I’m often criticising the .ml admin team, as anyone can see here, here, here, here, here. As such, if I’m blaming the OP in this specific case, it’s because I genuinely believe that OP dun goofed. Is this clear?
That reminds me, that in the 90s it was really common to put steel wool on the TV antenna. At least in my chunk of Latin America.
Digital TV is killing our culture!! /s
Uh, TIL Ruffy’s mum was a poster woman for eclampsia!
The more I look at it, the more it bugs me:
It’s only partial, for things that I could reasonably misspell while writing Portuguese:
I picked those specific readings because they’re easy enough to pronounce but they wouldn’t otherwise pop up in my dialect of Portuguese. A good chunk of them are actually archaisms, like ⟨c z⟩ used to actually sound like [ts dz] some 700 years ago or so.