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3·3 months agoIt’s /smawg/, it should sort of feel like the name doesn’t fit me your mouth properly, English phonotactics doesn’t allow for gliding from W to G without a vowel in between.
4·4 months agoNACS is just a different connector, the communication protocol is CCS under the hood. You can use passive adapters no problem. Replacing the connector should be possible, you just need a switch to shunt between level 1/2 AC charging and level 3 DC fast charging.
46·4 months agoA quick Google search tells me that the term is outdated and no longer used, having been refuted by modern genetics research.
I blame Dan Povenmire for manifesting this into existence.
Weird place to ask, but both Poodling and SPH’s are common.
3·5 months agoIt is, can tell just by looking at it it’s a Rubik’s brand.
Yeah that’s just MDMA.
If not friend why friend shaped?
4·6 months agoNot a French speaker,but more than a bit of a keyboard nerd. I can’t help but notice how similar the layout is to the English alt layout Colemak, specifically the angle mod version for ISO keyboards. It is cool that this is an official standard layout. Is this planned to replace azerty completely? I don’t see many other countries other than France making such a change, but I am excited that French has water looks to be a very good modern layout.
1·8 months agoIt has the same root as the also made up word Cybernetics, hope this helps!
13·9 months agoBetter than when I went to college and everything only worked in IE
Its because of staking mostly, but pvp more generally. The gmaul can kill almost instantly, but its high risk high reward since if you don’t manage to get the instant KO you’ll get out dps’d by more usual damage options.
Because its partially luck based people liked to use it to gamble in the Duel Arena, betting on the outcome.
Think of it as the Mac appstore VS the Windows App store. Mac apps (flatpak) are the same as desktop apps, but sandboxed, the store isn’t intrusive, and people found it convenient, so it was fine. Then the windows app store (snaps) launched and it did basically the same thing but slightly worse, except Microsoft (canonical) forced it down its users throats, so people hated it.
Both camps are right, from a technical perspective, snaps are fine, but philosophically, it sucks, and the Linux community cares way more about the latter than the former, otherwise they’d all be running windows.