Zagorath @ Zagorath @aussie.zone

Formerly /u/Zagorath on the alien site.

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Wait are you me?

Yeah my Garmin can do this on my Android.

I usually stare at their mouth if I'm talking to someone. How else do you concentrate on what they're saying? Their eyes aren't the part that talks.

You not a fan of that news?

You lost me here, sorry. I don’t speak musik neither in english or french

Ah, sorry. These two examples on MuseScore should be possible to play back so you can hear the difference.

This one is how the sheet music on French Wikipedia displays it.

And this one is more familiar to me.

Butter is beaten

I don't know much about the making of cheese, butter, or cream. But the word that comes to my mind for butter is "churned". The tool used is a "butter churn", en francais, une baratte. But the French Wikipedia page for this talks about "le barattage", so I think it's a separate step from battrement? (battage? battement? idk)

idk, I don't know enough about milk products to have this conversation in English, let alone French.

I've definitely seen claims that the idea of "a far stole my baby and replaced it with a changeling" could have been caused by ASD.

I think google still listens to the quote operator first, but if that would return no results, it then returns the results without the quotes.

That seems to be what I've seen from my experience, anyway.

Work applications have been super bad when it comes to" people" sending me messages about my resume. Almost no real person has spoken to me.

What do you mean by this? Are applications getting rejected more than otherwise? Less than otherwise?

I also thought that...

And the reason, I think, is simple. Product names are usually nouns, not verbs. So when I see "treat", I think of "a treat", not the act of treating something.

It should be "UTI test + treatment".

Yeah I was about to comment the same observation. All of a sudden I'm noticing multiple Grok tweets that say "every damn time"? Is that a racist dog whistle in itself?

Why is the tweet surrounded by what looks like a stainless steel bowl displayed under disco lighting?

Oh shit all the still-blue ones completely missed my mind.

Nevada and Hawaii the only states that didn't change. Wonder what happens if you take away the Vegas Strip from Nevada.

Man there are way too many IoT standards. What's the difference between these two? How do they each compare to Matter?

Whipped would be a better translation in this context. Took me a fair bit of searching to figure that out, because I normally associate whipped with cream, not cheese. Apparently some cheese can be whipped though.

The French Wikipedia has sheet music showing the rhythm of the song. And interestingly, it shows straight quavers. In English, I'd normally sing it with a swung rhythm, alternating crotchets and quavers.

I misread 50€ as 50c and was utterly shocked.

Might it not also depend just on how you define "the production team"? Since editing is often termed "post-production", it would be reasonable to exclude the editors from the "production team". To me that term seems more to imply the lighting, cameras, audio, PAs, and other people actually on set, rather than the task writers or editors.

• There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
• The Farmer in the Dell
• Le Fermier dans son pré (French version of the above)
• The Wheel of Time
• New Spring

The first three all related to a recent conversation in !vampires@lemmy.zip.

Oh wow. I've actually never used Dvorak on mobile. I always like to tell people that the same thing that made QWERTY good on old mechanical typewriters, the thing that holds it back on modern keyboards, is what makes QWERTY good again in the algorithm-assisted typing of a modern touchscreen.

Oh we have The Farmer in the Dell too!

But yeah, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly is quite a bit darker.

And from there it continues building in that manner, adding cat, dog, goat, cow, and, finally, the final verse is (in full):