Ein Clan Orcas baut rund um die Straße von Gibraltar fleißig Segel-U-Boote

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Haka isn't even religious, what are you on about?

Before now, the longest suspension of a parliamentarian in New Zealand was three days.

For an example, see the other reply

Tun sie doch. Sonst würde Putin nicht so händeringend Öl und Gas nach China bzw. Indien für Spottpreise verkaufen. Wenn überhaupt, dann waren die Sanktionen zu langsam und inkonsequent

wrong again! CSS is turing complete, and HTML can include inline CSS, so you can implement a Turing machine in HTML only (without external .js files)

[I] went into a wine shop the other day to buy pasta and they did not have pasta[,] but they were doing a wine tasting[,] so i thought what the hell. [A]nd [I] got to chatting with the other woman there[,] because we had both just come from the library and were comparing our books and sipping wine and[,] turns out[,] we're both teachers[,] so we got on the topic of phones in classrooms—and the guy pouring our wine was like[:] 'that's actually a point of contention in one of my divorces right now'.
[A]nd i very delicately said 'one of your divorces?' and his eyes got really big and he said [']IM A PARALEGAL[']

It only takes only a few punctuation marks to make it grammatically correct. Noticably not a single full stop is missing, so it's not even a run-on sentence in the classical sense. This is closer to a stylistic device called 'stream of consciousness'.

Or are you bothered that the sentence is long? In that case I got bad news about classical literature for you, you better stay clear of the likes of Thomas Mann

I mean, I do have an agenda, that's kinda the point. My agenda is to make life better (= more equal, more inclusive, etc) for everyone

Lemmy users when someone's creative writing uses slightly incorrect or unconventional grammar for stylistic effect:

Huh, I missed that completely. As both a Signalis fan and GRS enjoyer, do you know what it was about?

That sounds similar in purpose to Haskell's 'Maybe' or Rust's 'Option' enum, right?

I still think that the null type was a mistake that introduces unnecessary bugs. But I'm glad to see more languages are taking measures against it