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Chinese New Year! Had an entire week off last week
I code stuff. I draw stuff.
I’m a Hongkonger 🇭🇰
If you’re a westerner coming here because you’re arguing with me about something in HK/China/Asia, I forgive you for your misunderstandings.
Chinese New Year! Had an entire week off last week
Cantonese, Mandarin and English. This is the basic languages for Hongkongers (which I am) and I refer to this as 2.5-lingual, because Cantonese and Mandarin are both Chinese.
The idea of suggesting the word “noodles” doesn’t come from a racial point-of-view. I’m using “noodles” to describe the mess of dotfiles, which is like saying “spaghetti code” for poorly written code.
I guess you can argue it has a race association as the only reason we are coming up with a new word is because the old word is racist.
Noodles - it’s a mess of dotfiles
Yes. The color of the mucus is informative for Chinese medicine. I don’t have the full details of it, but if it’s transparent, that means you are dealing with “cold” infection, and you should use herbs that are “hot”. Oppositely, yellow means “hot” infection, and you should use “cold” herbs.
If you use the wrong herbs and fail to balance it out, the infection gets worse.
I don’t know about that. The authors of Ninja Hattori and Doraemon shared the same pen name though
Doraemon
This is a very big franchise in Asia but rarely mentioned in the west, so let me introduce it to (most of) you :>
Doraemon is a robot cat from the 22nd century who has gone back in time to help a kid named Nobita. He has a lot of wacky gadgets to offer. Each episode is basically a story about one of these gadgets. They also pump out a new movie every year.
Sorry friend. Lemmy ShowerThoughts is way too technical.
Multiple tropical cyclones every year. They don’t really do anything harmful, so we’re all chill about them.
That’s right. It should not have the problem. That’s why this is confusing.
A few years back, I was installing Arch on an external hard disk. I was basically done, so I powered off the system, but I forgot to unmount the hard disk.
Then I tried to boot to the OS on my computer, which was also Arch, and it got stuck at the BIOS splash screen. No luck rebooting.
I remember panicking (because that was my only machine) and asking my computer teacher what to do and he also had no idea.
I ended up manually unplugging and replugging the hard disk inside the case and it worked. To this day I still don’t know what went wrong.
The phrasing is intentional. I do just want to see the reasons of hating it, and I think despite the downvotes, it’s working.
Thanks :>
This is an assumption I made from observing users on Lemmy. I want to further understand their reasoning, and therefore put the assumption in the question.
This is why I asked this question. I suspected a lot of people are just hating the economic abuse instead of the technology itself.
Like people are downvoting because they saw the word “blockchain” (I’m guessing. Downvoters tell me why)
A protestor from a few years ago got sentenced to 10 years in prison, as well as some others with shorter periods (still a few years).
Used in this context? Action. But it can mean both.
May as well combine words with the same pronunciation into one word and call it Simplified English (/s)
Honestly tho, this is one of the features of Simplified Chinese, which created the infamous “fuck vegetables” (干菜类).
It’s meant to say “dried vegetables” (乾菜類 in TC), but 乾→干. Meanwhile, there exists 幹→干 as well, which means “fuck”.
That’s because they don’t perceive them as cringe or awful. It’s wrong from the start