As long as you don’t become Hindenburg Man

Would it theoretically be possible to send payload this way to the moon? EDIT: amazing answers, thank you

From an environmental standpoint it doesn’t make any sense to drop it. More batteries, more e waste

I’m sure that was a war plan at that time, to attach the su

So it would be : Passw,\nord ?

Does this actually work?

A tale as old as time

“this never happened before!”

moon, fire, water, wood, metal, earth, sun

But then having 5 elements for weekdays.

Interesting! Thanks for the insight. I also find it interesting that Japanese sometimes use their own Version of Kanji, neither traditional nor simplified Chinese. Like 楽 vs 樂 vs 乐。 Oftentimes the Kanji use feels “archaic” in contrast to Chinese to me. Not sure how to describe it. Maybe words like 駅? I can’t think of a good example from the top of my head but maybe you know what I mean?

I agree with you about not being able to get hiragana and katakana, but it was very manageable to travel through Japan with no dictionary . I also carried a notebook where I was writing Chinese and showed it to random Japanese people and they almost always got the meaning. Obviously your first example is a bit mean, because you’d know what a Chinese speaker would interpret it like. But this sentence won’t exist in the “wild”. The second example is a bit easier to get. A lot of assumptions are coming with this “on the fly” translation. For example I played dark souls in Japanese but I don’t speak it. It was manageable to play when there were enough Kanji, because of how items were shaped etc. A lot of assumptions but it kinda works

Tbf he mentions neutral, but it’s both

If you use it, I much prefer a :, like Arbeiter:innen.

Babe wake up, 6G vaccines just dropped

Haruvesto?

So you say that there is no difference in googling on Google.com or using DDG with !g?

Thanks, nice to know!

What’s the difference between using !g and going to Google directly?

The difference I see, is that now we know what we get with Trump. 2016 he was the outsider, nobody but New Yorkers. That’s what gave him an edge back then