

The Fall of Civilizations podcast deep-dives ancient civilizations. Phenomenal.
One of my all time favourites. I even got one of the signed copies of his book
The Fall of Civilizations podcast deep-dives ancient civilizations. Phenomenal.
One of my all time favourites. I even got one of the signed copies of his book
Thanks for the tip, can’t wait to listen in. It’s also available on Spotify
Right? I’m gonna start practicing my queen waving right now
An Intel CPU with quicksync is the better and way more energy efficient solution for transcoding. A regular 8th gen+ i7 can handle multiple 4k transcodes
That’s my impression as well and I’ve only been at it for half a year. In the beginning you would also get grammar help at the start of new chapters, but that stopped relatively quickly, so now it’s mostly diy grammar rules by analyzing the sentences. Maybe I’ll have a look at Busuu
Yeah, that was what I assumed. For now Duolingo still uses the ご hiragana for the go part in Nihongo. And the Kanji for べんきょ wasn’t introduced yet
All good. I’m just glad to get the opportunity to get to talk about this with someone :D
Ah nice. Thanks. Really need to get better reading Kanji
Damn, I’ve been learning for half a year and was thrilled to try and read that, but I’m missingbthe Kanjis 勉強. I assume they are the Kanjis for learn (minus the shimasu at the end). And why did you use the Hana 語 Kanji to say JapanESE ? Is it pronounced go there for form Nihongo? Sorry, don’t have the Japanese alphabet loaded into my keyboard yet
And then you accept, that both are the sound of nature and stop getting angry over it. Once you have stopped getting angry, you can start sleeping to the lullaby of seagull squaks
They don’t. Ids in Jellyfin are based on the path of the file, so easily guessable with a sufficiently large rainbow table
Wow, look! They even modeled the insides of the NPCs! That kid crying sounds so real
So? People haven’t read it and maybe still want to watch the series. It’s not LotR or Harry Potter where the ending is common knowledge
My 6 year old nephew also has a scientific goal in mind when he launches dirt with his shovel catapult. Doesn’t mean that he produces anything useful
The silver lining of concentration camps is the human experimentation which gave solid evidence for solid science.
There is no such thing as a silver lining to that. What Mengele and his goons did had no scientific backing, produced nothing but tortured and maimed kids, while killing thousands more to prove some crude ideas
Maybe put a spoiler tag around that?
Also ‘in’ your brain, not ‘on’ it
Yeah, about 72TB if I find a sale
True. Weird, wonder why that has vanished from the web…