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Cake day: June 24th, 2023

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  • rtxn@lemmy.worldMtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worlduse linux, become femboy
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    3 days ago

    this network needs opposing opinions from its “acceptable” narrative

    So it’s okay for you to do it, but not for others to push back against you because they believe the expressed views to be morally wrong? I think you might be looking for an echo chamber of your own.

    I’ll remind you that you’re in a public forum and should expect the public to voice their displeasure.

    I also want to point out that I can see the votes on every comment. It is incredibly childish of you to downvote every dissenting reply and most of the other comments.


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    3 days ago

    You’re doing the exact same thing with this public crashout about how much their happiness offends you. You’re spreading your vitriol because you want people to take your side. I’d rather surround myself with furries and femboys than the likes of you.

    Queer and nonconforming people exist, they have the same right to express themselves as everyone else, and you’d better get used to it real quick.




  • Hungarian is incorrect. It should be “Vásárolj európait!

    • “Európai” is the nominative case (describes the subject), “európait” is the accusative case (describes the verb’s direct object or target).
    • Every sentence in the imperative mood (an order or command) uses an exclamation mark.
    • When the proper name of a location is used to form an adjective, the name of a language, or culture (e.g. Europe -> European), it is no longer capitalized: Európa -> európai. The exceptions are if the adjective is the first word of the sentence or if it is part of a proper noun that is normally capitalized, e.g. Európai Unió.

    This is the kind of understanding that LLMs can’t mimic.