How sure are we that it’s not?

Yeah, money talks. China has a non-negligible amount of it, and very, very delicate feelings.

If you’re also not familiar, in it’s plain http glory: http://www.coboloncogs.org/

That is indeed very cool, and falls squarely into the second case.

Edit: Or maybe the first? (A joke about how insane it would be counts)

It seems non-serious, given the lack of downloads and snail mail as a contact method. If they actually made this, though, reenactment.

Ah! That makes sense. I wasn’t expecting мимо to act like a noun in this way. Большое спасибо.

Not even close. They still get machine tools and maintenance services for them from the West, as of list I checked. Y’know, so they can keep making missiles.

A necklace of stationary liquid milk would be interesting for a whole other set of reasons.

She had a cheese necklace as funerary attire? I want to join whatever culture did that.

The irony that East Asia now invented cheese, a thing they don’t traditionally eat this historical side of the Han empire.

I mean, if we could build some more damn houses, immigration has been unambiguously great for our economy and general demographics, and Anglo Canadian identity was never a real thing to start with.

It’s alright, someone else already did. I’m skeptical, it sounds like there’s genetic evidence it’s of central Asian origin.

вообще мимо

Please help, я это не понимаю.

Exactly. Nobody knows how the tongue was involved in h₂.

Haskell is Esperanto. The difference being that Rust is actually catching on.

Ah, okay. That is a striking looking vine, but nothing is mentioned about it being tasty, and it’s genetically related to other Central Asian plants, according to a study cited on Wikipedia.

Nooo! Amazing if true.

Unfortunately this appears to be an archive of a paywall.

If the situation is anything like on this side of the Atlantic, the distinction in popular imagination is ever-fluid.

Yep, this is my best guess for the EU, sadly. It will keep being democratic and united, but adopt a more East Asian-style attitude to the rest of the world in the process. Oh well, hopefully we can pick up the internationalist slack in Canada.

Meanwhile, the US is probably going to explode one way or the other.

I mean, until Electron is rewritten in Rust, so people with Stockholm syndrome can still write painful JavaScript desktop apps…

Not surprised. The Russian Wikipedia page on it is just a stub. The English one is actually longer.

I can’t find any online introductions to it or compilers for it either, in English or написал по-Русски. Or Ukrainian for that matter, assuming I’d know it if I see it, although the Wikipedia page is longer.

Yeah, that’s my guess too.

As to whether C++ can update enough to steal it’s thunder, I feel less qualified to answer. It’d be pretty impressive if they managed to preserve backwards compatibility and do that at the same time, though.

My impression of business majors is that they get hired by people who have to use a search engine to know who to hire.