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This idiom confused me for the longest time, because I use "have" and "eat" very interchangeably. "Are you going to have dinner?" etc. I didn't see that, rather, they meant "have" as a synonym for "keep".

And yeah, it's definitely backwards. "Have" doesn't suggest "will have", it's a present term only. I have a cake, can I eat it? Yes. Switching the order makes more sense. Furthermore, I think "keep" at least suggests long term.

I propose "You can't eat your cake and keep it too"

Yet still, who ever eats a whole cake? I definitely keep some for later.

I have to write powershell scripts and bash scripts at work. I hear people saying bash is great, powershell is bad, all the time in public, but honestly I feel like these people have barely actually written powershell. It's a bit wordy, but it feels much more intuitive to me, much more akin to regular programming languages.

If it's a windowsill nook, I guess an alcove, then about the most common thing I see people use them for is smoking

Top image is the little girl from the film "Chucky" (Alice Pierce), holding the Chucky doll.

Bottom image is Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran.

The joke is that the bottom people look like grown up versions of the top ones. Blond girl to woman, odd looking ginger boy doll to man.

Recently I maxed out my "Watch Later" playlist on YouTube. Turns out you can't have more than 5000 videos in it

Interesting that he's pulled out his pistol, but his shadow is yet to draw

From eza's readme, on why it's better than ls:

It uses colours to distinguish file types and metadata. It knows about symlinks, extended attributes, and Git

A confirmed hoax too. But even if it weren't a hoax, wouldn't it be dead by now!?

Still, it's a fun myth and a good excuse to either bring in tourism or to scientifically explore the marine ecosystem of the largest body of water in the UK. The recent 2019 DNA search was just that, a university-lead sophisticated study of ecological biodiversity, facaded with a news and funding grabbing "search for the monster" story.

A. If I move a large hula hoop over your body, you don't go flying out the other side. Portals are just large hula hoops with either side in different places.

I'm from the UK, we are the natives here.

Though, I would agree in the UK when it comes to other native languages under threat, like Scottish Gaelic and Welsh.

However, I still think in any English speaking country, proficient English is the most important thing a child can learn in order to thrive in modern society. And separating children of different languages is not a good thing, it only makes racism worse. Instead, we should focus on lessons and programs that teach other native languages, to preserve them, and also teach English to those that don't speak it at home.

Teaching and preservation programs have worked well for Welsh and the language is growing once again.

Yes, I agree

That's a good solution, yes.

Though good luck convincing governments, that continue to cut funding for important social programs like these, to bother supporting minorities in schools.