Fonzie!

I don’t mind using it for larger teams, it can be great for organised communication such as dev teams!

But it shouldn’t replace documentation.

(Also, Discord itself is a proprietary, censoring telemetry wasp nest, your FOSS dev team shouldn’t be organised in it but Matrix, XMPP, IRC channels or something else open.)

Yeah, but it shouldn’t replace forums.

Isn’t that just a bandwidth issue?

And not use AI lol

Looks like a right hand to me.

Not learning and adapting, never admitting they’re wrong when they actually do realise they are wrong.

Managers tend to not like me.

Maybe this is a language thing, but on Dutch we very much call slices sausage “sausage” (well “worst” but that means “sausage” in Dutch). So I’m used to salami on pizza being gesneden worst / sliced sausage.

No, Lemmy Kilmister, buttholes of course!

Not so widely adopted if most results don’t include it.

And going out of the way, instead of stubbornly coming towards me as if you own this road and I couldn’t run you over.

Initially, no.

No no no cereal first then hot water wtf u on?

Are pepperoni and salami sausages?

Yes.

It doesn’t change your sandwich example since they still fit if they are sausages,

It does unless you’re putting an entire pepperoni or salami in one piece on your bread and still call it a sandwich. I would call bread with a number of thin hotdog-slices still a sandwich, too.

Ductape is the strong, grey stuff; and scotch tape is the white, papery stuff, yes?

That’s correct, 敬語 perfectly follows the rules, but while there are rules for 普通体 (ある instead of あります), people mostly just talk in whatever way they want that does not follow any rules.

It’s quite shocking to me as a Dutch person, we hardly have such a big difference between formal and informal Dutch

Love Durian.

Hate white mushrooms (champignons)

I think almost everyone likes that smell.

I can imagine it’s hard to replicate in a candle, though.

Ah yes I hate the smell of coffee, thanks for reminding me of that!

Stuff smells like cigarettes to me!

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With Japanese, it’s more-so that the standardised version is widely used in politics, to strangers, to acquainted superiors, and just in general by default

It’s only between friends, within most families (and to acquaintances who regard you as their superior) that you speak… Whatever, really.