I mean immortal and immoral are close but not exactly identical

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/

I would guess that yes, that’s (h) it

Also funnily enough many people use “hän” when talking about pets and other animals whilst still using “se” when talking about people. “Hän” feels a bit stiff and formal when talking about people.

And for becoming a heroine, he would need transistors instead

Grond

A fine for speeding, pariking or something else?

So not a gas giant but a goose giant 🦩

Most significant digit?

Also “Maatta” is a different word in Finnish with its own meaning: “without a country” or “without a land”, while “Määttä” does not have this meaning. I agree that the aeae makes it horrible to read, though. Another athlete whose name has some ä’s that make the it difficult to read when turned into ae’s is Mäkäräinen which then becomes Maekaeraeinen :D

It’s coarse and irritating

Is this colonialism?

I guess that was the lossy part :)

Just know that after installing linux on your house, it won’t have Windows anymore!

“Invasive Python and the Holy Grail”

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