Isn't this how you get every site on earth to just block French users? Something similar happened with the GDPR and American websites. The truly lazy ones just blocked everyone outside the US.

Isn't Jolla only available in a handful of EU countries? That's not a solution for ~95% of the world.

Have you tried Kallisti? It's built on top of Mumble

This type of "democrat" really excels at making you feel like more positive changes would come from them getting Luigi'd than Trump himself suffering that fate.

This is why rather than celebrate, the campaigners on the progressive side of the party should now start the work to get all the "pro status quo" and "pro Zionists" democrats out if they want to see any changes.

And funded a massive amount of Linux and Linux software development. People who say Valve does nothing are either oversimplifying for a joke or, if serious, grossly ignorant about what Valve does.

That happens naturally after reading and writing for a couple of years(depending on how intensive is the practice of the language). Eventually the brain just merges Manzana, Apple, リンゴ or whatever with the concept of that fruit without needing to do mental translations.

The "embarazada"/"embarrassed" mix-up is really common and it always elicits the same confused reaction from people who hear it for the first time.

"brazen" is closer to "osado" or "audaz" in meaning. "bizarría" (noun) and "bizarro" (adjective) are used in old texts and patriotic songs and implies honorable or generous bravery, such as that of a liberator.

Like recently where I am, it’s pushing “anticuado” as “outdated”. Except that is obviously “Antiquated”.

Don't rely on word similarity without checking dictionaries, otherwise you will end up like people who think "bizarro" means "bizarre". False friends are a thing.

"obliguado" doesn't seem like a real Spanish word to me, and the RAE dictionaries seem to agree with me.

Also it's very common for certain words to have no equivalent translation with the same root, so you will have to settle for "words used in the target language in this situation" even if they don't quite get the nuances across.

I feel like the only real way to do AI clean rooming is to have the AI run the decompiler, clean up the output if necessary, and then write a spec document that incorporates no part of the code only a description of what it does and its constraints.

You then reimplement the code by hand, only reading the spec.

20 year old patents would be an improvement time-wise over 100+ years of copyright, but a horrible thing given how much more annoying it is to get them invalidated.