Because the US had (and has!) it’s own spelling system
English wasn’t standardized before the American revolution so it’s not like they abolished the existing standard but they came up with their own when other nations did. Australia and Canada fall somewhere between US and British spelling and don’t get me started on NZ. I don’t know shit about NZ.
So are they supposed to write it down or name the radicals and other components?
We live in a democracy. We can change laws with a sufficient majority
No. You mirrored it. Know the difference
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*Þorn ☝️🤓
I don’t think that’s the point OP was bringing up but that makes your comment even more fitting in this community
Tbf it has its downsides. Many people with that kind of contract work unpaid extra hours
Trust-based working hours. Don’t know how common it is in other countries. I don’t write down my hours and people trust me I still do my job
Especially in Capitalism
at least in the US
I’m not sure if it exists outside the US. Maybe in other parts of the anglosphere. I know it from The Simpsons and the concept is foreign for languages with more or less straightforward spelling
I went to a protest recently that had an counter protest and when our speaker talked about Israel killing children, someone on the other side unironically shouted “child soldiers”. I wish this was a strawman but it’s not.
Aber nicht in Zangendeutsch oder? Das benutzt niemand unironisch hoffe ich
Ist C und HTML nicht eh fast das gleiche? Der selbe Anwendungszweck auf alle Fälle
Die Sache ist, wenn du mal auf einer Liste stehst, weiß niemand, was die nächste Regierung mit der Liste macht. Das ist auch ein Kritikpunkt am Selbstbestimmungsgesetz
Ich hatte C++ mal in einem Praktikum in dem mein Partny alles gemacht hat, im Gegensatz zu den Praktika wo ich alles gemacht habe. Ich hab wirklich Teamarbeit im Studium gelernt.
I guess Germany isn’t as much into SUVs
No, I don’t know think so