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@vaporeon_ yes, so long as you don’t mind coming off quite old-timey

@vaporeon_ (if you’ve ever seen a phrase like “ye olde toy shoppe”, that’s just the word “the”, completely sepurrate from the other kind of “ye” you were talking about.)

(and in case i have accidentally misled you, the sense of “ye” that means “you [plural]” is purronounced “yee” like you would expect)

@vaporeon_ yes. the word is archaic in most dialects of english nowadays

(there is also another, now archaic, sense where it means, and is exactly purronouced like, “the”. fur a period of time the anglo-saxon letter thorn was transliterated into modern english as “y”)

mornyawn, and also, hey @clock

@vaporeon_ return to Mt. Veeveerest ​

@vaporeon_ ah, i misunderstood, sorry

@vaporeon_ SSD benchmarks say “yes, by a very long mile”

souvenir shop at the north pole called st. nick’s knacks

@vaporeon_ yes

an astonishing number of commonly used english language bible translations can trace their lineage of revisions back to a translation of the new testament published by william tyndale in the early 16th century (he died at the hands of the church befur he could finish translating an entire christian canon)

@vaporeon_ cat 6 has significantly greater bandwidth than 5, and is the minimum you need fur gigabit ethernet

@wallhackio @vaporeon_ are you coercing n to the number type

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio meow

@wallhackio @vaporeon_ t +=+ n

ny’all, including you, @clock