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@veer66 You can use husky as a sled dog

[#askfedi] What is going be Emacs's solution for UI freezing? https://lemmy.ml/post/152018

@veer66 There is also a “3rd level key” which along with “additional typographical characters” option on 3rd level allows you to enter various symbols (like, say, quotes or dashes) slightly faster with “hold 3rd level key and press another key”.

They should be in your DE's keyboard options somewhere. At least they exist in KDE.

I saw a meme that I just had to add to

@veer66 the same way I type ~ with an Italian keyboard: you don't

@veer66 If you use Linux and have Compose enabled, you can press “compose key, o, o”. Otherwise, I have no idea

@veer66 this is so strange to me, the only other time I've heard of this is with Naypidaw in Burma, and that seemed like a complete waste of effort prompted by the dictator's fortune teller.

I guess the difference is that this is probably motivated by a desire to reduce the outsized influence of Java on politics?

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Cute -can- be read as more childish? Also gets used to diminish something. I don't think lovely really has any negative uses.

"Cute could be something you want to pet, lovely something you want to experience." Is a I think a fair way of putting it. Although cute does get used in other ways as well.

@veer66 “Lovely” is a stronger word, I guess

“Lovely” is enjoyable or very attractive – lovely weather, lovely dress, lovely lady… “Cute” is, hm, simply attractive – cute baby, cute girl, etc…

// I'm not an expert on the matter, but…