“then” is used to depict time, sequence or a causal relationship. “than” is used with comparative adjectives, to depict comparison.
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I don’t see nothing!
Isn’t this something that only means so, in the recently developed dialects?
I mean if it were instead, “> I don’t see nothing.”, I would understand it as the person is actually seeing something.
0·28 days agoI tried it a few times and it didn’t fit well.
A colleague of mine uses it extensively.
In both our cases, it was KDE.
0·1 month agohas been deployed … already under investigation.
Is “already” really the word to use.
Don’t vehicles need the investigation being done before getting on the road?
I’d say the investigation started a bit too late.
Yeah. No need for editing in post.
Just have a camera with lower static range and choose the required white-balance.
In this case, it’s probably comparing AMD with some ARM based thingy.
7·1 month agoNice.
This gives me an idea.Additional tax for rooms marked as “for rent”, but going unrented for enough part of the year.
Calculation will also take into account recent evictions.
3·1 month agoClientServer
Blue ink in a pot?
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It usually feels cold when you smear it on your skin. Not that it really is but the evaporation does the job.
The question is like asking “What goes in a box?” and then everything other than “watermelon” is the wrong answer.
Another real life simulation game.