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Bugs and missing features (2014-04-30 11:13:15) :
It does not appear to be currently possible to comment on people's blog posts. I could comment on my own posts if I wanted to but other people don't appear to have this power (and vice-versa); furthermore, there does not seem to be a setting for this anywhere.
It does not appear to be currently possible to comment on people's blog posts. I could comment on my own posts if I wanted to but other people don't appear to have this power (and vice-versa); furthermore, there does not seem to be a setting for this anywhere.
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-30 11:13:15.
Bugs and missing features (2014-04-30 04:46:41) :
oh yes also VPN mucks it up
can we have a manual setting pls
oh yes also VPN mucks it up
can we have a manual setting pls
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-30 04:46:41.
Bugs and missing features (2014-04-30 04:46:04) :
your geolocation thing is ruining my epic bragworthy travel by thinking I am in Shenyang
well at least it got the province right
your geolocation thing is ruining my epic bragworthy travel by thinking I am in Shenyang
well at least it got the province right
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-30 04:46:04.
Marx articles tracker (2014-04-27 07:22:43) :
or who knows, you could become the first person to out-argument pthagnar
加油
also: what's the point of having a pthagnar if you're not going to have him get into arguments dammit
or who knows, you could become the first person to out-argument pthagnar
加油
also: what's the point of having a pthagnar if you're not going to have him get into arguments dammit
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-27 07:22:43.
Oh my Dawkins (I'm Atheist, deal with it) (2014-04-21 05:57:35) :
dhok if you post that thing one more time, [i]no matter where[/i], I'm going to cut off your hands
also: that wasn't actually said by the late Mr. Sagan, whose good name is being slandered and besmirched
dhok if you post that thing one more time, [i]no matter where[/i], I'm going to cut off your hands
also: that wasn't actually said by the late Mr. Sagan, whose good name is being slandered and besmirched
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-21 05:59:08.
Rhebus Volume 5: More EZ-mode [2/10] (2014-04-19 02:42:51) :
[spoiler]1. Chinook Jargon[/spoiler]
[spoiler]1. Chinook Jargon[/spoiler]
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Rhebus Volume 5: More EZ-mode [2/10] (2014-04-19 02:24:55) :
[spoiler]1. Chinook[/spoiler]
[spoiler]1. Chinook[/spoiler]
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Ness's Travelogue (2014-04-13 08:22:27) :
Let's not forget places like Maggie's Nipples (Wyoming), Whorehouse Meadows (Oregon), Blue Balls (Arkansas), Imalone (Wisconsin), or Satans Kingdom (Vermont).
Of course the British are also very good at this; apart from certain obvious candidates *ehemllanfairpwllgwyngyllgwerndrobwllllantysiliogogogochehem* let us just note that, among others, places exist by the names of Lower Slaughter, Golden Balls, Lickey End, Happy Bottom, Crackpot (this is in Yorkshire; I suspect it is where Pthag...
Let's not forget places like Maggie's Nipples (Wyoming), Whorehouse Meadows (Oregon), Blue Balls (Arkansas), Imalone (Wisconsin), or Satans Kingdom (Vermont).
Of course the British are also very good at this; apart from certain obvious candidates *ehemllanfairpwllgwyngyllgwerndrobwllllantysiliogogogochehem* let us just note that, among others, places exist by the names of Lower Slaughter, Golden Balls, Lickey End, Happy Bottom, Crackpot (this is in Yorkshire; I suspect it is where Pthag...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-04-13 08:23:34.
Forumworld (2014-03-19 04:22:02) :
It is also full of madness. The introduction says there is no voicing contrast but you list two series of plosives, and then there is
[quote]"The typical orthography for these vowels is /m n ŋ p b t d k g s z h r l/ <m n n p p dd k k s s h r l>."[/quote]
Did you perhaps write this while excessively tired?
It is also full of madness. The introduction says there is no voicing contrast but you list two series of plosives, and then there is
[quote]"The typical orthography for these vowels is /m n ŋ p b t d k g s z h r l/ <m n n p p dd k k s s h r l>."[/quote]
Did you perhaps write this while excessively tired?
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-03-19 04:22:02.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2014-03-01 05:06:29) :
[b]Mana i wamida yahi ya Pakasa-Pay wani nguyada i![/b]
mana i wa-mida yah-i i-a pakasa-pa-i wani nguyada i
AUX 3SG MAIN-need 2SG-DAT 3SG-ACC 'Phags-Pa-DAT in write ACT
You need to write it in 'Phags-Pa!
[b]Mana i wamida yahi ya Pakasa-Pay wani nguyada i![/b]
mana i wa-mida yah-i i-a pakasa-pa-i wani nguyada i
AUX 3SG MAIN-need 2SG-DAT 3SG-ACC 'Phags-Pa-DAT in write ACT
You need to write it in 'Phags-Pa!
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-03-01 05:11:33.
Forumworld (2014-02-28 09:53:23) :
help this climate shit is hard
I'm still gonna try to actually produce a proper climate map but I'm running into accuracy problems due to <the map is too small> and <I NEED MORE ELEVATION INFO> so I'm just gonna half-ass it (not that anybody would care?) and maybe I'm gonna have it up before the week is over.
For now let it be known that Umam lies in Köppen climate zone Cfa, which means hot summers, mild winters, and as far as I can tell a lot of rain the entire yea...
help this climate shit is hard
I'm still gonna try to actually produce a proper climate map but I'm running into accuracy problems due to <the map is too small> and <I NEED MORE ELEVATION INFO> so I'm just gonna half-ass it (not that anybody would care?) and maybe I'm gonna have it up before the week is over.
For now let it be known that Umam lies in Köppen climate zone Cfa, which means hot summers, mild winters, and as far as I can tell a lot of rain the entire yea...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-28 09:53:23.
Forumworld (2014-02-25 07:45:44) :
Torco do you think you could hook me up with a version of the world map that has latitude (ideally in ten-degree steps) marked on it?
Torco do you think you could hook me up with a version of the world map that has latitude (ideally in ten-degree steps) marked on it?
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-25 07:45:44.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-02-24 03:18:47) :
Úḷbeyad. Ųḍbréňą, ŋánu fánhaw ṣǫ́ṛąd ayňą́gąd. Į áwšiges kúḷcama?
[ˈuɭbɛjad || ʊ̃ɖˈbrɛɲã | ˈŋanu ˈvan̪aw ˈʂɔ̃ɻãd ajɲãɦãd || ɪ̃ ˈawʃiɦɛs ˈkuɭcama]
They're plates. You know, round and flat things made of bronze. Don't you have these in your country?
Gaaaaaaah I just calqued "you know, ..." :x
I think I'm not going to post here anymore until I have a language that isn't stupid.
Úḷbeyad. Ųḍbréňą, ŋánu fánhaw ṣǫ́ṛąd ayňą́gąd. Į áwšiges kúḷcama?
[ˈuɭbɛjad || ʊ̃ɖˈbrɛɲã | ˈŋanu ˈvan̪aw ˈʂɔ̃ɻãd ajɲãɦãd || ɪ̃ ˈawʃiɦɛs ˈkuɭcama]
They're plates. You know, round and flat things made of bronze. Don't you have these in your country?
Gaaaaaaah I just calqued "you know, ..." :x
I think I'm not going to post here anymore until I have a language that isn't stupid.
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-24 03:18:47.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-02-22 01:11:55) :
[b]Dhîw galxęrad ayweyad ayyišaṛaw; ųerhayňewą.[/b]
[t̪yw ɦalˈxɛ̃rad ˈajwɛjad ajˈjiʃaɻaw | ʊ̃ɛˈðajɲɛwã]
[g 3PL.NOM]th-[/g] [g here]yîw[/g] [g cut]garaxa[/g] [g NMLZ_instrument]-ęra[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g plate]beya[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g carve]ciša[/g] [g NMLZ_PPT]-ṛa[/g] [g PL]-w[/g] [g 2SG.DAT]ų-[/g] [g whatever]erhay-[/g] [g please]ňewa[/g] [g ESS]-ą[/g]
There are swords and plate and carvings; whatever you like!
PS: I ...
[b]Dhîw galxęrad ayweyad ayyišaṛaw; ųerhayňewą.[/b]
[t̪yw ɦalˈxɛ̃rad ˈajwɛjad ajˈjiʃaɻaw | ʊ̃ɛˈðajɲɛwã]
[g 3PL.NOM]th-[/g] [g here]yîw[/g] [g cut]garaxa[/g] [g NMLZ_instrument]-ęra[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g plate]beya[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g carve]ciša[/g] [g NMLZ_PPT]-ṛa[/g] [g PL]-w[/g] [g 2SG.DAT]ų-[/g] [g whatever]erhay-[/g] [g please]ňewa[/g] [g ESS]-ą[/g]
There are swords and plate and carvings; whatever you like!
PS: I ...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-24 01:22:49.
Forumworld (2014-02-24 01:13:28) :
Collabs that are too dynamic produce epileptic products.
Anyway, for reasons of <I cannot manipulate graphics> I can't do much but offer extraneous opinions on things like geography (extraneous opinion #1: find the biggest river in the area and plaster its banks with cities) but I will be happy to do things like spread maps for language families (haplogroup map, anyone???) because that's ~*only*~ splotching paint if that power be vested in me. Generally this sort of high-level stu...
Collabs that are too dynamic produce epileptic products.
Anyway, for reasons of <I cannot manipulate graphics> I can't do much but offer extraneous opinions on things like geography (extraneous opinion #1: find the biggest river in the area and plaster its banks with cities) but I will be happy to do things like spread maps for language families (haplogroup map, anyone???) because that's ~*only*~ splotching paint if that power be vested in me. Generally this sort of high-level stu...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-24 01:13:28.
Forumworld (2014-02-23 07:59:59) :
Guys, I want in.
Guys, I want in.
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-23 07:59:59.
Request for calendars (2014-02-21 04:47:53) :
Question: is the calendar system just a timeline thing for the entire world or is the idea for people to be able to reflect the time structure of individual cultures? I ask because reflecting the calendars of premodern cultures includes both things like regnal years and weekless calendars as well as really silly things à la the Mayan calendars or non-arithmetic ones (there was, for instance, a Salish tribe where the new year started with the first spawning of Chinook salmon; they would then coun...
Question: is the calendar system just a timeline thing for the entire world or is the idea for people to be able to reflect the time structure of individual cultures? I ask because reflecting the calendars of premodern cultures includes both things like regnal years and weekless calendars as well as really silly things à la the Mayan calendars or non-arithmetic ones (there was, for instance, a Salish tribe where the new year started with the first spawning of Chinook salmon; they would then coun...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-21 04:47:53.
Speak in Your Premodern Conlang Thread (2014-02-21 02:48:58) :
[b]Ṇašxarhiǫ ųfêshemaroŋuo.[/b]
[ɳaˈʃxaði.ɔ̃ ʊ̃ˌvœs̪ema'roŋwɔ]
[g 2SG.NOM]ṇa-[/g] [g want]šxarhi[/g] [g COND]-ǫ[/g] [g 2SG.DAT]ų-[/g] [g 1SG.NOM]fa-[/g] [g song]êshe[/g] [g do]-maro[/g] [g be_able]-ŋuo[/g]
If you want, I can sing for you.
[b]Ekṣaya awgarąd ayfuŋanąd nhawṛewaŋuoyo.[/b]
[ˈɛkʂaja ˈawɦarãd ajvuŋaˈnãd n̪awɻɛwaˈŋwɔjɔ]
[g after]ekṣa[/g] [g ABL]-ya[/g] [g 2SG.POSS]aw-[/g] [g copper]kara[/g] [g ESS]-ą[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g ...
[b]Ṇašxarhiǫ ųfêshemaroŋuo.[/b]
[ɳaˈʃxaði.ɔ̃ ʊ̃ˌvœs̪ema'roŋwɔ]
[g 2SG.NOM]ṇa-[/g] [g want]šxarhi[/g] [g COND]-ǫ[/g] [g 2SG.DAT]ų-[/g] [g 1SG.NOM]fa-[/g] [g song]êshe[/g] [g do]-maro[/g] [g be_able]-ŋuo[/g]
If you want, I can sing for you.
[b]Ekṣaya awgarąd ayfuŋanąd nhawṛewaŋuoyo.[/b]
[ˈɛkʂaja ˈawɦarãd ajvuŋaˈnãd n̪awɻɛwaˈŋwɔjɔ]
[g after]ekṣa[/g] [g ABL]-ya[/g] [g 2SG.POSS]aw-[/g] [g copper]kara[/g] [g ESS]-ą[/g] [g PL]-d[/g] [g and]ay-[/g] [g ...
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-02-21 02:57:02.
Bugs and missing features (2014-01-28 07:25:52) :
As for emulating homophone support: perhaps add an undisplayed number to the name or something so that two homophones are internally beorht1 and beorht2 or something but they only show up as beorht?
As for emulating homophone support: perhaps add an undisplayed number to the name or something so that two homophones are internally beorht1 and beorht2 or something but they only show up as beorht?
owned by Hallow XIII, last edited 2014-01-28 07:25:52.
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