To expand on why I don’t like duolingo it’s because you can’t structure the lessons and the material to work best for you

Genki and quartet which I will do after genki is part of my own personalised lesson structure

By gathering your own resources you can structure the lessons best for you

http://12ft.io/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/29/world/europe/klm-engine-death-amsterdam-airport.html

Doesn’t India have a shit ton of smog

I wouldn’t be surprised if that was creating a local greenhouse effect

I don’t know if your comment is a pun or not

Was it a boeing plane ?

Animated ATLA is better than the Netflix adaptation

Oh god I hate this, I’m afraid of people misunderstanding me especially when it comes to discussing sensitive or controversial topics

Next phone I’m getting is not a samsung

As someone learning Japanese I’d recomend you not learn from duolingo

For Japanese use genki, them quartet

I am currently going through genki

So spit is hydrating and a sloppy tounge kiss is sharing hydration

Eww backwash

Anyone else read it as “Mountain pew”

I love and hate this at the same time

FUCKING HELL

WHY ARE HUMANS LIKE THIS

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We should be really transitioning away from concrete as a whole and find a better solution

Edit: also sorry about the duplicate comment, was not aware of it

ill just delete this post then if lemmy is going to misinterpret it negatively and respond with hostility even though i had good intentions with it

all of this just makes lemmy unwelcoming and im sick and tired of it

I think the video is a reasonable amount of time and some formats of delivery vary in length

Krita is more suited to digital art as someone who is using it to learn art

1 - if people don’t want reactions based on the title, they shouldn’t make clickbait titles.

Not my title, it is the video creators and i suck at writing short descriptive titles

2 - open source apps are not bad, but if you think they are… its a open code base.

I’m not a programmer as I’m not interested in programming and end users are not likely to be programmers either, what the video points out is that open source projects can benefit from having non programmers on the team like designers and program testers as well a keeping the end user in mind for program usability

Just watch the whole video, it explains way better than my comments can