EPTSpeaking of HDM, is the BBC show ever going to actually come out? Been looking forward to it almost as much as Brexit and they’re about equally delayed to oblivion.
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
Speaking of HDM, is the BBC show ever going to actually come out? Been looking forward to it almost as much as Brexit and they’re about equally delayed to oblivion. | ||
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
On March 02 2018 05:39 tofucake wrote: daemon is used all the time in the tech industry let's also take a look at this list, plenty of them are in common usage Like I said, daemon is fairly common but you will never see "dæmon". The 'æ' ligature is not used in modern English except as a way to inject historical feelings. Looking at the list, none of those are ever used outside of historical sources or fantasy fiction. What ZigguratOfUr wrote is inaccurate. If used in a professional setting in UK unnecessarily, you will certainly get a lot of odd looks. It is neither acceptable nor encouraged. If you want to use æroplane because it is in a wikipedia list for a fiction you are writing, go ahead, but don't expect it to be accepted in normal use. | ||
tofucake
Hyrule19152 Posts
and I guess I just read more than you because I see many of these written with ligatures often | ||
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Simberto
Germany11630 Posts
On March 02 2018 05:29 Dangermousecatdog wrote: Not a modern English word, or rather it is a modern english word of demon subverted to turn otherwise an innocuous words into a medieval bent most popularily used in His Dark Materials trilogy. "Daemon" as opposed to "dæmon" is fairly common but only to again give it a medieval theme, especially popularised by games workshop games. Nobody would use "daemon" in common communication like "to excercise one's demon". "æ" is not used in modern English. Normally, if anybody have cause to write "aether", they will write it ether. Words containign "æ" are only ever used in fiction to only give the fiction an ancient fantasy feeling. In England we are never taught to type "æ" and indeed I have no idea of how to do so, except to copy and paste "æ". I am not 100% certain, but in german, "äther"(aether) and "ether" (ether) are completely different things. Wikipedia seems to support the idea that it works similarly in english. Ethers are a group of organic chemicals, some of which are intoxicating. Aether is a 19th century physical theory that proposes that light propagates as waves through a medium, the aether. It is in conflict with the modern scientific understanding of how light works, and pretty solidly disproved by experiments like the michelson interferometer. | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
On March 02 2018 07:48 Seeker wrote: What the hell happened to this thread? Extremely important discussion about the stylistic merit of using ligatures. This will shape the next generation of English writing. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On March 02 2018 08:43 LegalLord wrote: Extremely important discussion about the stylistic merit of using ligatures. This will shape the next generation of English writing. To another thread please. This is ABL after all. Maybe one of you guys can blog it and then continue the discussion there. | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
EEk1TwEEk was just temp banned for 2 days by Seeker. That account was created on 2017-06-08 22:51:18 and had 59 posts. Reason: Leave mizenhauer and "mizenhauers" alone. You don't get to behave like that on our site. On March 01 2018 16:49 EEk1TwEEk wrote: I hope Rogue gets out of this group 1st place and I can tweet "f**k you" mizenhauer On February 26 2018 18:01 EEk1TwEEk wrote: Oh I hope Rogue wins now and shuts up all those mizenhauers about "patchzergs" and "power ranks" authors User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18117 Posts
On March 02 2018 09:30 Danglars wrote: Bæck on topic ... At least use the ligature where appropriate, you Φilistine | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
Diabolique was just banned by Seeker. That account was created on 2015-06-09 04:53:08 and had 5118 posts. Reason: Your mod history is terrible. There are several notes in there about how you should already have been permed. So, please enjoy this permanent ban from an "incompetent moderator". Rest in pepperonis weird angry Czechoslovakian dude. | ||
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Luolis
Finland7139 Posts
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
On March 04 2018 05:05 Luolis wrote: Honestly, permaban for that post seems a bit hard imo. I can see how bad posting history can affect it a lot but that seemed like a fairly joking post. For all the posts he could've made i think that doesnt really even warrant a warning, let alone a permaban. Yeah I don't really see why that deserves a warning, let alone a post. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On March 04 2018 04:59 LegalLord wrote: Rest in pepperonis weird angry Czechoslovakian dude. Thanks, our favourite Soviet adversary | ||
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