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  • It's either innocently ment to be funny or possibly has a legal backround.

  • The known types of angler fish are much smaller than humans and they do not prey on researchers.^[citation ^needed]

  • darktable is not a free Adobe® Lightroom® replacement.

    Lol

  • Point.

  • 13th ant 14th Debian testing and stable. By that logic, they should also have split e.g. Ubuntu in LTS (Noble), old LTS (Jammy), and the current intermediate version too.

  • As I've understood, Delta chat is based on the IMAP protocol and uses the infrastructure of your email provider. Thus, it uses no own server infrastructure, but has the also the downsides of the protocol and some issues with many email providers.

    Wikipedia.de - Delta Chat (no English version available yet)

  • A few points to check:

    • are you able to connect it via the RJ45 ethernet?
    • is the non-free-firmware section of the repos activated in the sources.list?
    • is the firmware-linux-nonfree package installed?
    • check the output of dmesg for errors
  • That would be: Sie dürfen nicht eins Feuerdings mit in hinein das Flugdings hinein bringen

    The hinein from 'into' is optional in German. Better would be:

    You may no firegear with in the flightgear take.

  • I agree. As I've mentioned, 'stuff' has more the meaning of Kram.

  • If it was about a real translation, I'd prefer 'device' instead.

  • The meaning in terms of a singular object has evolved from the meaning in terms of a kit of objects, e.g. Feuerzeug was originally a flint stone and a fire striker, Nähzeug (sewing kit) and Sportzeug (sports equipment) are still being used in that manner. Werkzeug is a bit more tricky, as it can be the term for a singular item, e.g. a screwdriver, and a bunch of tools, e.g. all tools contained in a toolbox, while still the plural Werkzeuge exists.However, I admit, that "stuff" to me as a non native English speaker carries more the meaning of Kram (collection of items with no specific purpose) than Zeug (with some purpose).

    Edit: Fahrzeug and Flugzeug were made up in the early 20th century to combat the influence of foreign languages in German, so I wouldn't interpret too much into the meaning of the parts of these composita.

  • Thing is litterally Ding in German. The term Zeug on its own stands for for all the stuff you need to have at hand to perform some task.

  • neuer Ordner 1, neuer Ordner 2, neuer Ordner 3, ...

  • The word Zäpfchen itself is the diminutive of Zapfen, a stud, peg or pin. E.g. the fruits of needle trees are also called Zapfen, Tannen-, Fichten- or Kiefernzapfen. So Gaumenzäpfchen is a small stud dangling down from the palate.