what's in a lemma? a wug by any other name would have the same sweet plural.
any pronouns/elle (my gender∉{♀,♂}). spoonie.
doc+socio lx, with a side of software
machine's filesystem (NOT attaching), it does indeed show up in zotero, does not make a copy in the storage folder, and i can indeed open it. however, i would really love to be able to apply the same annotations that i made to those pdfs bc they are literally the same file
so zotero makes a copy of files you drag and drop into it
obviously that's not optimal in terms of space efficiency
how is one supposed to deal with that?
i could see one way is just if i ever want to pull up a pdf i either have to go into zotero OR go to the storage folder in>
Zotero/storage/) but an issue i'm currently having is that i'm switching to a new computer and i don't want to have all these duplicates so i want to be able to search for the files with matching shasums on my machine and just link those
when i try linking something in my new>
Could someone clarify for me the motivation for keeping footnotes at the end of a chapter—or, worse, end of a book? I just haven't ever not been annoyed by it but I also haven't been involved with academic publishing very much
@man_in_space@tramsgender yessss
(also if you're maninspace on tumblr hi!!! you are the reason i transcribe my name Sunny as using a nasal alveolar tap)
has anyone used DMDX? friend is trying to figure out how to work it and tutorials seem scant (well, a lot of 404s) so even a link to a good tutorial (beyond docs) would be
como se refiere a la gente de la india, y hay una diferencia entre esa palabra esa palabra y la palabra que se usa para gente indigena? o de la palabra para la religion mas popular de la india?
What are words like home, school, town (and if in some parts of anglosphere, hospital university) called? The ones that don't need any determiner to be understood as proximal in some way, generally emotionally (with home especially)
Come home, X part of town, at uni, in hospital