Are you calling the Federal Republic of Germany fascist?
wieson
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And in German they're "Runners"
Nononononononono, the two WWs are fundamentally different and should not be conflated, because that cheapens the horror of the NS regime/ third reich.
It's just a joke. NAND isn't a software, it's a bit operation (Not And) so 1001 NAND 1010 = 0111
It's technically a "piece" of a software and is necessary for any addition and more.
Well all inhabitants were pretty much thrown out or fled to Germany in fear of persecution. Then Stalin filled it up with ethnic Russians.
They do have their own identity afaik, but it stems more from the connections they made with the neighbours: Lithuania and Poland.
I don't know how deep it goes, but Kaliningraders were more against the war as it inconvenienced them in doing their shopping in Lithuania.
Btw it's only half of East Prussia, the southern half was given to Poland.
The one they learned in trade school or vocational school.
I really wouldn't mind, if they all disappeared.
What words do you typically start with?
Today I started with PLUMS and HORDE, don't know if that was that good.
Er is n richtiger Basaltkopp. Wäller, vereinigt euch!
Wällers stand with basalt heads.
Shorts with a hoodie attached (Alaska)
Someone get this info to Milano or Paris
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It's highly unlikely that they adopted the British system.
The names for "floor" or "story" stem in many languages from the way houses were built in antiquity and the medieval period. Brick or stone walls for a base house that could be updated with wooden floors on top. Or variations in material, whatever.
The baseline is, those words come from material reality and exist in many languages and cultures and are not adopted from English.
The island of great Britain was highly uninfluential in antiquity and the middle ages.