The T turning into C is called somehow, I don’t remember how, but it’s used quite often. For example, “expensive” and “more expensive” would be “drogo” and “drożej”. I think there were even some tables for all the transformations, but I might misremember things
Our C is reffered in IPA as joined “TS” sound, so there is definitely some merit to that
I wonder if we had ž etc like Czechs would it make it easier for foreigners to read
Honestly, if this would make the overall width and height smaller, that would be great. Having a “compact” phone without the minus of small battery
This is actually a great way to test customers reactions. Just leak your design and see what people are saying. Obviously you still have issues with some people being louder than other, but it’s still a nice way to test stuff without actually selling anything.
I misspelled, phone, just one Althought sometimes I have my work phone with me, but rarely
I got credentials, just on my phone
Just phone and keys. You guys bring wallets everywhere?
You could try ViaMichelin Not saying it doesn’t track you, but atleast it’s not Google
Yes, especially Silesia and around
A native app, nice
Yeah, I tried it and the quality wasn’t great
Montenegro is just a translation of Crna Gora, both are literally Black Mountain
Also I think Croatia and Hrvatska are related, it’s just by the time it arrived to English it became so deformed
SMT already had it, they just didn’t bother updating screenshots
About 70-80 mln
I would assume to move such a mass at such a speed would mean an enormous force, which together with air not wanting to move would create such a friction
Exit polls in Poland are usually pretty close to the final result
I think the most MacOS-like look is GNOME with Dash-to-Dock extension, at least for me
Just chipping in to say I have a 3060 and I’m scared of every update breaking my drivers again - just don’t get a Nvidia, don’t do it to yourself
That’s actually a fun fact :D. I do wish Polish would adopt this signs though, just so we wouldn’t have these digraphs