Mongolian uses either the Cyrillic Script or the traditional script, seems the traditional script is becoming more popular

My bad, I meant to write ó but didn’t, maybe it got mixed up with gurom as I was writing it

GUROM is a misspelling of górą

lol the British flag in the bottom right

I wouldn’t trust statistics from relating to political issues that could get one punished in a country, people won’t want to voice their true opinion in fear of punishment

Fun fact: the UK and a big chunk of Europe is far enough north that some days in summer never have proper nights, only twilight

Tf it just became 6PM as I saw this

Afaik it actually was, the UK wanted to move more financial calculations to computers and it was a lot easier to use a decimal currency for that

The system in the video allowed using and easily converting between any base that’s a power of 2, like octal and yes, hexadecimal

The person here is using octal

I thought the finger counting system in that video wasn’t particularly great (the solution for finger issues was a bad one, and four (I…) can easily be interpreted as a rude gesture) but the mental maths systems were cool

Nushell is great as a more powerful scripting language, but a proper language like python is useful too

Nushell has pipefail by default (plus an actual error system that integrates with status codes) and has actual number values, don’t have these problems

Why is there a thin circular country around Europe?

http://steen.free.fr/cyrpol/ this is the one I used

Also, Cyrillic can represent features like palatalization better than the Latin alphabet does, not saying it’s the best for everything but it does have advantages

Slavic languages are related to other European languages closer than Finnish and Hungarian, also the writing system Cyril introduced was Glagolitic, the reason Cyrillic appeared was because students in Bulgaria didn’t want to use the rather complex glagolitic alphabet for everything and already knew the greek alphabet, so they kind of combined them and created Cyrillic

Фєк энд ґє

Are you talking about the one made by the same person as Interslavic?

Любѩ тѫ ортографе, дяла добре з Польским

That is true, but it should be branded as such, not as an international language, localized auxillary languages can be great, see Interslavic as an example

didn’t a significant part of the UK actually enjoy rationing?