I don't use it intensely, it feels like discovering the old web, I just browse occasionally. I'm not really sure what to look for, as everything can be found on the web. Hard to describe.
On Windows, download the google drive program and set it to a drive letter. Then once setup, create a pagefile on the drive. It's memory as fast as your internet connection.
I don't really have any feelings towards it, it's there to do its thing, but the terminals themselves still have their own weird quirks (like selecting/copying/pasting in cmd).
iirc this new terminal has a Quake mode, which is something that I am excited about. Once you use it, there's no turning back. It's always available with the press of a button and hides without stopping the process easily.
How do you know as a non native speaker which are meaningless in the context? Individually they have meaning, and they add subtle nuance to a sentence, but ultimately, for the message it tries to convey they are just padding.
Most of the students are not native English, I didn't mention English specifically, just generally.
I was told dutch is one of the hardest languages to learn. Lots of meaningless words are often used to pad a sentence which in essence can be left out.
Zou het misschien een beetje mogelijk zijn om iets te doen?
Zou het mogelijk zijn om iets te doen?
Same thing
Was made aware of this by a dutch teacher and never looked the same at how we construct sentences. The words are added for a perceived kindness, but confuse non native speakers.
I don't use it intensely, it feels like discovering the old web, I just browse occasionally. I'm not really sure what to look for, as everything can be found on the web. Hard to describe.