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I would still leave that up to interpretation. I think it can make sense however I am having trouble putting my interpretation into words.

Two alternative redemptions of the 'a' not being present: It could be viewed as an ellipsis, it does sound slightly more pleasant to me without.

And it would also just be really silly if the first statement said upon stepping onto a celestial body no human has set foot on before is a self contradictory statement is

Thank you. I had a feeling I was wrong about that. Couldn't even think of the word article though so I assumed maybe it was a weird kind of preposition.

What if there was garlic person coming at you instead? 🧄

Dtf took me a bit, my leading theory for a good 10s was dad to female though.

'Man' is often used in the same way as 'mankind' which is how I've usually seen the quote interpreted. Clearly the article 'a' makes a very big difference but it still makes sense.

Edit: preposition -> article cuz I'm dum

I've started saying "I like your _" when complimenting unusual accessories, it iz far better at conveying ones awe than just saying "nice _" in my experience.

Dunst has one by default. I have used it twice. Once when I was very tired and couldn't output something into a file for some reason (I think it was a full disk) and piped it into a notification instead and once when a program put some error message in there and the notification expired before I read it.

It can also be fun for seeing how your perception of notifications compares to the ones that actually show up. It is however important to remember that it exists and to not let important data end up there.

That would explain some of the issues I was having with VRAM.

Good point, I use K9 on my phone which I believe is the same thing as Thunderbird at this point. I am very used to the Thunderbird desktop UI though which does indeed display name and email address.

I did not recognise that as a penis.

Dennis nuts in your mouth? Actually I don't think that's it...

Yeah, now that I think about it what kind of client is that and why doesn't it display the sender's address?