Funny story, when i first got into linux (almost a decade ago), I accidentally opened nano pasting some random command off the internet and didn't know how to close it because I didn't know what the ^ symbol meant.

I had successfully been quiting (and using) vim for a few months at this point.

This is what i use vim for. Vim doesn't necessarily have to be a full blown ide with 30 plugins

Should have checked the calendar then (:

Would you rather it be called Max length?

I've always hated this analogy. Why can't I buy a cake and eat it?

Arch user here. Mint is cool. Go mint!

It's a great time get into Linux for those who want to try it. This year is actually the Year of the Linux desktop

And China has a longer bar with 1% less than Mexico

Also, just to add, while it is known as Arabic numerals, it originated from India, so it's often also known as the Hindu-Arabic numerals. It's mostly known as Arabic numerals to the west because they came to know the numerology of the system via the Arabs. What makes the numerals is not the symbols, but other characteristics of the system such as the positional notation and the decimal base

Just some random guy who is not particularly educated about the subject here.

I think that's how the Arabs of today depict Arabic numerals. Both are Arabic numerals and there are many other scripts, for instance many variations of brahmic scripts that depict the Arabic numerals using various notations.

So both are Arabic numerals using different notations and adapted to be used alongside their own writing system.

Where's the contradiction though

The nerve is called recurrent laryngeal nerve if anyone wants to read up on it