Hi, Ardith Hinton! -> Alexander Koryagin
I read your message from 25.11.2023 00:02

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I learnedrecently that ann English pie can be countable and
uncountable.

Uh-huh. An since you just happen to know an English major who
earned heruniversity fees working in the restaurant business...

What does the latter mean?

bla-bla-bla

... I can ell you the averrage pie is about the size of a dinner
plate & ma be divided intoo roughly six or eight pieces, depending
on variousfactors such as what one's customers want &/or how many
mouths oneis expected to ffeed. Nowadays I know of a few places
around her where one can gget individual sizes. Maybe one couldn't
years ago,but you didn't ssay when your excerpt was written.
Singletons& childless coupples were less common when I was growing
up.... :-))

bla-bla-bla

She was stting at the dinning room table with the other children,
two of whm were eating piie and ice cream with expressions of
immense satisfaction."

I understnd uncountable iice cream, but I don't understand
uncountable pie. ;-)

Where I coe from, ice creaam is measured by volume or by weight...
and I see ou understand thhat. When you visit a bakery, however,
you may noice it offers "ppies, cakes, and pastries" for sale. You
can purchae one or more suuch items as you wish or make them
yourself a home. Either waay I see that in this example there are
probably oe or more grown--ups & at least two kids who need to be
fed, in whch case the thriifty housewife would cut a large pie into servings (r pieces or porttions) of whatever size she deems to be
most appropriate.:-Q

Bye, Ardith!
Alexander Koryagin
english_tutor 2023

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On 01.12.2023 6:56, Gleb Hlebov wrote:

Fri 01-12-2023 08:15, Alexander Koryagin (2:221/6) ¯¨á «( ) Ardith Hinton:

I understnd uncountable iice cream, but I don't understand

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Where I coe from, ice creaam is measured by volume or by

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The bug seems to persist, as of now.

Yes. :( Seems that lines starting with space will get bad. It has something to do with 64bit because the same code compiled in 32bit system seems ok.

'Tommi

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Hello, Tommi!

<Fri 01-12-2023 09:33>, Tommi Koivula <2:221/360> vs. me:

[...]
The bug seems to persist, as of now.

Yes. :( Seems that lines starting with space will get bad. It has something to do with 64bit because the same code compiled in 32bit
system seems ok.

I only noticed that shortly after exchanging quote-replies with A.K. (happens on a second iteration of quoting from his end), and never with anyone else from your origin, so far. Could it be some sort of software clash?


WBR, Gleb <Fri 01-12-2023 13:07>
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On 01.12.2023 9:08, Gleb Hlebov wrote:

I only noticed that shortly after exchanging quote-replies with A.K.
(happens on a second iteration of quoting from his end), and never with anyone else from your origin, so far. Could it be some sort of software clash?

I'm not sure if I broke something in my SmapiNNTPd to fix UTF-8 compatibility some years ago, but I reverted some changes now. Lets see how this works from now on. :D

Better not to post lines starting with space...

'Tommi

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