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Some Christian commentaries interpret this as God in the person of Jesus Christ: https://www.blueletterbible.org/Comm/guzik_david/StudyGuide2...


I live in Australia and most people I know would disagree with that statement. Depends on your social circles.


As an outsider I don't have much insight to Australian politics, but all I've read about recently is their stance on fossil fuels and encryption. Based on that, from an outside perspective, I'd be very inclined to agree with that statement. Out of curiosity, in what ways is it untrue?


figuratively


A relevant and rather entertaining article from Merriam-Webster:

Did We Change the Definition of 'Literally'?

Literally every modern dictionary includes this definition

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/misuse-of-lite...


My favorite bit: "If you dislike hearing other people use it, you may continue to be upset."


So you're (literally?) using "it figuratively killed me" as a figure of speech? For real?


Characterally.


people who use literally to mean figuratively literally give me the shits.


brutally


Minor quibble - UK entered WW2 because of their mutual defense treaty with Poland


I had a relationship with my Chase banker but my business account was still frozen without notice. To restore access I needed to physically fly to the US and prove my identity again. To minimize this risk in future I opened accounts with multiple banks and split my transactions between them.


I had a somewhat similar experience with Chase - account locked without notice, wouldn't tell me what was wrong, couldn't get paid by clients. The only way I was able to solve the problem was physically flying to the US and proving my identity (again) in person. Fortunately my credit card was through a different bank so didn't lose access to third party services.


The custom option looks like what I need - thanks


Unfortunately not eligible


hi, I am the author of the original library, which uses the LGPL license. My reason for using LGPL was so people would be obligated to share their modifications, so I would expect this is not compatible with MIT.


I am owed over $1000 by some companies in US and UK for freelance work. Over 6 months ago now. What do you suggest? Forget about it? Debt collection? Contact spouse via Facebook?!


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