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@visualdensity Leely leely. about 7 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to visualdensity
@visualdensity Definitely not mak!kiasu! about 8 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to visualdensity
Macchiato is pronounced makiato, not maciato. CH in Italian is K. about 8 hours ago from Tweetie
@ivanlanin Formatnya itu RSS, sedangkan RSS feed itu conduitnya: mekanisme pull/subscribe utk membaca format RSS itu, analoginya delivery. about 9 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ivanlanin
@ivanlanin In most contexts, I'd use masukan (as in input) for feedback. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ivanlanin
@ivanlanin Pasokan lebih ke supplynya. Yg dicari sebetulnya adalah supply conduitnya. Closest I can get is pemasok. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ivanlanin
@ivanlanin Umpan lebih ke bait. Tidak pernah cocok ke feed(back), IMHO maksa abis. Sensenya adalah supply sebetulnya. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ivanlanin
@ephi Yg menulis itu yang membuat barang yang dipasok, e.g. pabrik. Feed ini ibarat delivery truck yg mengantar supply. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ephi
@ivanlanin RSS feed = umpan RSS doesn't make sense to me. I'd use pemasok RSS. Feed = supply conduit in this sense. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to ivanlanin
"Makan?" "Nggak, mau saya kantongin aja itu nasi goreng, trus dibagi2in ke kucing sepanjang perjalanan pulang." 9:20 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie
Gak ada org lain yg beli, dan yg jual gak sibuk, nanyanya cuma "makan?" Padahal kalo nanyanya "makan sini?" lebih jelas. 9:19 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie
How to use an apostrophe? Check out http://apostrophe.me for a quick visual reference. 8:46 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie
@geovedi As in "Please go fuck yourself ASAP, sir." ? I don't think it'll work :D 7:52 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie in reply to geovedi
"Makan apa bungkus?" Even worse: "Makan, bungkus?" Worst: "Makan bungkus?" 3:46 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie
@Silverlines That's an excellent substitute. "(Your) prompt response is much appreciated," is a less subtle one. 3:39 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie in reply to Silverlines
Personally, I avoid using "ASAP" unless to a subordinate. I find it rude, especially if asking for a favour and/or to a superior. 3:34 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie
@nanashambles Persons is OK, but different usage. This is from my Mac's Dictionary: http://yfrog.com/4a82085728p 3:25 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie in reply to nanashambles
@lenje Yes! That's a common one. I hate that, too. 3:06 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie in reply to lenje
@ismanhs That's neither Indonesian nor English. The site is so futuristic, so 1996-ish! Where's my freaking BLINK tag and Java applet? 2:59 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie in reply to ismanhs
"Person" is singular, "people" is plural. If only ONE, then it's "person of the month", not "people of the month". 2:56 AM Dec 14th from Tweetie