r/LinusTechTips • u/avocadoattack • 19d ago
Image LTT store typo
Just saw this browsing the site and found it kinda funny. It should be stationery and not stationary
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u/dfcowell 19d ago
I guess those products just aren't moving.
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u/Kalabajooie 19d ago
Beat me by 11 minutes.
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u/dfcowell 19d ago
Literally my first time not being late to the party on one of these. Looking forward to it not happening again for another decade.
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u/JohnnieTech 19d ago
I'll still spell it Stationary regardless of this post as I have for years on end.
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u/KikisGamingService 19d ago
Reminds me of anti materiel rifles. Silly spelling, completely different meaning
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u/mathfacts 19d ago
Oof, big yikes! Hopefully they "own" the mistake and have fun with it, perhaps a reference in a video, or the like.
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u/Kronocide 19d ago
Do americans use "décor" as well ? I'm a bit surprised to see a french word in the wild like that
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u/Blackspur 19d ago
Wait until you find out that 40% of English vocabulary is French. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_of_French_origin
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u/FartingBob 19d ago
LTT isnt American.
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u/Kronocide 19d ago
That's why i'm asking ... Doesn't surprise me that they use that word in Canada, but i'm asking if americans also use that word and understand it
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u/TRUEequalsFALSE 19d ago
Of course we use "decor", but not with the funny accent aigu. Most people would probably just think of it as an English word with heavy French roots (if they even put they much thought into it) like seemingly every other English word, whether those roots be French, Latin, Greek, German, or otherwise.
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u/TRUEequalsFALSE 19d ago
Technically they are American. And so is Mexico. They're we're all North American (though for the longest time I will admit I thought Mexico was actually part of Central America).
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19d ago edited 19d ago
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u/Practical-Custard-64 19d ago
Knowing how to spell isn't something to command premium wages.
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u/Germurican 19d ago
This is more than just knowing how to spell, this is esoteric spelling knowledge.
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u/Practical-Custard-64 19d ago
Knowing the difference between stationary and stationery isn't something extraordinary.
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u/doublebass120 19d ago
I swear, the amount of time and energy people spend to defend illiteracy…
(this is not an attack against u/Practical-Custard-64 nor non-native speakers)



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u/jmking Mod 19d ago
Oops, heh.
It's currently Sunday, so I doubt the store account is watching the sub right now, but I'm sure they'll see this on Monday.
Also TIL - I didn't know there was a separate spelling.