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J'ai visité aujourd'hui le musée du Génocide des Khmers rouges, qui prend place dans la prison (le centre S31) utilisé par les génocidaires à Phnom Penh.

J'y ai notamment appris que Pol Pot (ou Saloth Sar) était un nom peu connu de la population khmere, les autorités parlant plutôt de "l'Angkar" (signifiant "l'organisation" en khmer). Beaucoup de portraits et sculptures de lui ont été réalisé pendant la période du génocide mais n'ont quasiment jamais été mise sur la voie publique.

Pour rappel, le président qui a suivi Pol Pot était un Khmer Rouge (Hun Sen) et son fils Hun Manet est au pouvoir à l'heure actuelle.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328219547\_5\_Smashing\_the\_Enemies\_The\_Organization\_of\_Violence\_in\_Democratic\_Kampuchea\_New\_Perspectives\_on\_its\_Causes\_Courses\_and\_Consequences

"But most ordinary Cambodians at that time had no idea who was in charge of the country. The leaders of Democratic Kampuchea hardly “spoke in public or published information about the regime and its policies,”34 as they wanted to maintain secrecy to protec t themselves f rom part y enemies. Cambodians often only knew the name Angkar. The Khmer word Angkar can be translated as ‘organization’"

Hello !

I study in Thailand and I will visit for around 8 days phnom penh and southern Cambodia, Kampot, Koh Kong (not Sihanoukville however I think, many people told me it is not good).

I know that I wanna to see the Khmer genocide museum and the royal Palace, and find some records of pre Khmer rock in Phnom Penh (Pan Ron) and street art scene.

But I want to see also some Archeological site/historical sites (before going to Siem Reap), chill places and chill natural places. I mean, I search some places least visited (mostly out of guides), I'm searching for things about history, cultures and anecdotes. What do you recommand ?

Also, have you good spot to eat good Khmer food around ? And good dish to recommand (not too spicy) ?

Les principales sources que j'ai trouvé sont malheureusement en anglais :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tout-%C3%A0-Coup\_Jazz

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-jazz-band-that-featured-two-presidents/

Tout-à-coup Jazz était un groupe de jazz qui avait en son sein Thomas Sankara et Blaise Compaoré, qui se sont rencontrés dans des academies militaires en tant que jeunes officiers dans les années 60/70. Tous deux sont nés et ont grandi ce qui était appelé la Haute-Volta à l'époque, aujourd'hui Burkina Faso.

Thomas Sankara est assez célèbre pour ses luttes anti impérialistes et socialistes entre 1983 et 1987. Blaise Compaoré organise un coup d'Etat et prend le pouvoir cette même année et reste à la tête du pays pendant 27 ans. Il est condamné en 2022 par un tribunal militaire pour complicité dans l'assassinat de Thomas Sankara.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbre\_aux\_quarante\_fruits\_diff%C3%A9rents?wprov=sfla1

Il a réussi cette oeuvre d'art en soudant les branches de différentes especes à un même tronc

A sun which becomes le soleil in french, die sonne in german, le pont which becomes die brücke in german and el puente in spanish.

I learnt that Lera Boroditsky studied a bit the subject.

I follow a class where we learn the etymology of sole words and I was curious after I've heard the etymology of "individual" (from latin "not divisible"). From which etymology come the word "individual" or "people" in other language families ?

Hi,

I lived in Bangkok this year for study but I have to leave in some days and I don't want to throw the affairs I will not bring back at home so I want to give to homeless association or orphanage association in Lanna (I've seen some of them that's why I precised, but they work in the streets and not in headquarters so giving what I have can be difficult).

I have some clothes, one pillow, one mattress, some cough medicines and other drugs.

I’ve been wondering how taboo words (like swear words or vulgar expressions) are constructed in different languages, such as French and English.

Is there a linguistic or cultural process behind how certain words become “bad words” ? For example, why are some words related to bodily functions, sexuality, or religion often chosen as insults or profanity ?

Also, is this phenomenon universal across all languages and cultures, or are there languages that don’t really have this kind of taboo vocabulary in the same way ?

I’d be interested in both the linguistic structure and the cultural reasons behind it.

Hi guys, first, sorry to ask this another time, I'd like to transfer a project from one account to another. I'm just worried that by transferring it (if it's even possible from a free account), I'll lose the conversation history and the overall structure, and therefore I'm afraid it will impact the project's logic/consistency (I'm building a game with multiple modes, so I'm afraid it will break the project). What will the concrete effect be ? Can I duplicate the project in the original account so I can redevelop it from the result as it was before the transfer if the result after the transfer isn't satisfactory ?

Hello,

I want to transfer a project from a secondary account to my main account and remix it there so I can continue developing it from that account. I’m not using external databases like Supabase or anything similar.

My question is : will the development remain consistent after the remix when I ask Lovable to extend a feature or add more questions to a specific game mode ? (For context, I’m building quiz and geography games.)

Or will the development become inconsistent on my main account because it doesn’t have the full history of edits/conversations from the original account ?

If this workflow isn’t optimal, what solution would you recommend instead ?

Hello,

I am not a bug followers of basket but I read this information and I was surprise like in many sports I follow, a club that change of city never happen, so I was wondering if it is specific to basketball and why they choose LA ? Like was it a big fan place of the Minneapolis Lakers at this moment ?

I read also that some years ago the NBA was created.

Hello,

I like to discover "ethno-rock" music around the world that mix traditionnal instruments and rock or punk sound.

I like to build playlist with this type of music.

I listen at this moment to Otyken, Yat Kha, The Hu, Koma Rewsen, Aztra, Uchpa, Flyin up, Arandu Arakuaa, Tinariwen...

But I would like to discover some others. Have you some recommandations ?

I precise I like rock ballads, hard rock and punk rock but not really death metal.

Hello,

I like to discover "ethno-rock" music around the world that mix traditionnal instruments and rock or punk sound.

I like to build playlist with this type of music.

I listen at this moment to Otyken, Yat Kha, The Hu, Koma Rewsen, Aztra, Uchpa, Flyin up, Arandu Arakuaa, Tinariwen...

But I would like to discover some others. Have you some recommandations ?

I precise I like rock ballads, hard rock and punk rock but not really death metal.

Hello,

I like to discover "ethno-rock" music around the world that mix traditionnal instruments and rock or punk sound.

I like to build playlist with this type of music.

I listen at this moment to Otyken, Yat Kha, The Hu, Koma Rewsen, Aztra, Uchpa, Flyin up, Arandu Arakuaa, Tinariwen...

But I would like to discover some others. Have you some recommandations ?

I precise I like rock ballads, hard rock and punk rock but not really death metal.

Bonjour,

J'aime créé des jeux de géographie ou liés à la géographie pendant mon temps libre et j'aimerais savoir à quel type de jeu ou mobilisant quel type de connaissances aimeriez vous jouer et qui n'existe pas déjà. Je pourrais peut-être le développer un jour.

I create geography games and have been following this community for a while. I'd love to know what kind of geography games you'd like to see in the future, and I might be able to develop some myself