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Basically, play a sound when the fire button is pressed and afterwards start firing continuously. Like a minigun.

I've taken an interest in the language beyond what is necessary for academic purposes here (Ancient is mandatory in lyceums ) Yet I still can't wrap my head around some very simple things. One of them:

What is the difference between middle (not sure if I'm translating correctly) and passive voice? e.g. λύσομαι / λυθήσομαι, ἐλυσάμην / ἐλύθην;

Αre the passive ones simply used by the person that the action was applied to and cannot be used in a passively syntacted sentence? (e.g. ἡ πόλις ἀναλίσκεται ὑπὸ τῶν πολεμίων)

And between:

δυνητική οριστική (ἄν λύομεν) and ευκτική (ἄν λύοιμεν)

[potential indicative/optative? Not sure what the corresponding phrase for the phenomenon is]

Thanks.

Overall I found it to be a fantastic movie, with an aesthetic that's memorable and doesn't feel dated due to its theatrical feel.

A lot of skillful satire at times, too. The final act was a bit out of left field, yet very enjoyable and impactful nonetheless.

That song is still stuck in my head...

Well, not so new considering it's an x60, but still. I've had it for a littie while and i LOVE it. I installed linux and shoved an SSD on it and it runs like a charm! I'm mostly satisfied as it meets my needs for a portable and versatile(if a little weak,) PC.

My question is, how do I get started on the thinkpad world? Where do I find guides, parts, and accessories? I wanna make this laptop last a hell of a long time, and keep an eye out for potential replacements after it's gone. How do I know which thinkpad has all the sweet features my x60 has?

I have a ton of questions and I'm sorry if they're easily solvable for wasting your time.

I don't watch a lot of anime, (AKA not at all, like I've watched One Punch Man and that's it) and Hellsing has drawn my attention. Haven't watched any of it, what's the general feel of it?