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Oh right, they call it eggplant. Right?

Maleza is more like a thicket or lots of malas hierbas.

https://dle.rae.es/maleza?m=form

But now I see that in some countries is synonymous with mala hierba, I didn't know that.

How is the process now? Last time I tried, a few years ago, the whole thing was so confusing to me that it was much easier to get a second ssd and dual boot windows. Now I'm planning to ditch windows completely but I haven't looked into it yet.

I remember there was a add game button then add the installer but once the installer finished I didn't know where the game went. I only remember installing successfully the witcher 3 not being sure how.

You're completely right, they are two different words. For me that distinction was so clear that I never considered that what I wrote could be interpreted as two genders of the same word, that would make no sense.

I didn't know the origins though, cool.

What about a bell pepper and an aubergine?

I wonder if in other romance languages is the same, in Spanish and Catalan the two definitions are distinguished by being masculine or feminine. Fruto/fruit being masculine is the botanical fruit and fruta/fruita is the culinary fruit.

How is it in other romance languages?

In Spanish we call them "malas hierbas"

Isn't that what garbage disposals are made for?

As far as I understood a few days ago, there's no difference between the two for a user since both can interact with each other. To me looks more of an admin thing, so very little opinion from my part.

Just one thing, I will want an account there too.

You can't sing along with that song!

Try this one, you can sing along and play the air guitar.

Walking back home from work at night I cross some fields, I see dozens of them. They are super easy to spot with a headlamp, their eyes shine like tiny glass shards or water droplets.