the.com/place
The address space you occupy proves nothing's happening nowhere.
means A particular point or space — physical, social, or positional — where something or someone exists or belongs.
from From Old French 'place' (an open space, square), from Latin 'platea' meaning a broad street or open area, which itself comes from Greek 'plateia (hodos)' — literally 'broad (way).' The root sense is spatial openness; English narrowed and multiplied it into everything from 'marketplace' to 'know your place.'
- origin
- from Greek plateia, meaning broad street
- physics joke
- even a vacuum has coordinates
- linguistics
- one of the hardest words to define precisely
- real estate
- only three things ever matter, apparently