In a lecture about ancient and modern cities, a quote came up on the slides from Karl Marx's Capital where he writes "The foundation of every division of labor that is well developed, and brought about by the exchange of commodities, is the separation between town and country. It may be said ...

After a discussion on the topic I found out that the oxford dictionary describes that Historically, dice is the plural of die, but in modern standard English dice is both the singular and the plural: 'throw the dice' could mean a reference to either one or more than one dice. and dice. ...

I have never heard of "dice" being used as a singular instead of die. As a collective noun which could include one, sure: Go on and roll the dice. How many dice do I roll? Just one. But as a straight, unambiguous singular? Roll one dice or even worse Roll a dice sounds off to me...

Since the psiphon is an open-source, is there any site that has a source code of psiphon? Because I want to compile it with android studio. Thanks for those who'll answer.