Why is the cc-by-nc-sa license disappointing? Is your disappointment exclusive to version 4.0?
Are all those Germans really different enough to count separately?
Like, I wouldn’t know how to distinguish my fluency in American English from British English. And that’s not even getting to Canadian, Australian, Irish… the differences are far more cultural than linguistic.
English (fluent), Esperanto (competent), Spanish (rusty)
Not the person you replied to, but Memmy and then Voyager once Memmy became unmaintained. I’m mostly happy with it, and it seems to generally improve with time.
Only complaint now is weirdness around sharing images with other apps: sometimes they show up as the image URL and sometimes as the actual image
There’s still time! :-D
Yeah, as one of the apparent neckbeards/weebs mentioned elsewhere in this thread I’m 100% speaking from experience there.
I’m thinking I may acquire a nice ruana for when I’m driving…
Nuclear war. 80s kid here, so past the nuclear close calls and “duck and cover” of the 60s but the Cold War and nuclear arms race were pretty scary to me.
It’s never gone away and Putin’s current saber-rattling have not helped, but it calmed down in the 1990s and 2000s.
Cars (and seatbelts) are the biggest reason I see. Cloaks:
They’re great for pedestrians but not so much for motorists, cyclists, and motorcyclists.
The mute icon on a browser tab. Chances of wanting to select the tab: 80%; close the tab: 20%; mute: 0%. If I want to do that I’ll right-click and choose from the menu.
It doesn’t really need to spread. If you take the gene comparison, a meme that doesn’t spread is like a person who has no kids. They still have genes even if they don’t spread them.
No, because that was never a thing. A meme that “goes viral” is just a successful meme.
A meme is just an idea, even if it doesn’t go anywhere.
They produced episodes IV-VI. Mark Hammill and Anthony Daniel’s were among the film cast who reprised their roles.
It’s really good.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_(radio_series)