Physical maps are great, but they do get outdated the more time passes, not sure how relevant that would have been in this scenario but.

yes

probably related to him being french

about lemons! there’s a big swap in the names of lemons and limes, it’s mostly language based but not entirely, lemons are green and bitter here, limes are the yellow big ones!

I’m not saying you are wrong, I’m saying the distinction might not be done everywhere, if you click the language thing on your wikipedia link and select spanish it will lead you here https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirenas_(mitología) , if you then click to go back to english from there you’ll end up in the mermaid page

where I’m from those two are the same word

Just wondering, how far did you get? The begining is certainly the weakest part, Silksong does a better job on improving the general lack of movement and closedness of the map early on

he had a mouth whenever he spoke in the cartoon so I never even realized he wasnt supposed to have one

If you were to replace english in the current world, the best candidate, in my opinion, would be spanish.

If you look at list of the most spoken languages you end up with english, mandarin, hindi and spanish, out of those spanish does not require learning a new alphabet.

Spanish is mostly phonetic, there are exceptions here and there with how consonants are pronounced here and there, but vowels are phonetic, you can read text without wondering how something is pronounced.

English has taken so much from latin that it actually looks a bit like a romance language despite having germanic roots, but this does mean that there’s a lot of overlap in vocabulary where english words and spanish words are mostly the same.

Of course is spanish isn’t perfect, but creating a new language that covers everyone’s usecase would just lead to lower adoption so I think it’s the one that has the best shot while solving some glaring issues from english.

but I’d still be the me of theseus

That’s just french

What the hell!?

Tablets and color calibration it seems https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1030/debian-12-kde-plasma-2024-install-guide#1-wayland

The main thing is that pipewire is a drop-in replacement because of how it works, wayland isnt

you can have uncompressed png too

You can use youtube without being logged in (and there are alternate frontends too, but they all have issues whenever google decides to break stuff).

If you want to follow people you can actually do it without an account through RSS

tbf if your desktop environment gets uninstalled after “sudo apt install steam” it’s not entirely the user’s fault

I set TearFree in the mesa driver settings (not sure if it’s amd only?) so there’s no tearing even without vsync, I have a small 50hz display and a 1080p 120hz without issues

jay pee gee

Using Lemmy and sponsoring lemmy are different things