Haha Cascades

GitLab has their own version of Pages

No, I just find it funny to point out loss where it absolutely is not

Is this loss

Flatpak

Iirc typewriters have fairly unique typing patterns based on slight defects in each key. Some letters end up closer to others in a way that makes it possible to tell two papers were typed on the same machine. I don’t know a whole lot about it but that’s my two cents.

That’s what other federated services like Matrix are for. Maybe there could be an ActivityPub chatroom service but Lemmy is not and will never be that.

I can guarantee MacOS will not run on that computer

Edit: I was not aware that ARM macOS worked on Intel chips

Well it’s literally the app named “software” and this is a programming school so someone’s bound to find out

There are plenty of Minecraft launchers in the flatpak store so you might wanna make sure they’re not taking advantage of that lol

Not sure about your other apps but in keepass you can just export as an encrypted file and share it

Ew

+1 for UBlue-based distros!

I was protesting the recent illegal deportations. It was the #handsoff protest so there were plenty of different causes.

Good :) I went to a protest!

Having ip doesn’t project your character from being distorted by the public in ways you don’t expect. Similarly, not having ip doesn’t mean that the character is now completely out of your control. Others have provided examples such as Sherlock Holmes and Shakespeare where the characters are in the public domain but still keep their original meanings despite being changed by fans.

No

Thanks for wasting my time with your clueless ramblings about a topic you have no idea about. I think I’m gonna end this argument here.

1. The Esperanto word for “to be” is “esti”. “Estas” means “is”. The Spanish equivalent would be “ser” which is not even close to the same word.
2. Just because Esperanto shares some vocabulary and phonemes with Spanish doesn’t make it a knockoff. I guarantee if you speak Portuguese to an English person they’ll think it sounds like Spanish but that doesn’t make Portuguese a copy of Spanish.
3. I don’t speak Spanish but I live around enough Spanish-speakers, and speak enough Brazilian Portuguese that I can tell the difference between Spanish and a conlang made by a Polish man.

I will admit that Esperanto is long-winded at times but I can’t take you seriously when the only example of copying Spanish that you put forward is a word that is shared across languages. I’m willing to bet that you don’t even know what the ‘a’ suffix means in Esperanto seeing as you think every word ends with it.