Yeah what kind of linguistics dweeb doesn't understand that language is fluid and shapes with time and location.
What really bothers me is that Linus is leaning on the parasocial relationship aspect of his popularity. He acts like he's my buddy in need and not the star of a really big brand.
Hopefully they realize it's not healthy for Wikipedia in long term and make a course correction.
No idea how they work internally but probably some kind of mentoring program would be in order. There's no way someone relatively new will learn all their quirks that have been developed in the past decade and too many people on the internet expect you to know everything already to be worth a shit to them.
Like a sign that says "X days without shooting"?
Because they took OW1, changed very little, made it a lot more microtransactiony, didn't release a promised co-op mode that basically was the reasoning to release OW2. I'm sure there's more but that's about it.
reflecting the billionaire’s life-long obsession with the letter, which is a very normal thing for an adult man to have
Loving this.
It's their brand. And I'm glad it is. It's something Samsung can't copy (I presume because of the Google backbone) or attack.
(Written on a Samsung phone btw.)
Edit. I should probably add why it's good even when I'm not in their ecosystem. It raises the bar for competition and shows that privacy adds value.
That's why I don't use password manager and learn every unique randomly generated 22-character password by memory. I can't remember my mother's name but at least I can log into myspace.
No surprise there. Weren't they banning people for posting their Mastodon/Cohost accounts or something?
But have you considered paying $8 a month to use features that used to be free and also associate yourself with far right?
We should stop obsessing over Reddit.
Makes no sense if it's the same premise, same major characters and basically the same recipe as the original -- which seems to be its selling point. But the mouse fucks over whoever it can.