Please don’t! Or at least make it possible to change the app language instead of following the system if you do. Plenty of apps have faulty ‘translations’ that just make the app unusable. Especially because app text typically has no context, so you get these weird literal translations.

Enjoy finding a literal english translation that corresponds to something I may want to do in your app!

No, you may disagree with changing the minimum time from 3 to 5 years, but this is not ‘a Nazi’. Let’s keep that word for actual Nazi things, instead of ‘things I vaguely disagree with’.

Haha, DB also does this with foreign delays. I’ve been in a German train starting in Amsterdam that left 5 mins late - they mentioned it at every stop until Munich.

In the order of 40000 people, so pretty tiny compared to the big search engines.

Wikipedia actually has an article about it. They are mainly bothered by the unreadability of it. Editors can indeed bundle citations as you suggest, but it takes some manual effort.

Citation overkill is also a bit of a red flag for edit wars, or barely-notable things that someone really wants to have on a wiki page.

Just a warning: this takes pretty much every bad FF trope you can think of and turns it to max. Awful reading.

Your definition of vegetable is “cannot be used as base for pizza sauce”? Oddly specific.

The way he is holding it makes me uncomfortable

It is genuinly a very nice building though. I would love an office there.

There is a cinema inside as well.

Black could have won in the first turn we see, right?

Moissanite is chemically different to diamond (SiC vs C), has a different crystal structure, and is less hard. You can also get actual lab-grown diamond, but they are quite expensive. But you probabaly won’t be able to tell the difference anyway.

It can hide cookie banners for you with the right settings. Since gdpr dictates no choice = no cookies, this should block all tracking stuff.

I don’t remember what exactly you need to enable, but you can use DDG to find out.

I mean, yeah, basically. It’s really not very complicated.

German also does this. I think a good 20% of all verbs are just variations of “ziehen” (to pull).

No (or very limited) editing in Okular…