As far as I understand it, those are pretty random runes, not specifically Slavic at all.

Not like specifically Slavic runes exist anyway.

Do you remember the feel of switching from 1998 to 2001? It felt like stepping into the future.

Is that add-on good?

Are people already getting these AI-only, blue-link-less Google results? Mine are still normal.

Yugoslavia

FYI literally nobody in ex-Yugoslavia believes this, not even the most hard-line “yugonostalgic” leftists.

Yeah, the different versions don’t have to be synchronised, and the standards for sources differ (outside of the big European languages, the standards are much lower and there’s much more bullshit out there), and simply you can have one editor doing things the way they prefer on one wiki, an another editor with their preferences on the other one. Some of that can be a result of different local cultures or academic traditions (different terminology, different systems of classification, etc.).

Btw there’s currently a project that’s supposed to solve this, “Abstract Wikipedia”, the idea being that you enter information that’s language-independent and that can be converted into any individual language.

(It’s really bad and won’t work out.)

I’m increasingly getting the impression that WMF is very self-centred, disconnected from the practical reality of wiki editors and readers (much of its staff doesn’t even have experience with wiki editing!). There are some notable exceptions but the overall picture is not good…

I believe most articles across different language Wikipedias are not translations but written independently from the existing ones.

You got moderated because you emanate Hitler particles. You’re not the innocent little poster you think you are, and some circles are clever enough to see that with haste.

flyers ask if they want to work at ‘the Employee Data ​Extraction Factory’

Well, they do want to work at ‘the User Data ​Extraction Factory’ at least 🙄

You’re trying to avoid politics by filtering keywords, yet your own thread title contains the word “politics”. Curious.

I also want to highlight what an incredible turnout we had. In the second round, we saw a massive jump in both the number of users voting and the total votes cast. We had exactly 13,979 votes cast by 3,509 users! To put that in perspective, last year we had 7,403 votes from 2,837 users. It is amazing to see that level of growth and community engagement.

– ZI Jony (POTY Committee)

They link them on the bottom of the page.

Well I’ve used Firefox before it was even publicly released. Checkmate.

I’m considering switching to Linux and at this point I’m trying to ignore the “recommendations” of this sort.

Talk him out of it, but take the TV anyway.

That’s more understandable. Not particularly convincing or informative, but more understandable.

If you can’t communicate normally, providing specific information rather than parables and circumlocution, I don’t see why anyone should take you seriously.

The building has never met the criteria for the definition of a skyscraper,[33] nor even that of a high-rise building.[34]

False advertising, false advertising!

Is this some sort of rage/engagement bait? Lol