So, we write a website which lists accurate information, then we use that as a reference for our article.
Then we get accused of plagiarism for quoting our own website.
I got crap once for saying something like âSevere Macaws can be rather beakyâ⊠Somebody decided that the article should more accurately refer to Ara Severa as âChestnut fronted macawsâ and that the âbeakyâ comment was âmeaninglessâ. Given I had just taken the page from a stub to a meaningful page with photographs of Severe Macaws, a description of the bird, their native habitat, and several reference websites, I thought that they were being overly critical of work that they hadnât done.
That was the last time that I tried to do any serious editing on Wikipedia.
Thatâs awesome! I want a third thumb now. But I also wonder how often they hit the prosthetic thumb on things in their environment similar to a pinky toe on furniture⊠I also imagine ordering custom made gloves. Other person: âYou need a thumb on both sides???â
edit: totally not planned as advertising, but has anyone of you tried out g2a.com? Itâs a place to buy steam codes and it looks relatively okay, but before trying it out Iâd like to know if they are âmostlyâ legit⊠just have to get around a stupid german region-lock
AFAIK most of these sites use stolen credit cards to buy game keys, I avoid them. I cant believe steam actually sells such keys in bulk for that cheapâŠ
I spent a few minutes searching the forum for news about him passing away. Good to hear I just misread your post. [Insert whatever emoji signifies âwhewâ]
AFAIK he didnât die. He probably just got tired of all the snowflakes (even though most have fled to the Discord). Iâm sure heâll be back in a few months whenever new chips drop. So far heâs got everything he cares to out of DT
I gotchu a prime quality ASMR video of an overweight middle-aged dude writing code on a sweet sweet mechanical keyboard ibn his transformers up on my OnlyFriends.
Itâs a certain feeling that not everyone gets, triggered by certain sounds. Itâs like goosebumps down the back of your head. Really enjoyable. I enjoy it occasionally, have since I was a little kid (before the term ASMR was coined).