Also between 30% gay/lesbian and 29% bisexual, only 41% are straight 🥴
(Ignoring asexuals, etc.)
they estimated 21% of the population are trans, lol I wish 😂
Haha I love this. It breaks my brain, but the end result is so much simpler :D
Yea, the organisation was also founded in the 90s, so Microsoft was the default for everything.
5000 employees, 10b valuation. We use Google docs. We’re not “China Telecom” big, but I doubt anyone would call us small. I think most young companies are happy on google docs.
And on the flip-side my dozen-employee workplace runs on Microsoft Outlook/OneDrive/Teams 🙃
According to StatCounter tablets never breached 7% market share, and even that was in 2014. Nowadays they are below 2%. Windows's lost userbase seems to be mostly about people using their phones for everything.
there is also Where is Libgen which is apparently also powered by Wikidata
If anyone's interested in that time period, James Clavell's excellent Shogun novel is set a few decades into the process. (Before the shogunate rose into power, banned Christianity and massacred tens of thousands of Christian converts 😐)
FB itself for a community group, and Messenger for my family group chat 🤷
The group now has a presence on Discord, but there are still 26 times as many members on FB. In Hungary many people still use FB as their main social network. At most they also use Instagram, but that obviously doesn't work for closed discussion groups.
Ah sorry I misunderstood your comment then, I thought there was another one besides that.
Can you link to that other UK petition too pls? :)
I'm an EU citizen living in the UK, but only signed the UK one because I'm not putting my passport ID into petitions O.o
For me it immediately starts downloading the file instead of opening in the browser as PDF. Maybe it's already in your download folder?
The relevant images are:
spoiler (NSFW)
The long read: Doctors are pushing the limits of science and human biology to save more extremely premature babies than ever before. But when so few survive, are we putting them through needless suffering?
His fundraising efforts offered a glimmer of light in a world darkened by Covid. But now his family are portrayed as freeloaders and a garden building created in his name faces enforced demolition
The long read: Migrants from the Philippines make up a huge percentage of domestic workers around the world. But when their employers are abusive, visa restrictions force them to choose between enduring more suffering or becoming illegal
For 15 years, Brent Lee spent hours each day consuming ‘truther’ content online. Then he logged off. Can he convince his former friends to question their worldview?
Are NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens) dead? Maybe so. We analysed over 60.000 NFTs to find out which ones are still valuable.
> Of the 73,257 NFT collections we identified, an eye-watering 69,795 of them have a market cap of 0 Ether (ETH).
> This statistic effectively means that 95% of people holding NFT collections are currently holding onto worthless investments. Having looked into those figures, we would estimate that 95% to include over 23 million people who’s investments are now worthless.
The long read: Across this fractured region, informal networks rule. So if you need to send something, ask someone who’s already going that way
I admittedly don't know much about its historical background, but I found this a fascinating read about the legacy of the nineties' Bosnian war that is still acutely felt throughout the region.
Following ChthonVII's idea, I'm mirroring my probably only interesting post on the subreddit :D
--- Finally got around to watch the 2-hours long GW1 segment of the recent Extra Life 2022 ArenaNet livestream. The devs had a lot of interesting insights and amusing anecdotes, so I made a bunch of clips - sharing them here in case someone else haven't had the time to watch the whole thing.
The participants were:
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Bobby Stein - writing team lead
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Darrin Claypool - level designer
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Colin Johanson - game designer
The clips in order of appearance:
A few more bits that were too short to worth clipping:
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Early in development there were no professions, you could slot any skill.
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They spent 4-5 months working on Sorrow's Furnace compared to their usual couple of weeks per zone.
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GW1 development team was around 70-80 at launch, and peaked around 100 with EotN. (GW2 had 350 developers at launch.)
Twitch only allows max. 1 min long clips, so sometimes I had to cut off an interesting follow-up - if you want to see how a clip continued, click Watch Full Video.
PS.: For the story of the hideous leopard-print couch go to this timestamp in the VoD :D
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