This graph is misinformation

Although we have seen a small decline in traffic, in no way is it what the graph is showing (which some have incorrectly interpreted to be a 50% or 35% decrease). This year [2023], overall, we’re seeing an average of ~5% less traffic compared to 2022.

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It’s also Swedish for beer

Öl has won California, N/A has won Arizona, L_ has won Idaho, something in Arabic has won Maine and lowercase lambda has won Louisiana.

FEDIVERSE

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CREARE MEMES IN LINGVIS VARIIS!

There’s already Peertube for that.

Not quite. The presidential election isn’t decided yet and this referendum wasn’t directly on joining the EU but on a constitutional amendment that would have required future governments to work towards joining the EU.

Der Boy ist Candy Corndog am snacken.

The two sorbic languages marked in Eastern Germany are only spoken by small minorities.

This map is not about a nation’s word for Thursday but about the word in different languages. Austria for example isn’t labelled with any word because Austrians speak German and the German word for Thursday is already placed in Germany. The English word Thursday is placed in England, its most logical location. The Gaelic word for Thursday meanwhile is placed in Scotland, its most logical place. This doesn’t imply that the majority of Scottish people speak Gaelic, only that Scotland is the country with the highest number of Gaelic speakers while England has the highest number of English speakers in Europe.

Heavier than an African or an Asian elephant?

This is giving me conflicting feelings

Already exists in Germany

Professor McGonagall is a Windows Vista user, apparently.

What do you mean? Wales has a long history of getting invaded. First by the Romans, then by the English and now by the Grey Sqirrels.

We are in 2010 AD. All Wales is occupied by the Grey Squirrels. All? No! Because an island populated by irreducible Red Squirrels still resists the invader.

Localsend has the option to share as a link (URL or QR code) that others can open in their browser, provided they are connected to the same local network.

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