I guess we all know about Google Translate, my one stop shop to quickly translate a single word, or a short sentence, or maybe even a whole interview in a different language. …
It seems that there have been some updates in the past days to Plume.
If the article in question is something that needs sources that are scientific. What if you want to update a page about a band (for example) you are actually in, are you then not one of the valid sources? (I think @SnowCode@lemmy.ml is referring to this).
I have around 35 hours into the game and i really like it. Yes it has bugs, textures pop in sometimes, floating objects that kind of stuff (it never crashed on me, and saving is almost instant!). But do i have fun with it! The story missions are very well written and i really like the world it takes place in, side missions can be fun, i even had moments of: “hey i know that reference”.
Would say when the price comes down a bit, and all the patches are in place it surely is worth the money.
I’m trying to get rid of my Google dependency and one of those steps was moving over to Protonmail. Now in the past few days i have been picking up signals that even Protonmail is not as clean as it might be. …
In a lot of cases that makes indeed sense, that if i create a personal wikipedia page and declare myself person awesome the awesomenest and emperor of the world that that will not fly. But academic writing rules can’t be fully translated to be talking about people, or groups, or particular things. It really depends on the topic which ruleset you can apply (and i guess Wikipedia is trying to do that).