According to Wiktionary, whelm comes from the Middle English whelmen where it meant “to turn upside down” (which actually sort of makes sense), but obviously is archaic now
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Either a bear or not a bear
Either a bear or not a bear
According to Wiktionary, whelm comes from the Middle English whelmen where it meant “to turn upside down” (which actually sort of makes sense), but obviously is archaic now
Hmm… 🤔
Actually not too unlikely, as they recently moved all their GitHub stuff from llk to scratchfoundation, so it makes sense they’d like to do the same for URLs. It will be very weird to change my URL habits, though…
Typescript can be so smart sometimes, and sometimes it can do this
sometimes very often
i think after i speak sometimes and that’s a problem
I keep forgetting that there are actual countries where the week begins in the middle of the weekend
Ah, phew! Pretty sure the colors are less saturated now…
this is a dilemma, light mode is light mode but dark mode hurts
I might be switching to light mode lol (even though the colors are all messed up there because dark mode and light mode use the same color pool)
I might be switching to light mode lol (even though the colors are all messed up there because dark mode and light mode use the same color pool)
No.
Food hot take #12: mayonnaise does not go with fries and is one of the worst sauces you can put on them.
Ketchup, Barbecue and even curry sauce are all clear.
How does Bing Translate learn?!
That says “Sliverus (splinter)”.
And another one!
Like, why?! That’s the phrasing wikipedia uses for disambiguations in German! It doesn’t make any sense!
My first GitHub star is my fork of wasteof.plus, so that’s fun
