Here in Spain it’s estimated that automatic transmission is between 30 and 50% of cars. No official numbers have been released.

So most people have learnt with a clutch. Definitely everyone who has had their license for more than 10 years.

That links redirects me to the MSN Spanish language main page. It had been a while since my last https://xkcd.com/869/

If it was general public I’d say D&D or Linux, for sure. On Lemmy, I guess I would say Pathfinder 2e and Kubernetes.

When I was in my early twenties, I thought paternity tests were something reasonable that maybe everyone should do, just to avoid possible problems in some cases.

I have to tell you, now I have kids and did no paternity tests. My wife and I love each other immensely, we wanted kids, we tried until we got them. It would be insulting to suggest a paternity test on that situation.

More code is better, obviously! Why else would a website to see a restaurant menu be 80Mb? It’s all that good, excellent code.

RPG books I know I won’t ever play. I ran D&D for two years during the pandemic and now I’m here reading Pathfinder, The One Ring, Legend of the Five Rings, Fate, Savage Worlds, and so, so many Mausritter crowdfundings.

Sorry I thought you were answering another comment!

It’s just a reference to racism and Rosa Parks

It worked after a reload! I was able to advance a couple more screens but got another “enter the text below” with a black screen and gave up 😅

Stuck at 16, “Enter the text below” where it shows me black screen with half a > sign on a corner. I tried entering that, “the text below” and any combination of those words, and the enter character. What am I missing?

No, sorry, I just remembered the rebuttal of the fun fact, but I’m not into paleontology so I don’t know about the rest.

Sorry to break these news to you but in 2015 they discovered that Brontosaurus actually existed, so the “it was a mix of other species bones” is wrong, as much as a fun fact it was 😟

Isn’t this similar to how Amazon Alexa is operating as a loss because nobody ever says “Alexa buy whatever”? The vast majority of people prefer to browse and check for themselves the products for 5 minutes rather than trusting a machine to choose for them.