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W has a ‘b’ sound in the name, but doesn’t when used in a word.

If they develop for only Firefix it will work with all browsers because Firefox is standards compatible.

x = mellinial -1

Gen X is forgotten again…

It is a shame that there are no generations between Boomers and Z…

They had to suffer that beautiful view. Tsk tsk tsk.

I haven’t stumbled upon this one yet, is there a popup asking or does it just do it and I might not have noticed?

I tried to get there once, but kept getting distracted by collecting new Pals!

These are the laziest Pokemon designs I have ever seen.

They are defragging the urinals!

He did make an exception at the Oscars.

Dropped subplots is like reading a news article with sentences that are

Have you tried hiring a personal trainer and using ‘supplements’?

Every study shows that the vast majority of men are perfectly fine with a very wide range of women’s bodies.

I have heard it regularly for a few decades now in person and media. When the dad bod picked up in popularity it was used as an example of how “men don’t have to follow beauty standards” while ignoring all of the other expectations.

Well yes, and the starting point is by dismissing the myth that the double standards are not applied to everyone. They are applied differently, but it is not something that only affects one group of people.

People sell all kinds of things that are based on things in the public domain, because people are paying for someone else to go through the steps of creating it. Creating new works based on something in the public domain, like a 3D model of a mouse that is in the public domain, is a new work that can be copyrighted.

This person could sell the 3D files they created because creating the 3D files is a new creation. Someone else could also create the exact same 3D file from scratch and this person could not claim copyright because the subject of the 3D file is in the public domain.

Anyone can copy the Disney film version outright because the film is in the public domain.

There were a lot of good photoshop battles that put out things at least this well done.

I assume it is photoshop.

No, you can still sell things you made based on things in the public domain. Anyone can make things in the public domain and sell them. They just can’t be stopped from selling or giving away for free because there are no exclusive rights to distribution.