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I know of at least one US government web page that still references “Gulf of Mexico”, but I don’t want to link it, because I’m very curious to see how long it can fly under the radar. I have a thing set up that checks the page regularly and will alert me whenever it changes.
Is there a way to set up archive.org or something like that to save regular snapshots without risking drawing more attention to it?
I feel like there are more older people. I have seen some website analytics of Reddit, and as I recall, it averaged something like early twenties. That may have changed over time, but I’d still bet that the median age here is higher.
So, apparently at least a few Lemmy apps do not automatically condense whitespace. This means that I very regularly notice comments with “extra” spaces between sentences on Lemmy, which suggests those users are probably at least 35-40 years old.
Piefed has supposedly implemented a workaround to allow for private voting.
Isn’t Venmo owned by PayPal?
Edit: Oh shit, duh. Totally forgot what thread I was commenting on.