We already dropped plenty of letters from it; it used to be Weogorancaesterscir (probably “the country of the stronghold of the people of the bending river”).

I thought one of the leaks was that we’re going back in time and looking at the origin of the Elder Scrolls themselves? In which case we might get the Aldmeri Dominion still, but not Skyrim 2.

Everything is ok in moderation

This is why I only moderate my consumption in moderation.

It’s too niche to be a hive of activity on a platform this small, but !boneappletea@lemmy.world does exist!

I don’t think you can apply this retroactively to a game from 1996, or modern projects directly referencing that name.

That said, I’m glad I’m not the only one who’s noticed this weird trend of -fall in mediocre games! See also -borne, -bound, and the word “rise” anywhere in the title.

:'(

“Humping” in this context means pushing the trailers onto a small hill and releasing them one by one to send them onto different tracks to make up new trains.

It’s efficient but it can damage delicate cars or fragile contents, hence the warning.

This is bad news for Lesotho, Gambia, San Marino, and Brunei.

Weird. Neither OpenStreetMap nor CoMaps does any automatic address interpolation or inference. All the data you see there was either imported from a suitably-licensed authoritative source or added by a contributor.

If you’re seeing misnumbering of addresses, it’s almost certainly human error, but it won’t be a regular thing.

EA actually weren’t able to secure a new license for FIFA.

They’re still doing football/soccer games, but it’s called “EA Sports FC” now. Catchy, huh?

Niiiiice, this lets me get away from Ghostery - thanks for the heads-up!

Oh, I was under the impression Consent-o-Matic can only agree to cookies, rather than refuse them?

Nice find. It’s a Claude project to at least some degree, which is a bit of a bad smell for me, but I agree that people should be cautious about Ghostery so it’s good to have options.

Gorgonzola, walnuts, capers, olives, chipotle flakes, and a little grated vintage cheddar please. If that doesn’t fit into the pizza man’s pizza plan, don’t trust the pizza man.

Ghostery, along with blocking trackers, has a “Never Consent” feature that declines these automatically. Since it understands the underlying platform rather than the text shown to the user, it should give the right answer (and it’ll block the tracking cookies anyway).

That said, Ghostery has had some telemetry drama in the past and not everyone trusts them, so despite this being super useful, don’t install it without a bit of research.

About a kilometer, if it was on the docks.

the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as himself. […] Then Jonathan made a covenant with David because he loved him as himself. Jonathan stripped himself of the robe that was on him and gave it to David…

- 1 Samuel 18

When they fuck up your “TikTok”

We all understand it’s a skit, right?