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@ZDL@mstdn.social @fastfinge@fed.interfree.ca @hongminhee@hollo.social Hi, for an example of a contemporary project that's technically better than Esperanto, check Globasa: https://www.globasa.net/eng

@andrewleland@mas.to @jonhicks@mastodon.social Terrifying. Those big services are more inhumane than ever.

@fastfinge @hongminhee This cultural selectiveness is why I am for a constructed auxiliary language as lingua franca. The most popular is Esperanto, but there are technically better projects nowadays.

@Piciok @ChristineMalec Informative, interesting and beautiful series. Thanks!

@Aryan @Aman You could have made the options as check box rather than radio buttons, as some people use more than one synth.

@DavidGoldfield @FreakyFwoof Fantastic indeed. Thanks for sharing!

@DavidGoldfield @FreakyFwoof Yes it's been brought by a commenter there.

@ToniBarth My condolences.

@simon Cool! I tried to migrate all my applications management to chocolatey a few years ago, but some packages came in English rather than localized to pt-br. I hope winget gets it right already.

@simon OK, indeed, localization method varies among apps. I'll check your winget hints later. Thanks!

@jscholes @TheQuinbox Thanks for this; will be useful.

@arfy @fastfinge Thunderbird supports it; just create a conversation or chat account (not sure which English word is used).

@matt @zersiax Honestly, I don't bother. Would it have been better for that man to continue thinking that blind people couldn't even sing? Now he at least know better than nothing.

@somegregariousdude I like Unigram; it doesn't need an add-on, but there is one on the add-on Store that may make things easier if you want.

@DavidGoldfield@allovertheplace.ca @fireborn@dragonscave.space For iPhone, there was another similar called Fleksi (or nearly that), around 2011 when I had an iPhone.

@RareBird15@allovertheplace.ca @mastoblind@fedigroups.social @main I use Thunderbird. Look for the TBKeys extension, which allows you to set keystrokes to, for example, jump to the next folder containing unread messages. As for finding feeds in web pages, I use to press ctrl+u, which opens the page source, then search for the string "rss", which will display any feed the page contains.

@jcsteh@aus.social Yes. Organizations are made of persons, and the majority of ordinary persons want to follow what they think are the trends.

@MutedTrampet@dragonscave.space Hi, does that CD contain other Eloquence languages please? I'd like Portuguese in particular.

@Aryan@dragonscave.space @TheQuinbox@dragonscave.space I see you have written an FM for Linux. Did you know StormFM? Seems quite similar: https://git.stormux.org/storm/stormfm

@fastfinge@fed.interfree.ca @patricus@gts.posix.live @hongminhee@hollo.social Auxiliary languages are constructed to be easier on purpose. A regular alphabet is only one of many features that must be easy on a lingua franca, and there isn't a single natural language whose all features are easy. As for cognitive ability, as far as I've observed, it seems that the teaching method counts a lot. Have you tried different methods?

@gallagher123123@dragonscave.space @Bri@fwoof.space Great. Where is the proper place to suggest features or behavior changes to FastSM for Windows please?

@nick@hkc.social @WeirdWriter@caneandable.social I don't know about mobile; on desktop, I wouldn't call it most productive, but accessible and usable yes.

@jackf723@mastodon.social @nick@hkc.social @WeirdWriter@caneandable.social Thanks for this; I didn't know it.