10/10 would use.

Trust me, French is a different kind of mess. It’s mostly consistent in its messiness, English is exceptions from exceptions from exceptions. The really hard part about French is listening because it all sounds the same thanks to all the silent letters, but even then they still make reading easier.

YouTube supports multiple audio tracks these days and sometimes it decides that I should listen to a dubbed version of a video. Somehow all media players are very limited when it comes to settings for language preferences.

This isn’t exlusively about Threads.

Sounds great, but in the end it just means everyone has to host their own instance. That could be interesting, but I doubt everyone would want to do that.

I read several different drafts I could find since writing that comment and although it’s alll written somewhat vague in general, OP’s point isn’t in any draft I read.

No, those are separate. It’s about open source projects that have developers working on it in their free time (not getting paid for it) and developers who get paid for it. You having a job as a software developer and working on a project outside your work time doesn’t make it a “commercial activity”.

Without having read any part of this act I’d assume you having a job and you developing an open source app are two separate things unless your job involves developing that open source app.

So the question is–why are men not banding together to support other men?

I’m a member of a left leaning political party, a few years ago some people tried to start a men’s group (there is already a women’s group, queer group,…). The attempt was immediatly shot down.