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The full title (”Age verification for social media – the beginning of the end for a free internet?”) was too long to submit as is, hence the slight editorialization.

Interestingly there seems to be a few quirks for twitter.com, but none for x.com. I assume that'll lead to some regressions?

Recent? Unless you mean the notification, sending yourself a message has been possible for a long time. Just to make sure I know what I'm talking about I checked the conversation history with myself and the earliest messages are from 2016.

And yet I still can not get any of the more "advanced" features (like predictive text) for my native language keyboard.

It's been, what, at least five years(?) since predictive text was launched. I never expected to be the first to be supported, but starting to feel a bit ridiculous when some languages with a few tens of percents more speakers have had support from nearly the start.

Meanwhile third party keyboards have had support for ages. I'd rather use the stock keyboard, but can't bear it in its current state.

As a metal music listener with fond memories of Guitar Hero, I’ve enjoyed Ragnarock a ton.

You play as the drummer on a viking boat, hitting the notes (similar to GH) to the tune of power metal. Nice workout, especially if you really get into it and start exaggerating your movements.

The trailer gives a better impression than I can.

I scanned the last couple months of their blog posts and could not find anything to support that claim. The docs or pricing page don’t seem to indicate anything like that either.

The only related thing I found was that free accounts are limited to one user that can trigger deploys in private repos, while anyone can trigger deploys in public repos (assuming I understood the announcement correctly).

I think the origin might be ”[ter]minal file [e]xplorer”, though the author might correct me here.

”Tere” is also, perhaps unsurprisingly, used in Finnish.