@aperezdc I'm also getting worried that more and more the answer to "information X can be found at..." is so often archive.org. I love archive.org, and the work they do is great, but that's a sign they're becoming a single point of failure for a lot of stuff, which also inevitably makes them more of a target too.
TIL the WWW originally had a logo, and nothing else is better at expressing the naive academic techno-optimism from the 1990s than a design that looks hand-coded in PostScript and that slogan at the top.
I love spotting what I've decided to call "grammatical accent": little ways non-native speakers bring grammar and punctuation rules from their languages. For example:
Germans adding spurious commas connecting sentence fragments: "I think I can tell, where that person is from"
French adding spaces in exclamation points: "That is a very French thing to do !"
I wonder which rules from Portuguese I unknowingly apply to my English!
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