The video (~13m) was posted after those discussions, but it's an excellent local news report and features several charming interviews from inside the lab at the University of Utah.

At least it's not misspelled.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referer

The Atari BASIC intro is a nice touch.

Can Comic Sans do all caps?

I assume you mean people who have immigrated from the Netherlands to the U.S. in the past year? It'd be interesting to hear their thoughts, for sure. I don't think the data is available yet, but I expect those numbers are sharply down, so it might not be easy to find anyone to talk to.

100%. I mean people that immigrated to the US from anywhere though. I was joking with a store clerk and mentioned Germany as a potential escape vector. The lady in line behind me says in a German accent, "You don't want to live in Germany."

“a lot of people” - citation needed.

You realize it was a Dutch ad, correct?

On the other hand, once you're operating under the model of not knowing if anything knows anything, there's really no point in posting about it here, is there?

So this Friday and next Friday are the same?

The next Friday is this Friday. Next Friday is the one after that. The one after that is the one after next.

Honestly, before building a token generating word soup generator maybe we should have fixed the language.

Now I’m thinking maybe I should just learn Token.

I wonder if #3 is less because nobody cares, but really because the only options at this point are for it to be on or off; there's no way to "fix" it.

I've received so many bizarre suggestions now I treat that section of the search results as more of a curiosity.

Yes, this essentially describes generation loss ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_loss ).