Your signup and contact forms are broken and tell me 405 not allowed.

"You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."

This seems especially unappealing for people who like the old web.

Cats like knocking stuff off tables.

Brilliant!

PeerTube is a decentralised alternative which uses ActivityPub and can federate with Mastodon.

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

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It would be good if you could flag which ones are vegan, or only show vegan results.

It seems the perception of Perl 6 as a long delayed update to Perl 5 is a serious problem for the languages. Perl 6 is not really the next version of Perl 5, it is more like another language.

Perl 5 is still under active development. The latest stable release was version 18.2, made in January. Perl 5 will continue to exist even when more people start using Perl 6. Also, Perl 6 is available and usable already.

Morse is not all in the past tense, as you write.

I have learnt it, a bit, for amateur radio, where it is still used. There are lots of wee applications for it too, like showing status messages on a small electronic device using a single LED.

There have been times I have wished more people know it, for example for communicating with light accross a mountain valley, or communicating underwater.

Why not? You could make a snowhole to live in. I know someone who knits coding gloves, too. :)

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