1 year ago

We should (in my opinion) stop the controversy about James because...


We should (in my opinion) stop the controversy about James because sometimes we make mistakes and I find that (except pretending to be Sam) but according to the law (true example) your Nelson is under MIT license which means that even if you delete it your projects etc and say not to make any more project with it Nelson it's a violation of the MIT license all projects on Scratch are under MIT license it's a bit like Mickey falling into the public domain so if you make projects on Melvore on Scratch and the music has been shared by its creator on Scratch it's considered to be under MIT etc.

Sources:

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



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here we go :) Proton is on this launcher (Lin-Jolt)

Lin-Jolt ''V2'' Showcase

@AntoineVanGeyseghem

Please note that the GameJolt website will not be translated, but the menu will be available in French, although the default language will be English.

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Déjà vu + French = Déjà vu

yeah same word

And yes, if you didn't know, the word “déjà vu” comes from French.

I set myself the challenge of test the browser that was made by the Mozilla... (the people who made Firefox), but during 🦠, de development was entrusted 2 the Linux Foundation, and this browser is so 🧪 that I managed 2 avoid getting rickrolled myself,

The reworked version of Lin-Jolt with 100% ad blocking should be available soon, but without custom emojis & (maybe) a Proton folder to run .exe files on Linux. However, it should be available soon in development.

gud night ujnsdgrujsdgrtjhjnjndhetujnhujwhe47jt4wevawet4v5wh7we5yvhqwt4ujmujmsdgrjgeehewgcgcaegsdghhdfujyujyhuhtvuj8hhujwgwgjiccuw4 h8 h hq4hq ggq natjirAJMIAAEJUHMWSHREUHEHEUHEUJHEJMUHTJMIG8UJM9GWIJ9WHJIMOWHJMWHBJMIHWOHIWVWVHIBK,JHMIBE this is my cat /j

The source code for Lin-Jolt ''V2'' is now available

https://github.com/Stormwindsky/Lin-Jolt

And yes, I changed the mascot to a snowman Joltfied.

@elsqued I saw it a long time ago in a YouTube show that talks about these things in movies, and yes, it's apparently from the movie Frozen (the first one) and the version adapted by Disney.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pyZJtt1st8

He strangely reminds me of that character from the movie Shrek mmmmmmmmhhhhhhhhhh...

Here the origin of this face https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaEXZUk77c8