The point of blockchains is decentralization, and as Lemmy users we know that decentralized services are difficult to make popular, even if they’re an improvement over their competitors.

There are now Bitcoin Ordinals, which are similar to NFTs but with a sufficient size limit to actually store the media itself.

Couterpoint to eating human bodies?

Even if those six were the actual primary and secondary colours, it wouldn’t be necessary to have a primary word for each. You can refer them by hue, or by referring to some object.

But you don’t - that’s why languages lacking these words run into issues as described in the article.

The wheel that you’re implying by those six colours is mostly an artistic “distortion” of the 18th century.

But isn’t there a good reason it was distorted that way?

Of course some colours take up much more or much less of the visible colour spectrum, but that doesn’t mean they have more significance to us.

Like red taking up over five times more of the colour spectrum than yellow doesn’t mean that all these reds need to be named. Most red tones are hardly distinguishable to most people. Yellow and red on the other hand can be distinguished with ease.

You won’t run into the issue of differently coloured traffic lights in english countries; because while the traffic lights might use slightly different shades of green, they don’t use drastically different colours - because we properly named them.

I mean, you really should have words for at least 6 distinct colours, those being red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple.

Additional words for stuff like brown may be left out, but those six colours should be named.

The point of the comment is to point out the common misconception that the value of one [token of a currency] has anything to do with the strength of a currency. As described in the comment, the value of a singular token of a currency can be chosen arbitrarily.

This, of course, doesn’t mean the map is factually incorrect.

I do have an idea how “a difficult to kill, unwanted growth” could be put into relation to a war fueled by hatred.

There’s also simply no way of getting out once you’re inside. It doesn’t work even if it was used by just one car.

You’d have to drive the wrong way in a one-way street.

How does GrapheneOS “lack boldly”?

None of them have to.

Because they want their voice chats to be monitored?

If you are trying to imply that potatoes and vegan meat aren’t awesome food you are factually wrong.

Where do you get all these Coca Cola flavours? I’m in Germany and have only ever seen vanilla, lemon, cherry and life (next to the default, light and zero).

Or you can just use apps like ViMusic or InnerTune, which are foss and provide infinite offline adless playback for free.

There’s also no point in colonizing mars. We have enough uninhabitated desert here on earth. It’s not a space problem, it’s a cost problem. And building on mars is a lot more costly than building in a desert.

When I’m in a (somewhat stressful) call I feel a strong need to move. Like sitting still would make me actively uncomfortable. I assume walking around helps you destress a little.

Your Nana when she was young:

Humans eradicated species of animals long before even the medieval ages.

It’s just a thing humans do.

Too much butter and too little butter looking the exact same

I do think it’s desirable. It’s unnecessary for users to keep track of which tool is best for which purpose if one tool can do it all. There’s no reason why one tool wouldn’t be able to; even in the worst case it could just automatically choose the best tool to answer your prompt, saving you the trouble of doing so.