Lemmy is rather small, you might be bumping into the same 3 users everywhere.

...it sounds like a "y"

That is called yeismo and is caracteristic of some dialects, the traditional pronunciation is /ʎ/,

I must say that Ç is also present in both Catalan and Portuguese.

The fact that you need to identify your ethnicity at all is quite incredible to me.

There are ads now? I guess I should say shitty irc then.

This one?

Fancy irc

Or for eating some merciless peppers of Quetzalacatenango

I found it by pure coincidence, I saw the post below yours had a lot of downvotes, I felt curious about the poster and there it was, I recognised it by your description.

I wonder what is capable to recognise as speech. I wonder if it could be possible to covertly inject, at the very least, what would be very uncomfortable notes.

Oh! I've never have guessed!

Wait! I just realised that it is only the machine I regularly use, it only has one dead key! The rest of them have two.

How it is possible that I've never had to type ü?

I noticed that some Spanish keyboards missing the circumflex it can be done by combining the two accents. Are there French keyboards like that?

I was looking at the keys and I realised that there are so many keys I don't have in my typewriters with Spanish sets. I don't have @ signs nor * and I'd love to have them.

Some of them don't even have the + sign, I have to combine : and -

Seems like your main complaint is not about the platform but about people.

From your point of view yes. I guess it fades into the infrared and keeps fading away.

Instructions unclear, that thing at the back wasn't a headphone jack and cat got angry.

Catalan/Spanish speaker trying to learn some French here: half the stuff I think I understood turns out to be wrong after checking a dictionary.

That depends on what kind of datacenter our simulation is running and how long until the gods run out of cooling water.

It would have been fun to see the accepting speech