I too waited for the preview to load, but looking in the browser console I saw a file was in 404 ( /static/tritium-c69b2fe84b82a0da.js ) (so it silently failed as soon as "import init, * as bindings from '/static/tritium-c69b2fe84b82a0da.js';")

Thanks so much! Shouyld be fixed now

Your list made me remember doesthedogdie.com which lists diverse trigger warnings in movies and other media.

Ah yes ! Should have included.

It was sadly hinted as a recent or non standard feature by Github's syntax highlighting not recognizing it either

> Dinosaurs are also miscategorized as reptilian but I can understand the mistake, because dinosaurs are extinct.

Birds (Aves) are dinosaurs (Dinosauria), and dinosaurs are reptiles (Reptilia).

There are a lot of obvious cognates between Japanese and Latin through recently borrowed English or Romance words, so I was wondering what was surprising about it.

But it seems the author is talking about traditional Japanese words, and looking for ties in words and idioms like ("kokoro" & "corculum"), ("koi" & "cupio"), ("ganbare" & "quam vale"), ("omedetō" & "omen datum").

Seems a bit farfetched to me, but I'm no expert.

This should matter if Kagi ever intends to do business in the EU.

I suppose a serious breach of regulations, and if Kagi decided to ignore fines, apart from a bad reputation, could ultimately lead to things like judicial decisions of blocking access to the website or blocking payments for EU customers.

small nitpicking: it ought to be written as "20 m" instead of "20M" or else why bother including the equivalent in meters? (in the International System of Units, M is the prefix for mega: 10^6)

Not a nitpick and yes should be :-) I can't edit but Dang is always around...

Aren't kaomoji a subset of emoticons? most western old emoticons are turned 90° CCW, whereas kaomoji are mostly horizontal and often using CJK characters.

> OLVID App by the French Government

Recently the French Government required its members to use it, but it's made by a French startup, AFAIK.

In https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38531759 its OP states "A team member has published an open source Python iMessage protocol PoC on Github: https://github.com/JJTech0130/pypush."

Maybe there’s an easy way to just read all their replies but I see now that in the linked blog post it links https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works which goes over the technical details and mentions the python repo. Thanks

Oh, it wasn't lost among all their replies, it was in the 4th paragraph of the header text section of that Show HN post.