Yes, but i wanted people to research and come to whatever conclusions they may come to, on their own :)

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Semi related, but check out based.cooking for community provided recipes, with just ingredients+steps to cook.

Its not just that, directly. They also seem to be working for fossil fuel companies, amongst other things that make me have a feeling that they're goal is not to report news accurately but to push an agenda, which I doubt the people in this community subscribe to.

Also, if anyone suggests Electron or anything involving a browser, I will find them and remove one electron from each atom of theirs, turning them into smoke.

This made me laugh, it was so unexpected xD

Also, while its not an answer for your question, look up ncurses if you dont know it. It might be a middle ground for your future projects, if you prefer staying in the terminal but having a UI.

Yea haha, with the # and everything xD

No way, thats exactly what i named my dads wifi when i set it up for him 😂

Nope, still getting stuck in a captcha loop. It may be my strict browser privacy settings. I tried the wayback machine but they don't seem to have archived this article yet

No worries, and thanks

Cant read it, keep getting a captcha loop :/ You have an alternative link?

I tried using the subtitles trick, but it was before I started lessons with a tutor and since Duolingo doesn't really do a great job of introducing a variety of vocabulary, or teaching the actual grammar rules I found it difficult. As an example, in the 3 years I was doing Duolingo I had no idea that in a sentence with 2 verbs the second verb is always at the end, until I was taught this in my lessons with the tutor. I might give it another shot now that Im learning vocabulary as well as the actual rules of the language

This seems exactly like what I need to start searching :)

I'm currently not in the Netherlands, but I plan to relocate there permanently (hence why I am trying to learn the language) to hopefully work as an embedded software engineer since that industry is basically non-existent in my country. So basically I'm forced to find stuff online, or look for libraries here which may have Dutch books, but I doubt there will be any

Edit: I also found this list, which I think could be helpful: https://www.dutch4beginners.com/dutch-reading-list-childrens-books