I’m Spanish, and the title not sounding natural to native English speakers is something that happens very often when writing in a language that you only learned at an older age.

Keep in mind that living in an environment surrounded by a different language than the one you artificially try to communicate on comes with such disadvantage, because the grammar structures are not the same and, yet, your brain unconsciously tries to apply them because it is what it feels right or natural to do, even if it isn’t.

PD: El País is a Spanish newspaper.

Here you have another view I took

Sure thing you can. It’s called “La Pedriza” and it is located in central Spain. It is a popular hiking destination, even for families with kids!

As I grow older, I appreciate going out to natural spaces more than ever. This one is from yesterday’s excursion.

OMG I just realized about that hahahaha

Thank you! I actually rather not use proprietary fonts if possible

Thank you! That’s great insight. It looks like, even though I was wanting to escape from Microsoft, I was still using their products in the form of fonts lol

That sounds actually huge and was not at all aware of it. Definitely will be looking into using open/libre ones whenever possible.

Thank you for the info; I imagined Liberation Self in particular was indeed open source and it’s good to get to know more about it.

AppFlowy

I’ve discarded it after their AI use to switch to Rust

Exactly my thought

As an Spaniard, this is the bare minimum I expect from my government. Better yet would be to evict the US from the Rota and Morón bases.

Microsl0p

Laughs in Debian