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"In the jungles of Borneo, there live soldier #ants called Colobopsis explodens that defend themselves by exploding themselves up. 😯 Victims are mostly small female workers. Larger workers grow a giant head. When an enemy threatens the nest, the worker ant sticks its large head into the opening, effectively blocking the entrance. These workers are also sterile females." #trivia #nature #animals

Let's play a game! The rules are simple: Tell me something about yourself.

1. It should be a fun or weird, *and* trivial.
2. It should be substantially different from recent answers.
3. We alternate turns.
4. Use #TellAlice so they're easy to find.

- Since we have N players, you can reply to anyone in the thread as your turn.
- You can respond to someone else's answer, but you have to take your own turn in the same reply.

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I'll start.

The first time I went to a Japanese restaurant was with friends in highschool, and I ate the ball of wasabi thinking it was part of the sushi. It still comes up sometimes.

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#Space #trivia: every #LunarEclipse🔴 coincides with the time of a full moon🌕, by definition. The #Moon can only pass into Earth's shadow when it is opposite from the Sun, which is the same position as the full moon. However, there isn't always a lunar eclipse at every full moon because it's only when the orbits align, up to twice a year. There is no lunar eclipse when the full moon misses Earth's shadow passing above or below. Next lunar eclipse Mar 13-14, 2025. #astronomy #eclipse #science

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#Space #trivia: Every #LunarEclipse is subtly different. Actual shades of red of the Moon🔴 in a lunar eclipse vary because, in the shadow of the Earth, the only light shining there is refracted through Earth's atmosphere. It's projecting all of Earth's🌎 sunrises🌅 and sunsets🌇 onto the Moon🌕 at once. Variations in particulate matter such as smoke🔥 or volcanic ash🌋 in our atmosphere make the exact shade of red unique each time. #astronomy #Moon #eclipse #science #STEM #education

It looks like we had a pretty even split of answers for when #ilovefs day was first started! We wish it had started as early the '90s, but the very first I Love Free Software Day was celebrated in 2012.

Thank you for playing #trivia with us this week ❤️ we hope you found lots of ways to celebrate why you love free software last week.

Happy I Love Free Software Day everyone ❣️ ❣️ ❣️

99% of you got yesterday's #trivia question, "Which major web server software is released as free software" correct! It was the Apache HTTP Server.

We will be posting one more #ilovefs trivia question a bit later, so keep your eye out for the final question!

Only two more days until #ilovefs day! 💓 Most of us are pretty familiar with what's considered #freesoftware, but what about the term used to describe software that is free of cost but NOT free as in freedom?

As with the past two days, we'll be posting the answer to this #trivia question tomorrow.

Y'all are on a roll with these trivia questions! 94% of you chose the correct answer for yesterday's #Trivia question "Which software license was originally written for artwork, documentation, and other non-software materials?"

Creative Commons License is the answer!

Thank you to everyone who played - we hope you're having as much fun with the trivia questions as we are 💕

You guys did great with yesterday's #FSF #trivia question! We're back with another #ilovefs trivia question, this time on licenses:

Which software license was originally written for artwork, documentation, and other non-software materials?

We can't wait to see how y'all do ❤️ answer will be posted tomorrow morning.

P.S. shout-out to #FSFE for coming up with today's trivia question!

Some #Rust string literal #trivia - the following are equal:

let s = "one line string";

let s = "one line \
string";

And these ones are also equal:

let lines = "a\nmultiline\nstring";

let lines = "a
multiline
string";

and now my favorite... 🥁

let lines = "a\n\
multiline\n\
string";

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