Also what are its actual features? What does it export? High resolution media? Author information? Replies?

But also, this feels like a 5 minute vibe coded project you put together on a whim to try to make money. 50% of the description on every page is about paying you. I want a good twitter exporter, but I want something the author is invested in enough that it might conceivably work 5 months later too.

My guess is that "wari koma" here means basically "separated panels" (wari: broken, koma: panel). Wadokei means (traditional) Japanese timepiece.

What changed since then, since this seems to be a trend? Is this more for more modern systems that have more static code?

It's April 2 here. I'm kind of wondering how good an idea April fools is on the global internet.

What process did you trust the standard library/language maintainers in the first place? How do they differ from any other major library vendor?

I always wondered how commoners (?) could afford to go to a pub every day to socialize, or if it was cheap, how the pubs could survive with a bunch of people who were just hanging out day after day.

I had one question I couldn't answer reading the site: what makes this different from the native html video element?

AFAICT just the transport controls?

But if you put this into your accounting spreadsheet or whatever, you'd be off by a few cents all over the place, your account balances wouldn't match up. Then what do you do?

I've been looking into this and 96% isn't great. The solution is digital receipts... which are still being blocked by industry interests etc etc.