And disproved, again and again, but racists seem to like it.

Looks like a far right political meme.

Probably with a racist undertone, I see no other reason to use tiny Africa as stars instead of something more french-like, like tiny croissant.

And other are biological geeks who knows how to press buttons.

I wouldn't be surprised those rioters to be right wing activist trying to amplify unrest to make her go up in the pools. Or simply russian agents trying to do the same. Russia would win greatly as both extremes (right and left) agree that France should stop supporting Ukraine.

Compiling on the first try always makes me feel suspicious. It happens, of course, but oh boy did I ever see weird runtime errors when it does 😅.

They DON'T have the product, but they do have secured the parts and manufacture, so it gets slowly built, after which small batches are dispached around the world, before getting assigned to someone in the queue to be bought (if he still wish to).

For the waitlist, they don't have secured enough parts to buy a chunk of manufacturing time to assemble them. From the look of it they decided to buy additional manufacturing time chunks in 2028, but don't know yet when they will be, so wait & see.

Read again. The distinction is very clearly stated.

Reservation queue : There is a product for you in the current batch, just wait for it to be available before purchasing it.

Waitlist : There wasn't enough products in this batch to put you in the queue, but if someone in the queue decide not to buy, his product will be assigned to someone else, and a spot will be freed in the reservation queue, allowing someone (probably randomly chosen in the waitlist) to join the queue.

Depending where you live in France.

You got some places that uses numbers like "nonante", which is basically the same system as English.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nonante

Em-dashes may simply be explained by the use of lexical correction tools, which also loves weird typographic like thoses.

Same for weird phrasing, may be the result of anti-repetition rules.

I personally uses Grammalecte, which is specifically tailored for the French language, and when I ask it to review a text, he often does those corrections if I do not first disable those rules.

And that tools do not uses IA, it is 100% programmatic.

We got them in France too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boudin

Seem like yours is hasty conclusion and nasty personality, but whom am I to judge?

Add France to the list ("Boudin Noir", which is a blood based sausage).