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Danish[edit]Things[edit]In Danish a common placeholder word is dims (derived from German Dings), used for small unspecified objects (gadgets). Long, thin and pointy objects may be called javert or javertus, derived from the verb jage in the meaning ‘thrust’. Other placeholders for objects are dingenot, dimsedut, dippedut, huddelifut, himstregims, himstregimst and tingest; sager (lit. ‘stuff’) and… Læs mere List of placeholder names by language – Wikipedia

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As Atari’s best-selling arcade game of all time, Asteroids was literally a game changer. Released in December 1979, it was responsible for catapulting Atari into mainstream public consciousne… Source: Atari Asteroids: Creating a Vector Arcade Classic – The Arcade Blogger