I haven’t personally found it, but that number comes from here: https://www.etymonline.com/word/aura

Curious what you mean by recent use? It’s been in my vocabulary with that meaning for at least my entire adult life (~20 years). Maybe it’s just become a popular word with younger generations in the last few years?

Sure, “aura farming” might be a new saying, but the meaning of “aura” is not.

That meaning is 166 years old. The word itself is around 500 years old.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/aura

Well, “aura” is ~165 years old, so not sure if that counts as new slang.

There should be very severe penalties to anybody that does this.

It’s a perfectly cromulent word.

This was definitely true in the Java world when mocking frameworks only allowed you to mock interfaces.

This is exactly what I do and it’s never bothered me.

He should have gone through the Panama Canal and kept going!

It was running in the US. The target demographic does not live in Canada.

I think it was convincing the world they aren’t German.

Wouldn’t he wait for Taco Tuesday?

Ah, yes. They must be cold warians.

The real problem is that it will be rebuilt and settled by Israel.

Unplanned pregnancy?

“We stay out of politics” = “we are complicit”

It’s only a brief look.

Don’t look at the timestamp!

Find an open source project you love an contribute to it.

git reflog

I’m sorry, but lots of governments do that.