There's an argument that BSD would have been dominant in that case. It was bogged down in lawsuits claiming that it was pirated Bell Unix at the time, but they were dismissed not long after.
The arrival of Linux also slowed development of the GNU Hurd kernel, so that's another possible contender.
In the sense that PC stands for "personal computer", yes.
But PC has historically been a shortening of "IBM PC compatible", which makes certain assertions about system architecture. In this sense, x86 Macs are PCs, but others are not.
The only times I've ever used Discord are for things that really should have been on a forum, issue tracker, or something like a lemmy community in the first place.
I hope this causes a return to sanity, but I'm not holding my breath.
Worse than that, in order to preserve the date/day-of-week correlation, the extra 1-2 days (you still need leap years) would not have to be part of any week.
So that's instant opposition from all the Abrahamic religions.
The fact that they're still referring to obvious missteps as "great new mechanics" doesn't fill me with much confidence.
That they are naming this update after another widely-panned Civ game is icing on the cake. (This may admittedly be unintentional, as it is also a reference to the tagline of the original game, but it still reads as tone deaf to me.)