I fart in your general direction!

<3

I’m French and I’m never mad when I hear outside opinions on the shitshow currently happening in my country. Second Thought made a good video on the subject, I don’t think you should be bound to only discussing the politics of where you are a citizen.

https://youtu.be/T_TheRdobu8

I don’t even want to turn on the speed limiter because I’m getting random fantom breaking, it’s really infuriating.

we named our first electric car “White Fire” as an hommage to the launch roller coaster “Blue Fire” in the theme park Europa Park (Germany) near where we live.

In January we gave back the white car to the leasing company and got a gray one, which is now named “Greyfire”.

Nice that’s also exactly how I browse Lemmy, so much variety compared to only focusing on communities you subscribed to.

Salt is pretty good, but yeah, mayo it is

I chose this example because I’m an avid Shōgi player :-)

There is a community on my instance, but nobody ever posted anything. Maybe I could post a couple of Tsume from some books I have, or some castling strats.

https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/shogi

EDIT:

First post in the community: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/20104621

It highly depends on what you’re here for. Some communities have gathered enough active members to expect a continuous influx of posts and comments.

The strength that Reddit has built over the years is that many niche communities also thrived and turned into a rich repository of knowledge that was searchable. Lemmy isn’t there yet, if you’re into fishing, knitting, Japanese chess or sourdough baking.

But it also doesn’t need to be a perfect drop in replacement for Reddit, it’s probably fine if it remains something different, slightly fringe and a friendly place that doesn’t require massive amount of servers and moderation staff.

I love when there are solutions for every weird use case ^^

It would be a blow to render this typing method slightly slower, definitely a deal breaker 😏

I found those:

Underscore		. . _ _ . _
Addition		. _ . _ .
Subtraction		_ . . . . _ 
Multiplication		_ . . _
Division		_ _ _ . . .
Equal			_ . . . _
Right Parenthesis	_ . _ _ . _
Left Parenthesis	_ . _ _ .

But this isn’t enough for programming, square and curly brackets, carets, ampersand, pipe, tilda… I think it’s gonna be pretty challenging

And the Community rejoices at the perspective of your valuable contributions!

Don’t forget to look in which community this was posted

Agreed! Unfortunately these maddening behaviors were kind of set in stone several decades ago, and it has been (correctly) decided “Don’t break the web”, these weird quirks are kept in modern interpreters/compilers.

It’s actually quite interesting to read through the logic to follow when implementing an interpreter:

https://262.ecma-international.org/13.0/#sec-object.prototype.tostring

On the other hand, I don’t think you should add those ever

“teledildonics” is the most glorious word i’ve ever heard :D

my reply was more a comment on Adam’s nickname ^^

Yup, can’t eat the A of an artificial intelligence

I would play the piano more, read all the science fiction (Azimov, Herbert, HG Wells, Orwell, Bradbury, AC Clarke, UK Le Guin…), play Boardgames & Magic the Gathering with my friends, probably start making content for youtube or twitch, make pastry everyday, do gardening and building projects around the house…

The question is, do I have any budget to do all that, or are my basic needs covered but I can’t choose where to live, what I eat etc?

Honestly, I don’t find any satisfaction in work because I love doing so many things and would rather do one of them for money.

As a rule of thumb, I always put action verbs at the end of method names

You posted a couple of duplicates, if you care to tidy up a bit 🙏