Wow, nice.
they/them && ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Wow, nice.
Wow, that’s really impressive! And they’re not being paid by Apple either…
I thought there would be lots of Linux distros designed for SoCs since they’re somewhat common for laptops.
Huh, I thought it was ARM enough to work with existing other distros, but I guess not. I learned something new today, thanks!
Congrats. May I ask why you choose to go Fedora rather than another Debian derivative?
I like your art style!
me when I forget I have depression because the depression ate my memory
That’s really interesting! I guess I’ll incorporate this into my worldview now.
Someone commented about it in a similar chain/post on Lemmy several months ago. I can’t find it now. It probably was just a general “what Android apps do you find indispensable?” post, not a budgeting-specific post.
I like Cashew. It advertises a paid tier occasionally, but you can just tap past it.
My friend was analyzing meter of an interesting phrase they came up with (“imminently deducible”) last night and I fell a little more in love. They concluded it was something like anapestic with a bunch of spondees, which I opposed due to disliking spondees on principle (they’re just two long feet you put in when nothing else fits! also, “imminently” is trochaic in my opinion). What do you think?
This made me laugh. I’m sorry for your loss.
I put cool rocks in there.
It would be great if it could become a virtually universal social media eventually, but for its quirks to be understood by everyone, some critical mass of first adopters must understand the fediverse. So I think the fediverse will self-select for technically knowledgeable people at first before eventually becoming accessible to the public, not by any fault of its own but by virtue of having been around long enough and grown enough of a community to attract the average person from traditional social media.
I also think there are different instances and communities for people with different priorities. People interested in the ideas behind the fediverse can congregate on lemmy.ml (because that’s where Lemmy’s developers are, right?) and in FLOSS communities, etc., while people looking for a social network that won’t use them for profit can flock to region-specific instances, etc.
Is it possible for a particularly smart compiler to redo this all as if it were data-oriented? Sorry if that’s a silly question.
This is a very unique question. I’ve never seen it in the other place or anywhere else.
Probably people would just pack materials harder into brick molds and carry on as usual though.
Yes. It’s like the male version of cleavage.