I think you need to prepend an @ for users and an ! for communities.

Importantly (at least to me) the Lemmy source code is licenced under the AGPL which means any modified server code must be provided by the server owner. Also I’m not sure if this was clear but anybody can spin up an instance and there is nobody who controls all of them.

My reply to B would be to use a different client but I agree that the default isn’t too good looking on most instances.

Seems like more than enough to me.

I’m not saying that others would be shameful of someone liking that but I personally would be ashamed of myself liking it.

I haven’t seen that here yet but I don’t dicuss those things much so maybe that’s why.

I assume they updated the game with an advert banner for the sequel in game if you’re curious why it’s an update and not announcement.

I crank up the graphics settings as high as I can get them while getting at least 20fps consistently. I do think some games are just badly optimized though.

I also liked the original state of Minecraft dungeons and even got the first DLC when it was on sale but then they turned it into a grindy season based thing with subscriptions, yet another program ruined by Microsoft.

Apart from this I don’t really have any strong opinions about games and don’t really get why people behave like that.

It wasn’t. I thought it would be a sort of horror game based on the title. I’m slightly curious about how a game about/named after a coffee machine turns into that but I’m okay not knowing.

I did it for about three months while I was getting used to Linux and I have a machine that I share with a Windows user so dual boot is necessary and for a while I was gaming on Windows and coding on Linux which was on an HDD but we got an NVMe SSD and now Linux is on there so gaming is no problem.

I’m slowly learning Emacs, I’d say I like it but it’s a lot of config work and I wouldn’t recommend it to somebody who hasn’t programmed before.

Didn’t know this was visible yet. Mine should be a full (Linux) circle this year.

It works too well… plain and simple.

That missing period had better also have been intentional.

Low level coding and free open source software for me mostly.

I’ve met some people who like to map areas on OpenStreetMap and I’d be interested in trying it myself but like with contributing to anything I’m new to I’m scared of doing something wrong. I understand that with OpenStreetMap there’s a sort of discussion of changes like on Wikipedia?

When you started what resources helped you, did a friend show you? Is there a tutorial you recommend for starting off? (If you explained some of this somewhere else please feel free to link to it or tell me, I haven’t read through all the comments here yet.)

That would be preferable to my current existence though I think I still might prefer non-existance in the long term.

What about photons, hmmm? They’re used for quantum computing and don’t (technically) need “real electricity”.

Don’t worry I think an engineer put him out of his misery.

I forgot who but I think it might have been Scotty.

I’m not great at that kind of thing either.

Does non beta-radiation have the same effect? (Especially gamma rays which don’t even have an electric charge)

I would assume it applies to users and communities on the instance but I’ve never looked into it.

I haven’t really been in that sort of situation before and am absolutely terrible at dealing with stress but as far the trouble goes I’d say be honest, if you’re still anxious tomorrow tell a coworker you trust (if that’s an option) and try to take things easy. If you feel things building up maybe take a break and sit in silence or go secretly cry if it helps.

Even if it turns a rough week, I believe in you.