This is not a controlled burn.

This is a five-alarm wildfire.

I’m wondering if that’s more for legal reasons than for technical ones. Then again, I’m not a lawyer, and you could probably get around it by directly using the AT Protocol.

shrugs

~/Projects/$TOPIC_OR_LANGUAGE/$PROJECT_NAME

ie.

• ~/Projects/Web/passport.ink for a web dev project
• ~/Projects/Minecraft/synthetic_ascension for a Minecraft mod
• ~/Projects/C++/journalpp for a C++ library

reader mode ftw

re. Double posting, I think that was Jerboa being fucky when I posted my reply

heckin internet making me look silly

My issue wasn’t with calling Trump a Nazi (I find that assessment correct), but calling them both Nazis. Yes, the rightward shift is concerning, but the false equivalence put up here understates Trump’s danger and heavily overstates Harris’s.

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God, I despise the watering down of the term “nazi”.

I feel like if anyone attempted to bomb an American TSMC plant, there would be far larger problems on the docket to come.

Unironically.

Given the choice between S-expressions and XML, I will choose S-expressions.

The point of a “false prophet” is that they claim to speak for/act in the name of God for their own (evil) ends. False prophets are the highest tier of grifter in a religious context.

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That isn’t really consistent with English orthography.

But you can write “pfysche”, and that would be consistent with English.

Bluesky does their own thing: https://atproto.com/

Say it ain’t so.

Nice to see Mr. Lines on Maps in the wild.

Hey, seconds add up fast if you’re watching a lot of videos.

Veemo!

You can see posts from every instance that your instance has federated with. For example, I, on toast.ooo, can see posts on lemmy.world, lemmy.dbzer0.com, and sh.itjust.works because my instance federates with them.

You can’t see posts from instances that your instance has defederated with, though, nor can you see posts from instances that have defederated with yours. Think of it like cutting one of those thick undersea cables that connect the internet across continents.

There’s a lot to consider when picking an instance; lemmy.world is a good default, so that’s probably why Voyager directed you to it, but don’t be afraid to switch to another instance of you think it’ll serve you better!