I saw Pixelfed mentioned on TikTok. So yeah!

Oh wow, I decided to look into reporting this as a bug (to at least raise the issue), but it is already reported.

The main reason I was looking into this is because I have a mechanical keyboard that’s chattering like crazy and discovered there’s a built-in feature to reject double-key presses.

I’ve edited the post with a workaround, but it would be nice if the menu itself let me type in values lower than 100.

That’s because it sounds infinitely better than LibreOffice lol

The lengths people go to prevent cheating in single player games is astonishing. I’m really glad Paradox finally allows achievements on modded installs of their games.

Really makes you feel like

Well it certainly doesn’t make you feel like a trucker.

No, I’m the main character! I’ve got colorful, spiky hair to prove it!

Fuzzing inputs? That’s just convulsing. Buffer overflow? It’s called a cramp. Stop hurting yourself! 🥺

Lol, what if the real world has infinite resources but only the simulation we are in has things like the absence of perpetual energy because otherwise the system would crash 🤣

Unless there is additional context like how to communicate with the outside world there’s not really reason to change anything. Even if the life I love and the bonds I’ve created are “fake” it doesn’t mean they’re not worthwhile.

But if it’s something like the controllers of the simulation are actively making things worse or refusing to improve things then that’s different.

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I never said anything about being followed around, just seeing them.

Stop stripping Luigi Mangione of his right to presumption of innocence.

Do you have any evidence of individual pages having different rules than the book as a whole? It’s a plot point in at least one episode (I think multiple) that individual pages ripped out can still be used (it’s even the entire point of your hypothetical). Why do you believe you touching an individual page wouldn’t let you see the Shinigami?

Why wouldn’t it? It’s literally a plot point of the show that individual pages still work the same.

Hang out with a cool ghost.

Came here to say both of these things. (Awk and “> simple”.)

To be totally honest, I don’t think awk is any more complicated than something like grep, it’s just that regular expressions get used more often so they’re typically more familiar. In the same way that programming languages with c-like syntax (like Java and C#) often feel easier than ones that don’t (like Haskell and Clojure).

Does it need to be better? Can people just share things they find interesting or that they made?

Then go complain somewhere else, you asked for an explanation of how it works.

It’s because it’s JSON-LD.

I don’t understand the comment. It’s like calling the fact that firstName is in the JSON {"firstName": "Bob"} “over engineered bullshit” when they should’ve made some application specific protocol instead of using JSON. ActivityStreams and ActivityPub are built on top of JSON-LD to utilize existing libraries to represent linked data (that’s what the LD is). To specify what schemas are used there is a “context” field. There are other schemas as well. Take a look at https://schema.org/ to see them.

If it feels over engineered it’s because it’s meant to be able to represent a wide variety of types of social media and typical interactions with them. I seriously doubt Mastodon (micro blogging) and Lemmy (link aggregation forum) would be able to interact easily if they weren’t “over engineered”.