Codeberg is not just for static websites. It’s for FOSS projects. Their FAQ addresses this.

It’s a trade off. It’s not easy either. Even when I was married and had a partner that could tag in and help me out. It’s much harder now that I’m single and I no longer have backup. It’s not like there’s an instruction manual either; each kid/situation is distinct and different.

But you know what, there are moments (more often than not) when they do or say something amazing, and it feels like the world is not such a bad place after all; because of them.

It’s not perfect. We sometimes get mad at each other. But that’s any relationship; it’s love. And I wouldn’t trade it for any amount of money in the world.

Given the rate of inflation, and shrinkflation, I don’t think it’s economically feasible for many people to survive on 65% of their income. At least, I couldn’t. Especially not with two young boys who need clothing, a metric ton of food (and growing!), plus sports, etc. nope. I’m stuck n indentured servitude for the rest of my life.

Oh god. It’s Reddit all over again. 🙄

Amazon emailed me to let me know my prime invite (I’m not the prime Prime member) is being cancelled next month, so I have to get my own prime account. And then Spotify emailed about their greedy-ass decision to copycat Netflix and restrict account sharing between different locations.

Timing sucks for me because my health insurance plan is tripling and the state took away my cell phone allowance.

Thanks, Trump!

Me too, puppy. Me too.

If the error is being generated on Lemmy’s side, then it may be because of the title either containing only whitespace characters or the title having newline characters in it (maybe from copy/paste?).

At today’s interest rates and inflation, this is the only viable solution.

~How much can I get for selling a kidney on the black market?~

Now that’s a packet sniffer!

My southern neighbor:

Catsup and ketchup are two different things.

Maybe this?

Yada yada yada in Seinfeld.

Oh my last rule was more to the point of when trying to open or remove something to never force it open or apart, lest you risk breaking or damaging the part. A small amount of effort should be okay, but if it still doesn’t “give”, look to see why (maybe you missed a screw or there is a latch or hook you missed).

But you’re absolutely right about Human/Mother Nature. It is what it is, and it’s usually better to work with it and not against it.

Another personal rule of mine: slow and steady win the race. It may take me three times as long to do something, but it’ll get done as correctly as I can do it.

Edit: and a third rule: never force anything.

My personal rule is to make sure it goes back together in better condition than when it came apart.

My guess is because the US is a dumpster fire that is exploding right now, and let’s be honest: who doesn’t slow down to “rubber neck” a dumpster fire when they’re passing by?

Once we’ve completely fallen on our asses, and worn ourselves out crying like little babies, I’m sure the noise will subside.

Until then you probably want to get a lemmy client that supports keyword filtering and you can at least lessen the noise a little.

~As an American, I don’t know if “rubber necking” is a known colloquialism outside of the US. So, if you don’t know, it’s a term used to refer to the assholes on the road who slow down to gawk at traffic accidents as if they’ve never seen one before; very, very annoying.~

For me, I don’t care to know the details of their past relationships. It’s none of my business. If anything, sharing body counts is just another way to shame a partner for something that should not be held against anyone. So what if she sucked 37 dicks? Doesn’t matter if it was in a row or not.

I’m kind of in the same boat, especially with having more stuff than space. I’m not all the way there yet, but I’ve been slowly finding places for things. If I have a thing, and it doesn’t have a place, then I’ll put it aside or post it to Nextdoor/Craigslist. For the smaller knickknacks, I usually just toss them; if I genuinely need them in the future, I can get another one — except cables; never get rid of cables. It’s the law.

I volunteer as tribute. ✌️