

systemd is easy to work with, other init systems introduce kinks, I rather break philosophy than deal with that shit
I am not American
systemd is easy to work with, other init systems introduce kinks, I rather break philosophy than deal with that shit
They said that You either hate or love tailwind, and when I first used tailwind I assumed it was just a joke, ‘why would they hate this? It’s simple to use, remember, build, and it even removes unnecessary CSS that I forget to do…’
Apparently it isn’t as simple as that.
On another note, how do they test them? They have language, or Atleast something of a proto-language, maybe we’re not giving them enough credit?
For those who are still interested but not in the know how, look into Vintage Story and Luanti
Just FYI, your question was reposted
Honestly, Pride could be Reddit instead
Here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987125000325
Everything I said previously was what I could remember, give this a read yourself, it’s not long and it is really interesting
it would also shatter tectonic plates, create rifts and reverse the directions some plates were moving, the asteroid impact you mention resulted in the Indian subcontinent (I’m simplifying a lot of things right now)
Painting? I swear I saw it in person last week…
Why not ask more questions about it? And if they insist it does no damage, it wouldn’t matter either way
Well, nor is madlad or whoosh but tabkie is used super often in Lemmy
Why are you walking barefoot whilst constricting your toes that’s confusing me
I don’t know if you would count it but wir_iel doesn’t exist on Reddit but does in Lemmy
South Korea doesn’t have an interest in convincing that the north is theirs to the world, while China actively pushes for Taiwanese annexation and has the resources to accomplish it
I feel like making a joke of ‘bell start’ and ‘bellend’ where it transitions into someone I hate
These horror stories make me afraid to even learn AWS with trials
Can you not make a shell script that auto builds and deploys? It was really simple for me
You sized her up with extra steps.