Cross-posted from "April is sexual violence awareness month" by @LadyButterfly@piefed.blahaj.zone in !womensstuff@piefed.blahaj.zone
I played the demo of this, it looked pretty fun, if a smidge unwinnable.
What's the centre square? I don't recognise that one.
sometimes?! Cargo never makes sense to me!
If they couldn't be bothered to write it, I see no reason I should be bothered to read it.
Yes. That's literally what I said.
Every computer has a built-in "exit vim" button, conveniently located on the chassis, usually next to the power cord. Flick it to 0, then back to 1, and you'll find vim has been successfully exited. :)
Cross-posted from "Happy Easter Everyone" by @ekZepp@lemmy.world in !programmer_humor@programming.dev
cross-posted from: https://piefed.zip/c/onehundredninetysix/p/1282643/rule
I love every part of this except the part where you have to sign up for discord if you want help.
Steps to reproduce
Open Terminal
Expected Behavior
It would be pretty nice, if the terminal would open
Yep, yt-dlp has already been fixed. Those devs are really awesome.
There is a known strategy called EEE (Embrace, extend, and extinguish).
First, they embrace the open web. Millions of people who never would've joined the Fediverse (and, probably, don't even know what the Fediverse is) flock to Threads and start to interact with us.
Then, they extend the open web, adding features to Threads that aren't compatible with our servers. People on Threads don't understand what's wrong with our server (even though it's Threads that's the source of incompatibility).
Finally, they decide they're "having trouble maintaining compatibility with third party servers" and start to break off from us, leaving us with no way to interact with our new friends. Unless, of course, we make a free Threads account...
Google Talk is perhaps the most relevant example of this. Here's more details.
I mean, if I'm willing to ignore enough concerns, almost any MMORPG becomes a viable option.