That’s a good practice. Seems obvious now that you’ve mentioned it, actually, but I don’t think I’ve ever done it. Except maybe incidentally when building an i18n table.

“LGTM”

This is why you manually check and confirm each replacement, as tedious as it is. 😔

I didn’t realise they’d been around so long. An programmer mentioned the website on one of my podcasts as being a good example of learning from others’ mistakes.

The RSS feed is very good, too. You get everything you need just from the description.

I know we’re in a meme thread, but I’d rather bring more of the surrounding nature into our urban environments.

Just reverse it lol

Wow that was a frustrating read. I dd not know it was quite that bad. Just to highlight one quote

they don’t just crawl a page once and then move on. Oh, no, they come back every 6 hours because lol why not. They also don’t give a single flying fuck about robots.txt, because why should they. […] If you try to rate-limit them, they’ll just switch to other IPs all the time. If you try to block them by User Agent string, they’ll just switch to a non-bot UA string (no, really). This is literally a DDoS on the entire internet.

I mean I had my wild youth, but who didn’t

Nice euro scrubby

That was great. I can see the appeal of a character who helps you get unstuck and relieves decision fatigue, all in a diegetic way that keeps you immersed.

I have a feeling this would coincide positively with a lot of our other noble goals, too…

I think you’d start running out of billionaires very quickly, so not sure how sustainable this is tbh. Needs a case study.

Not a primitivist, but low key

That was fun. Thanks for making and sharing, matey!

Beautifully put

I guess that’s how I started out too. Then someone left an Ubuntu CD just laying around and changed my life.

It’s still wild to me how many people put up with windows

Verrry slowly working my way through Life is Strange.

Once you get used to it it is kind of fun.

Shame about do though.

I would say no, but I can see that perspective.

She wanted to risk her life in a big way, but I believe making a contribution was her goal, not dying. It’s just that she didn’t think her odds were very good (accurate). Any way, she did actually survive, and died of some unrelated illness in her 30s.