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They should make the versions UUIDs instead of integers so that we don’t make assumptions about their ordinal relationships.
They should make the versions UUIDs instead of integers so that we don’t make assumptions about their ordinal relationships.
“Society if Piped would actually play videos,” for me :( I’ve had some luck with Invidious, but I haven’t been able to get videos playing on Piped for some months now.
That’s pretty cool of you to show up to the conversation in good faith tbh.
LOL Right? The contempt is just barely contained by the Wikipedia voice and tone.
3.5 is still reasonably useful for the same reasons you described, imo… Just less so.
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Yes I think we are in agreement.
I too had an Animorphs flashback.
That art style is called “Alegria” or “Corporate Memphis” and it always makes me feel kind of nauseated, even without the cannibalism.
Lol deception aside, good on anon opponent for pivoting from mildly toxic to totally wholesome on a dime.
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Yo Throck, you down to hit the frictionless ramp this afternoon?
I was just winging it and it worked out!
I see your point. If you view the cells as separate contexts, then it would be necessary to specify that “the substitution” is the thing that didn’t work out.
Umm no cause skate shoes are lava-proof for 1 second at a time???
Behavior | Reasonableneses |
|----------|-----------------------------------| | Substituting applesauce | 8/10 | | One-starring the recipe because it didn’t work out | 0/10 |
Those questions/claims are really interesting as like… A way to teach children how to think about scale and approximation and stuff.
Adults holding those beliefs both a) sincerely and b) defensively though… Less cute.
Nice. Imagine the lady in the post’s face when she learns that “oom badness” is how they decide which child to sacrifice.
What’s that from?
That’s cool-- I remember watching for a long time before my eyes adjusted to the darkness, and then it was impossible to miss. It was actually really awesome, though different from the photos.
I’d say the last one actually looks pretty close to what it looked like to the naked eye.
Rockity rock and stone!