m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@neural_meduza
🥴

@FloatingGhost @kaia
My rompter is dead after working 24/7 for almost two decades, but I have finished downloading 12 episodes of deer girl anime and I have a bottle of this strong alcohol herbal-based… thing — perfect! 😂

@FloatingGhost @kaia
Wow, Masahiko Outa is behind it! Now I have to watch it 🤩
> probably best watched inebriated in some way
Best recommendation ever! 🥴

@slashdot
At last! Now your Pleroma DB can fit on a single disk 😂

@Merc
Are those even enforced? They've always seemed as something slapped on top of a language that wasn't designed as strongly typed. Like static analysis is just an option to help the devs make less mistakes — okay, fine 🤷

@theorytoe
Quite entertaining!
https://theoryware.net/blog/2022/software-i-use/
Wow, I didn't even know that Awesome was at any point in its history a fork of dwm — I remember it since the days when tiling WMs were gaining popularity, and there was another one in Haskell, but I didn't know that Suckless even existed at that point 😯

@SherBeareth
And he's probably not wrong — I mean, at least he's a cat 😹

@theorytoe
You have a blog? 😲
Or is it another project in the early planning stages? 😏

@lehtimaeki @rvps2001
I've been thinking of adopting "peace of shit" to describe this whole situation for quite some time already, I think it's very fitting 🤣

@admitsWrongIfProven @Hyolobrika
They end up not being able to communicate with anybody at all and eventually crawl back to Twitter, where they get frustrated about the lack of moderation, but at least they are still able to interact with people 🤷

@admitsWrongIfProven @Hyolobrika
I think it's a good message, explaining that blocking the annoying user might be a better idea. A lot of people come to Fedi with misconceptions about moderation and start thinking that having better moderation tools is about blocking as many people as you can — they even start getting frustrated that block lists are too short, which is insane.