That’s exactly where I am. I’ve been doing only puzzles because it’s a shorter time commitment than a full game. I really need to start focusing on openings.

And here’s the kicker: he did that because he was financially invested in the company producing the older, separate vaccines.

And I’m pretty sure this key combination predates copy and paste key combinations.

That’s because puzzles don’t have a timer.

I’m super ok with them doing that

Do they have a mobile version?

My first time hearing about it, too

Yeah I agree with you here, your comment definitely has helped me finally make the switch (mentally, at least) to btrfs. I was a slow hold-out on ext4, but my next install I’ll go the butter route.

Yeah, but this is also technically a repost

Probably not. In all likelihood, if the trajectory of life follows a normal distribution, we’re probably about halfway there. Meaning in a billion years most–if not all–life will be gone when the sun gives out

Looks neat

It’s kind of slow to start, though. Coming from a Bash background, it gets tiresome.

Came here to say this. My daily driver is nushell in Microsoft terminal.

I use iNaturalist, but not for that

This is a paradox, and I don’t think there is a correct answer, at least not as a letter choice. The correct answer is to explain the paradox.

I wanted to say specifically thank you for Jerboa. I only have a phone, so it makes using Lemmy painless.

Jerboa is the best, it’s how I browse Lemmy exclusively.

Based

And OP did specify “popular”, which Slackware hasn’t been since the late 90s

There was a campaign in the 2000s to get rid of the now-superfluous www subdomain called “no www”, and you could get a fancy badge for your site if it validated.