TwinTusks @ TwinTusks @bitforged.space

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me too

Well my machine is over 10 years old at this point, so I'll stay with gnome.

Yes, you mentioned that multiple times in your communication with Leah.

However, we have no way of confirming the patch they use is the same one that you submit (have you submited? from communication it sounds like you have a week to provide a patch and then they just patch it themselves).

I know nothing of coding.

From pictures, I get that you submit a code, which didn't work. You were told that you have a week to fix the code, and in the meantime they closed your patch and a fix was used.

Issue here is that you claim the fix was still your code ... and they said its their own code.

How to prove that?

Welcome, to the world of tomorrow!

What has the Romans ever done for us!

Well, they did invented the term "negative growth"

See, these are the people where websites generate their revenue.

They are young and new, they mostly write fantasy and scifi, I have never read their works but have heard of their name in recommendations and booklists.

To be honest, I am genuinely surprised Japan has a death penalty.

In Japan a lot of idols aren’t allowed to be seen as being in relationships

Not just Japan, is all Asia. One member of a female korean group said something to the effect of the fans want them sexy and unavaliable.

You get the first hundred a month for free

Thats more rational, I thought it was just the first hundred searches were free.

I live in a third world country, if I can get 3K USD per month I believe I'll pretty good.

How bout a place where there are no elections and you dont need to care about politics, China.

If I recalled correctly, Yandex is googles equivalence in Russia, so I am quite confused of not calling it mainstream. By that standard, Baidu (ad-filled, trash, Chinese equivalence of Google) is also not mainstream.

I only heard of Kagi in lemmy, very intrigued, however as I lived in third-world country, the price plan is unfeasible for me to consider.

No idea, the only words that are correctly translated are "请勿" > "Please do not"

You are completly correct. I have seem those type of windows but I never actually heard the term 限位 applied to them before.

Actually, I am wrong, there is actually a thing call 窗户限位, they put a device (called 限位器, "limiting device") on the window to limit how far it opens. So that is what they meant by "the window is limited".

窗户己限位

has no meaning, "限位" is not to be used like this.