Ziglin (it/they) @ Ziglin @lemmy.world

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Haben Sie schonmal von germanischen Sprachen gehört, wo ein 'S' duraus so wie englisches 'Z' klingen kann?

I could've (probably) told you last summer but I have indeed forgotten much of it. I imagine drugs would make it more confusing though, right?

My interpretation was that people are just paranoid and that nobody is cheating since I would agree that it's almost certainly the same person.

I've barely used Krita but I would've assumed that GIMP was more aimed at making memes based off templates while Krita is to be used to draw new meme(template)s.

Or for server software it can be funded with support contracts.

In German it is "rip seal". I think it's pretty good.

That sounds changeable and off by default. So how come you wouldn't say that is opt-in?

Good thing I'm not married. Been meaning to try NixOS, glad there's nothing stopping me :)

I know some people that like making really powerful character builds but they usually do still get into the roleplay.

I run mostly roleplay focused sessions so it doesn't make much difference other than that it becomes more difficult to make the fights engaging for everyone.

My waybar/polybar is up there, not sure it qualifies as a taskbar but if so I'll have you know it's feelings are hurt.

The 9/10 of a cent isn't unique to the US. But not having the tax included is kind of weird.

Edit: tax not TeX lol

In this case it's a bloated hypervisor, no?

My personal email is less than 3 characters before the @, I suppose it's a good thing that I don't use it for non human interactions.

I figured it was about the time spent transmitting. But the password should probably be hashed before sending as well as upon arrival at the server, correct?

I have a friend with three middle names too but he seemed used to people being confused and just told me where they came from.

No it weighs more. But a conundrum also weighs more.

(Whatever you do don't throw it into the Styx)

Eww

It isn't, if we wanted that we would have made sure that it is owned by one big company and doesn't have separate instances.

And then the community would be one of your subscriptions. Otherwise it's just a community.

It sounds bad though and it makes me think of subscriptions which are what a subgroup of communities unique to each user.

I have to remember that each time though it's happening quite often now.

I try to let people know gently that they are using the wrong term, which I think is reasonable though I suppose my tone might be misinterpreted.