lseif @ lseif @sopuli.xyz

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free only as in beer, however

i have seen this video, it is brilliant. i was asking about subtractive (paint) colours tho. i cant tell the difference at all so i doubt anyone can .. tho perhaps this is what makes flowers so vibrant; its a 'true' yellow .. nature is remarkable truly :-)

okay i havent heard of that version, i have seen similar games were all u do is point to the car. is this game common ? it seems a bit sadistic to want to hit another (even as a kid). ?? idk

is this specifically for yellow paint ? interesting .. can u tell the difference ?

no that sounds sick to enjoy that but idk. i like it because its a beautiful colour :-)

yellow but its a bit conspicuous so i wouldnt get if personally

strings ?

so now its the Linux users who should know better, just in case git introduces a breaking change out of nowhere ?

...but not the ones using a case-insensitive file system with case-sensitive version control ?

okay party pooper

sorry, what ?

or voting third party in a backwards outdated voting system like that of the US

its more intimidating

no but his portrait keeps appearing beneath my bed.

vi lernas :-)

lernu ?

je la barbo. i have been saying it wrong this whole time

thats what happens when you build a community with a large percentage of shut-in nerds and software devs (speaking as one of the latter)

dont mention black and white around americans... one of those might shoot the other.

on my phone (GrapheneOS / Android 14) u can accomplish this with:

1. Go to 'App Info' for the app (this can be done by long-pressing the app's home screen icon > App Info)
2. Select 'Notifications'
3. Select the specific notification kind (eg. 'New Message' or whatever)
4. Select 'Sound', which opens a radio-input of thw default system sounds, and an option to add a custom sound from a file

i would imagine most android builds, which are not very customized (such as samsung/oppo), would handle this similarly

exactly. not so much of a 'free' market when businesses cant even break the law