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Ohh yeah I’ve heard that before “area code blah blah blah… The rest of the number”
I wish I understood this point of view better. I crunch through information, so I want it to be densely packed. I’d love to know why and how this helps you so I can better help my peers that are like you?
If we bury ourselves deep
Nobody wants to fish these days
God I fucking love capitalists
Well, the cannon only needs to produce enough force to move a tiny cannon ball really fast.
The 6 second interval is to match the in game fight sequences, implying that the enlarge spell would finish casting as it impacts the enemy ship. All of that momentum suddenly comes to a grinding halt as the weight suddenly changes and the cannon ball rips the enemy ship to shreds
Well, you’re here on Lemmy using the ActivityPub protocol. How’s the experience been? Does the filtering fit your needs?
I realize you might be talking about the server side rather than for users, ie if you were gonna set up your own instance. In which case, what you’re referring to is called “federation/defederation.” My understanding is that you just have to go flip a switch on your backend to filter out a whole instance, a person, a community etc and nobody on your instance will see it anymore.
Anything and everything goes.
Is activism an anything?
For whatever reason I’m struggling to remember how to properly explain the difference between push/pull protocols, but AP only moves data at a users request.
This means that if I follow you on Mastodon, and you comment on a post by some other third party which I have no interaction with, it’s going to bring that comment to me and bring along any other related data. In this case, that means the post you commented on and all of the other comments and data related to that post.
This cycle works constantly, so I get content from the other side of the world because I (in reality, my instance, not me in particular) interacts with a chain of instances to keep data flowing
Verisimilitude
I had to look this up and I’m very surprised this is a borrowed word in English, at first glance I would assume it’s an evolution of “very similar to”
"We strategically position our ship to ensure the flight path of the projectile happens in 6 second intervals, allowing for a near perfect rhythm of enlarge chanting. We keep three wizards and a wild magic sorcerer near each of our cannons.
We don’t lose fights often, no, why do you ask?"
So is the world right now
yeah let’s all spread information about proactive activism from around the world, in the hopes it reaches the masses more effectively and influences more people, on c/shit posting
I agree :)
Clearly this guy has successfully walked past the monster creature friend 20 days in a row without issue. Give it a few weeks and I bet they’ll be grillin together
Make no mistake, the career path has no bearing on this experience. It is ubiquitous in the workforce.
At one point in my life I was pushing carts in a factory, and some times we’d have to prep the material. People refusing to learn any sort of efficient way to prep the material meant they if they walked over to a cart that needed to be prepped I would change my entire workflow to adapt to being down a person
I changed em to 3s for you :)
“We didn’t light it but we tried to fight it”
I dunno man I feel like the song might actually agree with you
I fully intend (and I’m aware of the risks of saying this online, I don’t care), to burn down government buildings if they actually declare war on Canada. Until then, I’ll keep to my peaceful protesting and spreading happiness and dissent at my workplace until there’s enough wiggle room for a union to show up
I’ve had the same experience, therapy is about teaching a man to fish not giving a man a fish
We have one
“I did not speak up…”