I wouldn’t go to lemmy.world directly. Rather, click on Communities -> All and just start subscribing to a bunch of stuff. Many of them may be hosted over at lemmy.world but it doesn’t really matter. Once you subscribe, it all comes over to lemmy.ca and you can post/comment/whatever.
This made me literally lol and I needed that today. Thanks!
My brother told me this story of the raccoons living in his backyard. The mother had figured out how to defeat a new supposedly raccoon-proof garbage can and lined up the cubs to demonstrate. The first two watched with rapt attention while a third had a kind of dazed look. The mother then came back and smacked him in the head before showing them again. That seems like a pretty good indication to me that she had a good grasp of the mental state of her cubs?
Oh ok. Thanks for the clarification. I couldn’t remember the exact details.
I guess this is rather niche, but I go to thesession a lot for fiddle tunes. They are ostensibly an Irish traditional music site, but their collection is a vast community-led effort and there’s all sorts of stuff of varying genres on there. Folk music in general is improvisational by nature, and what’s interesting about thesession is you will find multiple versions (aka settings) of a given tune as it’s played by different artists or in particular regions. None of them are “right” per se, but it gives you some ideas when trying to work out your own style.
Wow, I did not know about the OLED with the bigger screen and presumably better battery life. I really want one now!
I think I read somewhere that Factorio is more efficient running under Linux/Mac because it takes advantage of some quirk in the Unix forking mechanism that Windows can’t use? I don’t know if this means it would burn through battery even faster if the SD ran Windows, but it wouldn’t surprise me…
Mine says 99% health. I don’t know how reliable a metric that is?
Lately, I’ve been playing on battery exclusively and basically going with the 1 gaming session = 1 battery charge regimen to self-regulate. I may need to re-evaluate this as the battery ages, but it’s good discipline for me at the moment…
I once had a dream featuring a T-Rex hopping like a kangaroo and woke up thinking wait, how would we know they didn’t do that? I guess this answers my question.
For instance, in February 2023, the hosting giant disclosed that unknown attackers stole source code and installed malware on compromised servers after breaching its cPanel shared hosting environment in a multi-year breach.
I assumed their security for this was to keep shuffling around their web site to make that cPanel stuff impossible to find? It’s like a store that keeps rearranging their floor inventory. I dread having to do anything with cPanel. Kudos to the hackers who managed to work it out.
Same with my cat. Sometimes when he’s lying on my chest, he tries to “pet” me on the face, which is not fun as he has claws, so I pin down his left paw but he never ever uses his right for this.
I’ve seen more bald eagles of late and I’m in Canada. Are they fleeing for some reason?
At least the Canada geese are going the other way. Those things are the devil! Chasing after me on my bike hissing…
I don’t know about good, but today was an unusual day for me.
With a blizzard setting in, I figured my best chance to get to work was on the bus. So I was walking up to where I could catch it passing various houses with Christmas lights and decorations, only to stop dead in my tracks at one particular house.
It’s sole decoation was an 8-ft tall Krampus on the front lawn. It had a goat head with horns and demonic eyes and sharp claws holding a gnarled staff on one side and chains on the other. It’s dark burgundy cloak had a dusting of snow on its shoulders to complete the look.
Then I was on the bus trying to digest what I had seen when who should walk on but Polar Man! He’s a local superhero with a bushy beard and a mask. He helps people in distress shovel out their driveways. At one point as the bus was passing through a residential area, he got up and yelled “Driver! Stop the bus!” and leapt out dramatically to cheering passengers.
dialog is bad for this? Maybe npc_dialog or npc_dialog_tree if you want to be less ambiguous?prompt, query, or npc_prompt maybe?reply, response, or player_response? Maybe response could be the container that holds a reply (the text the player says) and a link to the next prompt?Yeah, the method used sounds like some sort of selection bias (cherry-picking or whatever you want to call it), but the motivation behind it (as there is a definite intent here to steer the discussion) is likely egocentric or just a general need to be contrarian or condescending.
My brother is involved with tournament Scrabble and knows Nigel well. I don’t compete myself but have watched games among top players. There is a lot of strategy beyond simply memorizing word lists.
The best play is often not the highest-scoring one. You need to examine the board and determine what it might expose to your opponent. You also need to keep track of what tiles have been played already to get an idea of what may be lying on your opponent’s tray at the moment. You may also take the calculated risk of playing a word you know is not real. If it is not challenged, it stands. Depending on tournament rules, a challenge may cost you if it fails (i.e. the word is legit), so there is a poker-like bluffing element.
Interesting. I had never heard of LilyPond before. I do a lot of music scoring using abc notation and even wrote myself a GUI to help with that, but it’s interesting to see that there is another script language for generating sheet music.
I always like playing the Wexford Carol on my violin around this time of year.
Wow. He might wanna stay away from high windows for the next little bit?
Hans Island and Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, respectively, for anyone head-scratching on this one.