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Not random. Her GitHub username is “type”, so “@type” tags her.
Not random. Her GitHub username is “type”, so “@type” tags her.
I couldn’t remember the tune to Home on the Range, so I used Piano Man, and that worked.
My wife is a songwriter. I have her latest song stuck in my head.
My wife and I have had it 2 or 3 times. We have never lost taste. My wife lost smell the first time briefly, but it came back after she was covid free. Other than that, we only had headaches and fatigue. Super mild. Never had vaccine.
Neat!
I had the same error when using Whoogle. I didn’t get an error with other search engines.
Noted. Thank you
You’re absolutely correct that it makes no sense, but with all sci-fi films, you have to accept at least a small amount of nonsense to enjoy it. However, the least nonsense the better.
I haven’t seen the movie or show. Which would you recommend watching first?
I tried with subs, but I couldn’t read fast enough, so I tried dubs, and they were great. The voice actors were actually really good.
So true. I could not believe the actor who played old Ulrich Nielsen was not the same as middle aged Ulrich Nielsen.
I added a test comment here, so you can know what happens if someone comments from Lemmy.
The person you’re replying to is talking about the Messages app on iPhone.
Yeah, and the sources are sometimes made up
Agreed, it’s always confident, but not always correct.
Could applying this to table rows of tables with a significant number of rows improve scrolling performance?
Edit: After researching, I think this would be a poor use of content-visibility
For anyone still wanting to use Feedly with Reddit RSS, I built a tool 10 years ago to make that work like any other RSS feed.
Looks awesome. Nice job!
I agree. Luckily the iOS 18 one is a little better.