breaking the fourth wall IRL? i think it’s brilliant. my generation got halfway there with “meta”: “chat” is just the next step past that.
breaking the fourth wall IRL? i think it’s brilliant. my generation got halfway there with “meta”: “chat” is just the next step past that.
i found CAD files for this here. i’m gonna try and CNC it later today 😄
GNU Terry Pratchett
this has been a thing for like five years, on sites as big as e.g. Youtube. do they not see it as a bug, somehow? or is it just way harder to fix than one would think for complicated computery reasons?
they exist! i have a pair from Gaiam, advertised as “grippy yoga socks”. they ain’t cheap though :(
grippy socks make life worth living during the season where it’s too cold to walk around barefoot. trick your brain into thinking it’s actually walking on dirt/rocks, with all them little bumps beneath your feet.
nixpkgs already has infrastructure to compile to wasi the same way you compile to other platforms like arm, darwin (macOS), musl, etc.
nix-build -A pkgsCross.wasi32.$pkg
i haven’t found any $pkg
there that actually builds though. coreutils
depends on posix stuff, busybox
tries to include a non-existent netdb.h
file. even hello
barfs inside i think some autotools-generated wrapper around fcntl
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i don’t understand enough about wasm to know if it really is reasonable to think of it as a “system” the same was x86_64-linux
or aarch64-multiplatform
is a “system”, but if so i’d love the equivalent of this blog post showing how to use (or fix) the wasi32 system!
allegedly, Gerber had trouble entering regions where the literacy rate is low because in such places consumers identify food products based on the imagery on the packaging, or the contents itself if the packaging is clear. in Gerber’s case, you have a jar of unidentifiable mush, with the image of a (likely foreign-looking) baby. conclusion: what’s in the jar?
dunno if that’s folklore or real. but the Wendy thing is just that they’re always doing edgy stuff on their socials. they know how to spot an innuendo, because that’s what they do.
i’ve never seen this many airplanes in one thread before
honestly i never would have noticed it had i not been primed by the question.
as for marketing, there’s a lot of inconsistency. you’ve got the Gerbers and Tony the Tigers of the world, completely blind to how things might be misinterpreted, and you’ve got the Wendy’s of the world, who 100% know what they’re doing. Venom? dunno enough to place them in one camp or the other.
big whoop, i can do that too
so the title’s left unresolved, and next episode there could either be an unnecessary killing, or a killing to prevent an unnecessary killing – with the obvious question in the latter case of “was that a necessary killing?”
until recently the series has been war between humans and demons, and they go out of their way to convince the viewer that the villains (demons) really are inhuman: creatures incapable of feeling empathy toward anyone and therefore not worth your own empathy. and the heroes (at least in the ideal) are those who do exactly what’s necessary, but no more, when it comes to violence. i don’t know that the story can veer too far from that ideal framing of heroism without losing its charm, but they may be setting up to challenge that framing of villainy.
also, seems it’s becoming a pattern that Fern’s opponents are caught off-guard by her speed & stamina. when she fought the demon in episode 10, that was explained as her suppressing her mana, and the demon being careless/overconfident against such a technique. but here in ep 20 everyone is familiar with mana suppression: that Fern’s overwhelming experienced mages with just raw speed/stamina has me suspicious.
i’d definitely be more high-functioning if i followed this chart, but i also really don’t want to.
the film follows an unnamed drifter who discovers through special sunglasses that the ruling class are aliens concealing their appearance and manipulating people to consume, breed, and conform to the status quo via subliminal messages in mass media.
i’m hooked on the synopsis alone
as far as i can tell, it’s a freeware mobile app called “Lonely Girl”. but please, anyone who knows more, infodump on me. i can’t find any gameplay, and i don’t have an android/iOS device even if i wanted to install it.
i was gonna extend this to a swatting analogy until i remembered that receiving uninvited/anonymous pizza deliveries is actually a real form of harassment.
wow, way to devolve into the YouTube comments section, Lemmy. that’s so not fetch.