This is your reminder that disk rot is real and will come for your CDs.
I've just ripped some '00s disks and these already have spots on them.
When did the theory of education and learning styles turn from "You should, if capable, provide multiple form factors of information so people can choose the one they are most capable of absorbing"...
...into "You should blast your captive audience with a fire hose of shit in multiple formats that give a sub-set of the information then blame them when they consistently do not retain the info presented in one"?
visual novels??? whatās next, audio books????
@mira itās kind of a noob trap because at some point your setup will be broken by updating, because you didnāt know that you needed to read the changelog
and at that point you might be dependent on the whatever-it-is, but you might also not have the energy to read the changelog before every update. so it suddenly and unexpectedly creates a lot of problems for the user
@anya ooh interesting! Iām really glad that folks arenāt mean to it - thatās a big concern that I can have about revealing my own identity IRL. so itās really encouraging to hear that it hasnāt had that experience. plus I think itās really good to broaden peoplesā perspectives like that! I genuinely think that does a lot of good for society in general, to show them that weird folks like us exist and are nice and also harmless lol
if a FOSS project expects me to manually review every single changelog before updating then it should say that with a big red warning label right on the main page
donāt just lay that trap for me and then act like I was supposed to know all along
(thinking about Arch and Neovim plugins specifically)
it is perfectly normal, not problematic and especially not ableist to not want to be with someone who doesn't take care of their mental health
@Mycroft In Sweden in particular, we call this sort of thing "april weather" with the specific implication that it's analogous to "april('s fools) joke", cus it sure does feel like the weather is playing a joke on you.
When it comes to the specific climate of Sweden, April tends to be positioned so that you can get rain, snow and sunshine all on the same day, and good luck dressing for that!
Using a mug to store bits and bobs on your desk seems like a great idea until you zone out and unthinkingly drop your lip balm in your coffee.
Just so yāall know, most people with epilepsy do not have photosensitive epilepsy. Itās only about 5% of them. Often, photosensitivity will be the only epilepsy trigger people will know and they think it affects everyone with epilepsy.
@Nox itās basically anything that is intelligent, about on the level of a human or higher
I realize that there was a good reason for it here but I like the idea of you seeing that an online form offers to upload photos and just taking the occasion to upload one of your pussy
It is kind of fascinating what sort of thing people assume will be difficult to do in comics vs what's actually difficult.
There was a conversation on Prokopetz blog about how it's a common trope of framing chess matches in comics in a needlessly dramatic way to avoid having to draw the board and everyone just sort of assumed the problem was constructing plausible chess positions for each panel and not that on a practical level, drawing 32 pieces is a pain in the ass.
To be fair, I don't agree with Prokopetz that constructing plausible chess games is a non-factor, if you want your chess game to have a specific emotional arc to it, it can take some planning and a fair bit of chess knowledge, but it is true that most of the time, you can either just not bother cus who's gonna check or you can simply look up chess notation for a random game and use that as the base so if anyone IS autistic about chess they are gonna be able to pinpoint the exact grandmaster game you cribbed from.