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abbadon420

@ abbadon420 @lemm.ee

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  • I am back.

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  • Voyager app doesn't support Markdown, I discovered recently.

  • How do you find meaning in life?

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  • Zoom in. I don't care much for the troubles in the world. I vote, but that's that. I care for my family and friends and for my personal development. In that order. Lately it's been mostly the latter. That is all right for a while, but eventually I'll have to put things back in the right order.

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  • They are all valid concerns. I was 21 when I had my first kid and there were different, but equally many concerns. As a basic rule I always say " it's never a good moment to have kids". Meaning, if you want kids and you've thought about it well, you'll find a thousand excuses not to do it, because it's scary and life changing. But in reality it doesn't matter. It's not hard to raise a child, but it's hard work. As long as you put your child first, you'll be fine and you'll always find a way.

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • Aww sad :( Which client is this?

  • Found in psycopg docs

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  • Putting the psyco in psycopg

  • True love

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  • Farting in front of your SO

  • How do I stop the duolingo icon from changing?

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  • I will if I have to, but for now it's still a more productive use of my time than shitposting here

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • M.A.G.I.C

    Markdown'sActuallyGoodInComments

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • Doing the Lord's work

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • It's a feature. The / means you can write your lines as long as you editor Windows is, but when someone rendering it as rtf they cannot just wrapper it any way they want. Doesn't matter if they're reading it in portrait view or landscape

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • Same, I actually do three spaces if you count the full-stop. (I didn't count it)

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • OH YOUR GOD!NO!THE HORROR!

  • TIL to add two spaces behind a line to write multi line comments on lemmy without whitespaces between them.

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  • Yes, this assumes you're using a good Lemmy client

  • How the GitHub CLI can now enable triangular workflows

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  • For a single PR it's pretty much the same, but if you have multiple back and forth, you'd have to set up multiple remotes and switch between them. Now you don't. If I understand it correctly, you can now just "git pull" from repo1 and "git push" to repo2

  • How the GitHub CLI can now enable triangular workflows

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  • No, you're the letter j

    Anyways, I'm assuming you don't understand what the triangular workflow is (if i assumed wrong, ignore this)? Imagine you want to make an improvement to Lemmy. You got to github.com/lemmynet/lemmy, you fork that repository and you add your improvement. Now you can't just push you improvement back to that repository, because you don't have the rights to push to that repository. So you have to make your own repository at github.com/theletterj/lemmy and make a nerge request to github.com/lemmynet/lemmy to merge your improvement.

    That is the triangle. You have to pull from github/lemmynet, but push to guthub/theletterj and send a merge request back to github/lemmynet

  • What's something people use the internet for that can be done just as easily offline?

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  • Note taking

  • What's something people use the internet for that can be done just as easily offline?

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  • That's not true, all my files are stored on onedrive nowadays, which is super fast and responsive. Oh wait... it's actually slow and laggy and randomly deletes stuff from your pc and you're not even allowed to give your files perfectly normal names like .aux files in a LaTeX project.

  • What popular TV show did not do it for you and you quit watching?

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  • I had allready seen a lot of documentaries about chernobyl, so the recent series did not cut it fir me. It was too dramatised

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  • That sounds not the e(a)ster bunny. That's Peter Rabbit