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  • oh yeah absolutely, we did trade slaves even though it was illegal here. classic "playing both sides" stuff.

  • we were so bad at it that any slave that came here automatically became a free man court servant.

    bad-taste jokes aside, Badin is a fascinating figure. even though we don't really know what he thought of his role as servant to the royal family, we do know that they were very fond of him. they all were named his godparents at his baptism and he was entrusted with a lot of their secrets.

  • yeah the only thing you see with the add-on is the stats for the people who have the add-on, which ideally would statistically approximate the actual data but we all know that it's not even close.

  • it's worse than that, i am a paying customer. i am a triple-a corpo stooge who goes through life without a single thought in my head other than media consumption, leaving not a single spare thought to the late-stage capitalistic oligopoly hellhole we find ourself in and which will inevitably kill us. i would never even think of researching unions, protests, or a proletariat uprising because i'm too busy keeping up with fucking... ice road truckers and whatever.

    there, does that fill my ego-stroking quota for today? then fuck off with that shit, you're just stating the obvious as if it's revolutionary insight and derailing the conversation.

  • i remember spending two hours making sure the background of my youtibe profile theme tiled correctly.

  • yes, the first one.

  • not here, there's at least one craft brewery in every town.

    also you made it sound like the past tense applied to the millenials themselves :P

  • tf you guys mean "were"

  • ...but they're building a fleet truck...?

  • i want to know how he got the question mark up there

  • if it doesn't have the recursion operator it's an inferior regex flavour

  • the regexes are insultingly bad, on top of everything else.

    it should obviously be ^(?:[Ww]holesome)?[Yy]uri

  • no, you even highlighted that it is proscribed. "dampening" has only one meaning, which is to make wet. the word is "damping". it doesn't dampen your voice, it damps it.

  • sound is not a nonphysical thing. it's a mechanical vibration. besides, we were talking specifically about the present participle "dampening" which is far less ambiguous.

  • did you click the link? did you read the thread? no worries, i will help you.

    exhibit a, the official response:

    exhibit b, the post in question:

    Edit:

    and just for good measure, the actual text of the ToS, with the change highlighted:

    You must not share any content that's expressing hate or encouraging violence towards a person or group for any reason. We also explicitly do not tolerate:

    • Discriminatory behaviour towards and promoting oppression, especially of marginalized groups on grounds of ethnicity, gender, disability, nationality, education, age, and religion.
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  • no they didn't. it's right there in the thread; they reserve the right to remove any project that "damages the reputation of codeberg", with crypto scams listed as an example.

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  • nope, that's a star trek-ism. limiting oscillations -> damping. making something wet -> dampening.

  • since energy is a property of matter rather than something on its own, it would be more like a totally inelastic collision.

    but while we're on sci-fi, what if negative energy is possible in a moving reference frame?