It doesn't answer the obvious question though. The host (Bluesky/Eurosky, which apparently is called a PDS) is still effectively an instance, isn't it? You can host your own, but you'd probably use one that's already set up. It doesn't seem that different from Mastodon in that sense.
The other big question is, how does the migration work? I've heard that Mastodon's migration is less than perfect. But this blogger says they've moved from bsky to Eurosky, and I just want to know how that works -- if I have a client subscribed to that account back when it was on bsky, how will my client know where to look now?
Edit: okay, I did a little searching, then after getting no useful results gave up and asked the big data machine that's making everyone's lives worse. I kinda get it now, but not enough to explain here. But it sounds like a good system.
Mastodon users can also federate with Bluesky through Bridgy Fed, but it's opt-in on both ends. This Eurosky "mu" thing sounds like a better way to interact with Bluesky if that's what you want to do, but it doesn't federate with the Fediverse.
Edit: If I understand correctly, you use causality in the physics sense, meaning just that something happens after something else (accounting for the speed of light). It seems that in almost all contexts, the two terms are synonyms.
I'm convinced that Valve must have been waiting for contact from dbrand. Valve probably already decided what their terms would be, but needed dbrand to contact them and not the other way around. Since dbrand failed to do that, they had no choice but to send a C&D.
What I'm hoping is that they start supporting cloud saves for Linux native games, e.g. Silksong. This is something GOG needs to support server-side, and they'd only bother to do that if they have an official Linux client to do the syncing.
You'd think it's a first world problem, but as people grew to rely on it, conventional food shops and restaurants dwindled, and now for many people this is their only reliable food source. Well, "reliable". Smh.
Give your country or approximate geographic area at least.
obviously, lol
Maybe. The screenshot says it's translated from Portuguese so maybe it's a mistranslation.
Hebrew:
the: prefix "ha" ה-
in the: prefix "ba" ב-
to the: prefix "la" ל-
example:
book: ספר sefer
the book: הספר hasefer
in the book: בספר basefer
to the book: לספר lasefer
So the PCD is centralized, is it not?
Took me a while to understand what you're warning against. Allow me to rephrase, and tell me if I got it wrong.
The
||will execute what's after it in two cases:rm) never ran because of an earlier&&OP's code relies on the 1 case, but wrongly assumed that the 2 case will never happen. That's the footgun.
Illuminating read. Thanks.
It doesn't answer the obvious question though. The host (Bluesky/Eurosky, which apparently is called a PDS) is still effectively an instance, isn't it? You can host your own, but you'd probably use one that's already set up. It doesn't seem that different from Mastodon in that sense.
The other big question is, how does the migration work? I've heard that Mastodon's migration is less than perfect. But this blogger says they've moved from bsky to Eurosky, and I just want to know how that works -- if I have a client subscribed to that account back when it was on bsky, how will my client know where to look now?
Edit: okay, I did a little searching, then after getting no useful results gave up and asked the big data machine that's making everyone's lives worse. I kinda get it now, but not enough to explain here. But it sounds like a good system.
Good to know!
Mastodon users can also federate with Bluesky through Bridgy Fed, but it's opt-in on both ends. This Eurosky "mu" thing sounds like a better way to interact with Bluesky if that's what you want to do, but it doesn't federate with the Fediverse.
You just stole a whole day from me
If no one's gonna mention it, I will: love the Pikachu plush! my mom also has some plishies on her windshield, it always gives a cozy feeling 😊
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Edit: If I understand correctly, you use causality in the physics sense, meaning just that something happens after something else (accounting for the speed of light). It seems that in almost all contexts, the two terms are synonyms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causation?wprov=sfla1 - basically all disambiguation targets assume the terms are equivalent.
Probably the wind blew them down after they were emptied, this is a cool picture
Is that a grave?
I'm convinced that Valve must have been waiting for contact from dbrand. Valve probably already decided what their terms would be, but needed dbrand to contact them and not the other way around. Since dbrand failed to do that, they had no choice but to send a C&D.
What I'm hoping is that they start supporting cloud saves for Linux native games, e.g. Silksong. This is something GOG needs to support server-side, and they'd only bother to do that if they have an official Linux client to do the syncing.
The way you misspell "positive" is causing me to have some negative reactions to you
You'd think it's a first world problem, but as people grew to rely on it, conventional food shops and restaurants dwindled, and now for many people this is their only reliable food source. Well, "reliable". Smh.
I'm assuming/hoping you configured the LED strip to be all red to match :D
IT Crowd was awesome
What the hell did you think the question was?