This is what drives people away from the fediverse. I don’t have this problem with any other social media I use (at least not to this degree). Twitter was the closest when I still used it, but even then that was somewhat fixed by just using your following feed and ignoring the algorithm. It’s especially annoying because it’s usually US-centric politics.
If your answer to complaints about Lemmy is “stop using it”, don’t be surprised that it doesn’t gain traction.
I get that. But I just don’t browse lemmy much anymore cause all I see is politics. I specifically went out of my way to not subscribe to political communities. But look at the top posts of !technology@lemmy.world, a community I subscribed to for posts about technology, not politics.
3 of the top 4 are about Trump. They are obviously political, there’s no ambiguity there.
This is especially annoying as someone not from the US.
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Hanlon’s razor
Flareon
*electric eel. Electric eels are not eels.
Several scientists told Vox that there are significant issues with the study design.
Lol, I mean it’s better to have a brief period of drama than permanently put up with the bad management. Although Sodium is an exception to that, I think the people working on it are the right people.
I’m conflicted on the license change, though. I don’t know if it makes sense or not.
Can confirm this is true because the same was true for my mum. She was against the COVID vaccine, but then she started believing that the theories were started by the Chinese government to target people who don’t listen to the authorities.
Well then obviously if you use libraries, your code is too complicated
I looked that up and it seems similar, but sherbet is fizzy. From what I can find I don’t think pixie sticks are
Hmm, yeah pixie sticks seems similar. I don’t see anything mentioning pixie sticks being fizzy, though, so that’s probably the main difference
Do you not have sherbet in america/europe?
I feel like Australia isn’t as dangerous as you think it is
Right, but you can have exactly a third of some group of particles. You can’t have exactly pi of some group of particles I think is what they were saying
If you have three particles, 1/3 of that is one particle. No need to divide an indivisible particle.
Lol that’s exactly what this was. I wrote this python script, and he went through and added comments like this a day before the deadline.
Not trying to throw shade on him though, it’s more the university’s fault for not explaining what makes a useful comment. I just thought it was funny
You know the bot that replies with a haiku if your comments syllables match? They should do this instead
A tower defense game with a microprocessor theme
Does anyone remember that club penguin tower defence game where you defend against computer viruses?
The react website itself has a pretty good tutorial
https://react.dev/learn https://react.dev/learn/tutorial-tic-tac-toe