Look at the bottom with server count. Likely something screwed up there, and when those instances were suddenly returned, the user count was added back before being subtracted when they disappeared from the data.

Depends on the people. There aren’t any strict rules. Some people won’t, some will. Some might even end up in bed right after. As long as everyone involved is comfortable with it, it’s fine.

If you aren’t comfortable with drinking on a first date, then don’t. If like me you never drink alcohol, then don’t.
Also depends on the alcohol. Large difference between wine and vodka.

But I haven’t ever dated either, so… Personally I can’t imagine any date that involves any drinks and food. Coffee, I don’t do that either. Tea? Down in one go. Water? Awkward, and also down in one go. Food? Can’t focus on anything else, gotta finish first.

The average human has one breast

Objection: Gynecomastia

For some perspective, 11 years ago was 2014

No way.

Edit: This was not meant in the “No shit Sherlock” way.

Poverty.

It is improving search result, with filters. Ads, tracking, data deletion possibility, in-app purchases, license, etc…

At least some of these are already tracked.

But I mean a user that isn’t yet loaded (if it works like Lemmy communities or specific comments). For example @zssk_mimoriadne@mastodon.social isn’t visible from fedia.io nor kbin.earth.

Unless mastodon.social is defederated from both. I can’t try Melroy without logging in.

For example, new communities can be loaded with !community@instance in the search menu, and comments by searching original instance URL (on Lemmy).

By the way, piefed.blahaj.zone is a thing.

I hear Pixelfed is making the rounds.

I think you meant Piefed. Pixelfed exists too, but that is more Instagram-style. Piefed feels pretty similar to Lemmy, just written in Python.

I personally like how Mbin integrates with Mastodon. Or at least the idea. I can’t figure out how to search up a specific Mastodon user.

The other Arch user body type

Apparently, lemmy.ml instance ks only paid from OpenCollective: https://lemmy.ml/comment/18413453

Still the same people though.

Dumbass.

I am entitled to infinite wishes.

Shit, I argued with you.

Yup.

Maybe. The way I understand it:

Normal is something that’s basically the way it should be, while common just refers to being of higher frequency of occurence, regularly seen.

For example: “Is police brutality normal?” vs “Is police brutality common?”
No and yes.

In a sort of way, yes. Everyone makes the decisions they feel a bit better with, even the selfless ones.

The way you describe, I don’t think so. Maybe if you include “for a good feeling”.

Not normal, just uhhh… maybe common.

I don’t know how your mom is, but I found this funny recently, maybe you’ll too:

Sell you a new motherboard?

I connect to mine with a USB serial adapter, since my laptop doesn’t have one built-in, which I wish it did. Software-wise, I just use screen because I am lazy to use something like Minicom.

Just don’t set any low baud rate for Linux. It will wait for logs to be printed out while booting. Though perhaps you can reduce the loglevel, I haven’t tried that. I’ve tried 300 baud for fun, and that wasn’t fun. I think it was over half an hour to boot up just waiting for logs to print.

I honestly don’t remember what I did, but this lies in my /etc/default/grub and looks relevant:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="console=ttyS1,115200"
GRUB_TERMINAL_INPUT="console serial"
GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT="gfxterm serial"
GRUB_SERIAL_COMMAND="serial --unit=1 --speed=115200"

Also it’s useful to then set width, height and terminal type. I think terminal type is in $TERM , and size is set with stty, but I am not sure. It’s been a while.

You may also need a “null modem adapter” to reverse RX and TX, but oddly enough, that actually makes it not work with my adapter, despite it also working when directly connected to a switch. Maybe it can figure out which end it’s supposed to be? Dunno.

That rare occasion where you’re actually on a console

Actually having login console on a serial port can be pretty useful if you screw up something with network on a headless PC. I wish modern computers still had that as it also works better than USB adapters.