Ephera

The thing to me is always that, yeah, you need a huge commit for a breaking change in an internal library inside a monorepo, but you will still need to do the same work in a polyrepo eventually, too.

Especially since "eventually" really means "ASAP" here. Without going through the breaking change, you can't benefit from non-breaking changes either and the complexity of your codebase increases the longer you defer the upgrade, because different parts of your application have different behavior then. So, even in a polyrepo, you ideally upgrade all library consumers right away, like you're forced to in a monorepo.

Good question. My best guess is that the buttons have become less important, because:

• they try to auto-detect where a signal comes,
• they have better defaults, so you don't really need to change settings, and
• even monitor brightness can partially be controlled by the OS.

But yeah, I got a new monitor at work, and instead of buttons, it has a joystick on the backside. Now the monitor's menu pops up every so often, I'm guessing because something shook the joystick just enough to trigger it.
When I saw that joystick for the first time, I wondered how long it'll take before it breaks, but it's broken on day 1, so that's great. 🫠

Your surface area doesn't decrease from you having a higher speed. In fact, because humans are quite vertical objects, moving them fast along the horizontal axis means they actually have a somewhat higher chance of crossing paths with something dropping vertically.

This is the same for rain, by the way. But since moving at a higher speed typically means you get to your destination sooner and spend less time outside of a house, it's still generally a good idea to go fast.

I believe, the problem is mainly white bread, which is what people typically have in mind for feeding ducks.

As opposed to wholegrain, it only retains the endosperm, which is mostly just carbohydrates without many nutrients:

I think, the lack of fiber is also particularly problematic. At least, I've heard that it gives them diarrhea, which probably means their guts don't have time to extract the few remaining nutrients.

Yeah, and for consumer software, the companies developing the software don't have to pay for the RAM, so unless it becomes a widespread reason to switch away from their software, they do not have to care at all.

Joa, so Obst kaufe ich meist nur einzeln, wenn ich direkt Bock habe, das zu essen.

So, technically last Sunday, probably.

Wow, ordered an external SSD from them two weeks ago and it couldn't be delivered, because none were in stock anymore. Guess I'll order a different brand...

If you're just expressing your strong need to disaffiliate with whatever is happening in that picture, you're fine. But yeah, the community is about those cases where people forcing themselves into monogamous, life-long relationships goes wrong.

And unfortunately, this is so common, that you can buy """humorous""" products like in the post, and that the community name just summarizes it as "the straights"...

Bin von Reddit weg, noch lange bevor sie die API dicht gemacht haben, weil mir die Kultur da zu toxisch war. Da durfte man nichts sagen, ohne sich dann in einen Gladiatorenkampf zu werfen, um das Gesagte zu verteidigen.

Es ging immer nur darum, irgendwie aufzuzeigen, dass etwas Gesagtes falsch ist, auch wenn es teilweise über Strohmannargumente an den Haaren herbeigezogen wurde. Zu erklären, was denn nun richtig ist, wurde nur auf's Dürftigste gemacht.
Hatte dann auch wirklich gemerkt, dass das meine Psyche beeinflusst hat und ich auch im echten Leben gezögert habe, Dinge zu sagen, wenn ich sie nicht vorher zu Tode recherchiert hatte. War dann eben der Punkt, wo ich auf jeden Fall von Reddit weg wollte.

Damals gab's noch kein Lemmy, deshalb war ich dann erst so ca. 2-3 Jahre bei Mastodon. Und da hatten dann damals die Lemmy-Entwickler gepostet, dass sie an was arbeiten, damals noch auf dev.lemmy.ml.
Um ehrlich zu sein, hatte ich zunächst reingeschaut, weil sie's mit Rust entwickelt haben und ich Rust mag („die Leute müssen Geschmack haben“ 🙃).
Bin dann geblieben, weil es im Gegensatz zu anderen Reddit-Alternativen keine Nazibar war.

Jetzt stelle ich mir vor, dass jemand zum Nachnamen "Unterschrift" heißt.

So ungefähr:

Gezeichnet, Ihr Hans Unterschrift
𝔘𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰𝔠𝔥𝔯𝔦𝔣𝔱

🙃

To my knowledge (as someone from former West Germany), East Germany was ahead with incorporating women into the job market. Presumably, that is still the case. So, it could be that the friendships came to be from working together as colleagues...