Just watched it last night. That one-er was truly glorious.
Then at the end of the next action sequence, Hemworth seemed to me, to just appear on the roof with no know way of getting there. Did I miss something? Or was this one of the very few genuine examples of a actual plot hole.
I'd buy a $1M hug from someone I'm very close to. Then offer them a $500K hug.
It doesn't break rule 3 as written.
No need. New users can be kept in check simply by being new, as in age of account. Active users can determined by their history.
Adding a point system inherently makes it a game.
Unless its like Whose Line is it Anyway, where the "karma" points shown are random for each user, each day. That could be funny.
Is there some way to work a limitation into a licence? Something around only being able to present federated content with included algorithms. That would instantly make it unattractive to all the big players who profit off their specific ad driven algorithmic feeds.
They're both uguly. The order is only 5% of the problem
Lots of people like to collect things. When they move, they want to take their collections with them.
As a Sync Pro user, so is mine.
Not really. A small number of places are building a few. Tens of thousands are needed. It'll be a couple centuries at this rate.
A single line return
disapears
A single line return disapears
A double line return
Gives a new paragraph
A double line return
Gives a new paragraph
A double space at the end of a line
Gives a new line
A double space at the end of a line
Gives a new line
Same for ending a line with a \
You just get a new line
Same for ending a line with a
You just get a new line
And to recreate this example
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preformed
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>And starting each line like this
>
>Gives a block quote\
thought it's not needed if you use a simple line return\
or two
And starting each line like this
Gives a block quote
thought it's not needed if you use a simple line return
or two
That's where simple defederation happens. It's mostly why behaww cut off lemmy.world.
Which is why you'd need something else for popular sites worth targeting directly. But there are more options than standard capta's. Replacing them isn't necessarily a bad idea.
Apple hasn't been for professionals, for like a decade now.