It’s also about the design of the ladder. The top plate is literally not a step, and the bearings for it don’t account for it to be used as a step, so the forces involved can mess up or break the connection to the rest of the ladder.
…not that they always will, just that it’s a very bad idea.
Be careful not to cross that line of request vs desperation.
Like on YouTube - A tasteful “don’t forget to like and subscribe” is fine, but mentioning it multiple times during a video is just increasingly demanding or cringe.
Proper instruction.
Back buttons may have limited use. Someone was complaining that in xinput mode they didn’t work.
It’s been a little annoying. Anyways, thanks for thinking of FMHY.
Hate is dull.
Your attitude, though. Slather on that hate nice and thick. Was it good for you? Make you feel better now that you have someone to hang?
TBH, paywalled content leads to a lot of people who haven’t read it participating in shallow and contentious conversations based around clickbaity titles. I say keep the rule of no twitter.
Likewise.
Is liftoff homegrown?
Stellaris. Extremely long games, a lot to learn… …and they change it. Mechanics that worked before stop working. The bad parts are added to same become a DLC, the good parts disappear or are algal paved in DLC. Overall, it just doesn’t feel worth it.
I use xonsh, which has decent history - start your command, and up arrow cycles through commands stating with what you typed.
There’s good stuff and bad stuff about xonsh.
Hey there!
From the home screen, at the top shpuld be ‘local@lemmy.fmhy.ml.’. You can also select ‘all@lemmy.fmhy.ml’. That will show you a feed from everyone FMHY is federated with.
If two inatances you like block each other, you can get accounts on both. The entries have a ‘via fmhy…’ Or ‘via sh.itjust.works’ for whatever instances you have listed in your configuration. Long-press on instance name in configuration to delete it if you don’t want it. I deleted lemmy.world, because I can just see lemmy.world stuff in ‘all’ via fmhy.
Technically, it’s not federation, it’s confederation, but we have some bad history with that word.
Sure, we’re all excited, but it’s not there yet.
It’s the next evolution of planned obsolescence - it just doesn’t work as soon as you start to use it.