🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

Thanksgiving, the american holiday where we celebrate indigenous people saving our asses by in no way doing anything to honor them and instead make it all about us... ahh good ol' america culture.

@Jimbo262 I didnt remember it. But you can go through my commit history, its public... I think it was a quote by warren someone.

@freepeoplesfreepress You too, thanks!

@petrisch actually no. The SVN subcommand lets you checkout SVN as if it is a git repository. So you use git commands on it and it does any SVN specific stuff behind the scenes.

SVN is a VERY simply (and extremely slow) protocol.. there isnt anything to know really and its so simple its easy to work entierly in GIT as git can translate everything to SVN for you without any real complexity.

@OmegaLimit I hope you instantly gave him an honorary PhD and made him a professor!

@freepeoplesfreepress

Myrtle is a common name for a woman, and often used stereotypically to refer to nerdy women in stories.

@nilikm

Agreed, well, not so much with the masking part at this stage, its excessive outside of particularly high risk settings... but on everything else, absolutely, get vaccinated, and isolate if you get any contagious diseases, including COVID or the cold.

@UnicornRiot

Thats an unfair assesment, though there is valid room for criticism here.

First off to be clear, they labeled certain **groups** as violent extremists, they did not label anti-fascists and anti-racists collectively as extremist and violent.

I also find it misleading that the screenshot presented **intentionally** left off the one part of the page where they go out of their way, and even put it in bold, to indicate that not all people who use those symbols are violent.

@extremearturo

@thor I am an idiot and do one worse... ill buy them on amazon, I cant even download it... and yea im an idiot for that one.

@thor You mean collecting DVDs? Or downloading them?

Someone needs to do a movie called "Myrtle Kombat" about a nerdy school student who wants to enter the world of kickboxing.

@melissaryan I agree with this, though, its true of both sides of the spectrum and not just the right. But for sure polarization, which is self-perpetuating is a huge problem right now.

@icedquinn

Or at all (by themselves)

@miscbrains

@thor I have something very similar. They work ok, you might need a few of them. If it matters how quickly it gives off heat and heats the room you might want to consider an IR type

@thor Not sure this tracks. Pineapple is known to burn the mouth in larger quantities. The mango thing tracks though, that doesnt burn.

@Amikke

Yea beaing structually stronger than cubes or squares makes perfect intuitive sense, especially for shear forces.

@icedquinn

@icedquinn

> hex have six directions with uniform distance, square has four. diagnals are an eternal meme.

Not true, hexagons distort diagnal moves as well. AND have 2 less directions you cant move in. Loose loose.

> also was reading some signal papers that hex gates generally work better than square for similar reasons bees use them; they just have a mathematically better fit with space.

I suppose it depends exactly what you mean by that. Space packing is the same of course... so not sure what "better fit" means exactly but id be curious to find out.