@kiplet
Interesting, but I think https://www.fanfiction.net/ is more 'nosleep' material.
@mamemomonga
Never tried it- is it good?
@aytida
It all depends on the instance you join and which ones you mute/ban/connect to.
Persoally, I don't know you and thus don't care. You're welcome to establish dialogue though and we'll see from there.
If you want more info about other instances other than @QOTO , then you'll either have to either investigate on your own or ask around.
@esvrld
Before I elaborate with my answer, may I ask you what your proposed alternative system would be?
@novichan
checkout reddit.com/r/unixporn
although ive abandoned reddit- i cant deny it still has a lot of great content!
@DeX @strawberryfieldsforever@mstdn.social
Pretty much this is the case 99% of the time. The 1% would include things like linux distros, creativecommons works, and people's personal projects.
@GNUxeava
I always ran hostname and hostnamectl
@mamemomonga
It's the weekend! Why not be lazy?
@olamundo
I agree that the meanings are close as well at the origins of the English language.
I was always told "Que hora es" was "what time is it?". Whereas from what I've learned in latin- hora meant hour. I'm not sure if they had the same depth of time as we memasure today.
Properties of the #number 328757:
- Odd
- Composite
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- 5 prime factors
- 16 divisors
- φ(n) = 261360
- Binary: 1010000010000110101
- Hex: 50435
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@freemo
yes, I agree. Sorry, let me rephrase what I said to what I meant to portray: "they were from different types of mothers which reclassifies their mortality accordingly"
So yeah, they were all inhuman and equivalently not mortal humans. Thus not of demigod status. Being half-jötunn and half-god doesn't make one demigod.
@freemo
https://mythus.fandom.com/wiki/Loki
Narfi and Vali (by Sigyn)
Jörmungandr, Hel, and Fenrir (by Angrboða)
Sleipnir (by Svaðilfari)
my original notes were taken while listening to an audiobook while working.
@freemo
just reviewed my notes on Norse mythos and I see where i was mistaken- even though Loki had multiple children- they were from different mothers which reclassifies the childrens status.
@freemo
immediate search results end unfruitful in both of the prior inquiries. If I ever find examples ill list them here. I totally agree with the greek mythos though.
Ask me about my keyboard