To be fair, the overwhelming majority of people regardless of age don’t know what LaTeX or markdown are. Not the best examples. I’m a millennial with a 4 year STEM degree and I maybe used LaTeX once because it was required, and before Discord became a thing, I’d never heard of markdown. Most people who use Discord probably don’t even know it supports markdown.
That is an ancient photoshop! They are holding either the original iPhone or an iPhone 3G, the latter of which came out in 2008.
If you look closely at their right pinky, you can see a double palm. The shorts on their left leg are also seemingly torn due to AI fuckery
sparking concerns on Wall Street that the services will never be as profitable as cable once was
Obligatory fuck Wall Street
Given the last release was in April, would I need to follow the steps to install an unstable build in developer mode to get at your changes sooner rather than later once you’re done? The lack of chapters was a hard pass for me so I’m back on plex at the moment, but I would like to switch over permanently. Thanks for all your hard work!
@1hitsong@lemmy.ml would you happen to know if chapters exist on Roku? I set up Jellyfin earlier, and I can’t figure out how to chapter skip.
This thing looks an awful lot like the cartridge robot from that episode of Futurama, where Bender got a wooden body. I wonder if this was the inspiration: https://theinfosphere.org/Cartridge_Unit
I’m just yanking you chain. In all seriousness though, I’m curious if you could enable finger tracking on a headset and line up your physical buttons with the virtual ones. Could be insanely immersive if the scale is correct!
You went through all this trouble and you’re not even playing it in VR? Tsk tsk
This is out of date and Deluge is S tier.
It was rewritten and 2.0 came out in 2022 to address the slowdown issues when seeding a thousand plus torrents
Sure! I tried to indicate with the red and green lines hastily added in MS Paint, but the gist of it is when water goes around a curve, it doesn’t flow perfectly in the middle. The majority of the water hugs the outer wall (the cutbank) and is traveling faster. As it’s faster, it takes more sediment with it, thus deepening that part of the river. The deepest point in a river is part of a line called a thalweg. You can see it all summarized in the image below.
tl;dr: Water moves through a river kind of like a race car goes around a race track
Someone gets it! My people lol
This comment reminded me of Supply Side Jesus: https://www.beliefnet.com/news/2003/09/the-gospel-of-supply-side-jesus.aspx