on the one hand, obviously this is not the way you should be using that function. On the other hand, I’m not sure how you even should.
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more leftists make revolution
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jsomae@lemmy.mltoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•“If a man has a little fight with the wife, they say this was a crime”English
21·2 months agoI think the regime probably seems pretty good to pro-life anti-queer christian white and east-asian women.
jsomae@lemmy.mltoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•“If a man has a little fight with the wife, they say this was a crime”English
9·2 months ago51 years is 2 generations.
why does the existence of larger things have any bearing on our significance?
bigger than I thought, tbh.
You could also mention sea lions too; the outcome will be the same.
The OP does not claim that all barycenters are outside of the sun. OP correctly claims that Jupiter & Sun orbit a certain point, and that point is known as the “barycenter,” and that point is outside the sun. I’ll admit they could have gone further to convey the additional curiosity that for other planets the sun-planet barycenter is within the sun, but then it might not be facebook-tier anymore.
I literally do not understand why you think I’m being pedantic here. The OP text is short and contains no obvious errors that I can see. Perhaps to someone who has made a mistake and doesn’t want to admit it, attempts by others to point out this mistake must resemble pedanticism.
I can’t reasonably glean that, because the OP clearly says this:
It is so massive that both Jupiter & Sun orbit around a common point that lies outside the Sun known as the “barycenter”.
I agree that OP is facebook-tier but your reply is reddit-tier :P
No, it is not true in general that the barycenter lies outside both objects.
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Linux@programming.dev•The Quiet Revolution: GNU/Linux Crosses 6% Desktop Market Share—And It’s Just the Beginning
2·2 months agoI know, I know. I appreciate your response. But it’s just an anecdote, not really a broad answer IMO.
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Linux@programming.dev•The Quiet Revolution: GNU/Linux Crosses 6% Desktop Market Share—And It’s Just the Beginning
2·2 months agoIt doesn’t surprise me that someone (a) on lemmy and (b) in the Linux community would respond with this comment though. But the number of people on lemmy is only a few digits.
It does matter – when I think “Desktop Market Share,” I’m already excluding the type of windows devices you just mentioned.
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Linux@programming.dev•The Quiet Revolution: GNU/Linux Crosses 6% Desktop Market Share—And It’s Just the Beginning
15·2 months agoWho is using Linux, though? Like, 6% (or 11.3% as others have pointed out) means tens or hundreds of millions of people. But where are they?
How do we know these numbers indicate real people?
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•/e/ OS does a little trolling and sends all your Text to Voice data to OpenAI for processing and Speech generation.
281·2 months agoThey are For-profit
Reminder that FOSS is compatible with commercial licenses.
That is not to say /e/ is FOSS. But given the reality of the capitalist hellscape we live in, we should not shame developers (FOSS or not) for not opting to work for free.
Hell yeah.
damn, I’m so happy that this is the takeaway message people are getting.
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WomensStuff@piefed.blahaj.zone•Contra A Review Of Dating Men In The Bay Area
3·3 months agoYou’re speaking like you didn’t intentionally read an entire comment chain that started with a now-deleted comment of someone mentioning we should “break down barriers” between men and women, and then complain at me for just pointing out the irony of saying that in a woman-only sub. I didn’t bring this topic up ado of nothing and nobody forced you to read any of that.
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WomensStuff@piefed.blahaj.zone•Contra A Review Of Dating Men In The Bay Area
3·3 months agoThe effect is not the same. There is not even an unwritten rule to kick women out of the community. Women simply don’t enjoy being in those spaces and generally leave voluntarily. Not everyone does though. There are women on 4chan, in gaming spaces, and all manner of generally-masculine-leaning spaces.
Please point me to a Lemmy community where women are asked not to post, brigaded, insulted, threatened with murder and rape. I have never been threatened with murder and rape for being a woman on lemmy. Granted, I have seen lemmites volley heinous insults and probably-not-actually-credible death threats over fairly minor political disagreements.
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WomensStuff@piefed.blahaj.zone•Contra A Review Of Dating Men In The Bay Area
3·3 months agoI disagree that banning men is the same thing as a safe space. If there is a something in particular that men tend to be doing when they post which you dislike, that should be the thing which is banned – and that’s what makes the space safe. For instance, if they say something misogynistic, then yeah, ban. I can’t say for sure from experience, but I would imagine for the mods it’s easier to recognize something bannable which is inherent to the comment than it is to figure out whether or not a poster is male.
Tree structured forums are by their nature robust to the “derailing” problem IMO. If there’s a comment which you find to be derailing the conversation… simply fold that comment, and all responses to it will disappear from your screen.








Still playing Silksong… why did they launch now…