The Tasmanian trout lady was just catholic. It all makes sense now
Maybe it's finally time for northern island to jump ship
If you have too much money you might not be vulnerable to exploitation
Maybe if we locked up a few more Karen's retail workers won't have PTSD as much
I'm biased because I wrote a backend framework for it, but it's really good on the backend and even just a general scripting language
I love dart, keep up the good work
Sounds like you have an avoidant attachment style and your partner has an anxious style.
She will come back to you, you will feel the same way you did at first, you will withdraw, she will withdraw after feeling rejected, you will chase her again.
Not my story so not able to.give advice, but yeah.
Edit: oh look. The next day a video about this that explains it much better than I did appeared on my tiktok https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSNyhH8ax/
We need to send them some spirographs or at least start an ad campaign
Wait. What happened at the 6km mark?
All people want to do is lecture you and have you tell them they are right
It's what caused all those children to go missing
On that last bit. I agree with you, but people are getting paid to produce, and since they probably just know angular, they use angular everywhere.
If everyone had razors, we could end razor attacks overnight
I'll admit I've drifted off Lemmy the last month or so.. content was a bit repetitive and felt like just an echo chamber of the same ideas. I didn't go back to Reddit, Reddit lost me to tiktok it turns out.
Jumped back on now and so many more posts have inspired me to comment. I'm a comment contributor generally but I wasn't feeling it.
Anyway.. just wanted to pop in and say I'm really enjoying it. Not that I was ever going anywhere but this is a great trajectory
Ancient Rome's debut, Romulus, Remus, they knew, City's birth in view.
Monarchy did start, Seven kings ruled, played their part, Republic's fresh chart.
Power to the plebs, Senators and their webs, Cicero's wise pleads.
Conquests, Punic Wars, Carthage fell, triumphant roars, Empire's first great doors.
Julius Caesar's fame, Brutus and the Senate's aim, Ides of March's claim.
Augustus did rise, Pax Romana's grandest prize, Empire's steady ties.
Trajan, Hadrian's reign, Empire's borders did sustain, Height it would attain.
Christianity's spread, Persecutions widespread, Faith the martyrs bled.
Invasions, turmoil, Huns, Visigoths, Roman soil, Empire's slow uncoil.
476 AD's fate, Odoacer's conquest state, Western Empire's weight.
Byzantium's gate, Constantinople, strong, great, Eastern Empire's fate.
Justinian's name, Hagia Sophia's fame, Empire's legal claim.
Arab-Byzantine strife, Crusades brought further life, Empire's later life.
1453's fall, Ottoman Turks did enthral, Byzantine's final call.
Rome's history vast, Kingdom, Republic, held fast, Empire's echoes cast.
Not affiliated with these guys, just a fan and this is a great doco. Understand its not the exact target of this community but hopefully those interested will find this interesting as well
This is one of my favourite YouTube channels at the moment. Really high quality medium form documentaries. I particularly love this episode. They are growing but still pretty small.
Tourists on K'gari have been given plastic poles to help them fend off dingo attacks.
Elon Shrugged Elon Musk, the omnipotent ruler of the Twitterverse, has chimed in and has decreed that the universe is "possibly" twice as old as we think it is. Make of that what you will. Musk was responding to noted misinformation peddler and comedian Joe Rogan, who linked to a press release about...
Was thinking this after a rough landing today
Hey, one thing that has confused me a bit about Lemmy is just how bad it seems to be at handling any traffic at all.
Do you have any stats on how many request per second etc you are getting? I saw the thread the other day with your 24cpu server and the graphs and figure if anyone has a bit of a handle on it, if figure this community can work it out.
Like, if its just doing a couple of database reads and (from what i can tell I'm on mobile) just serving a JSON API to a single page JavaScript application, why is it so hard on the server?