I’ve done this so many times at school and work. It’s crazy what you can accomplish by leaving a problem until the morning.

I know this is just a meme but school is an excellent way to have a foundational understanding of how things work, and learning to problem solve including googling.

I find in the car is the most inconvenient. Having the GPS open drains the battery pretty quick on my old phone, leaving no way to drive for hours with both music and navigation.

20’s, Canada. Only ever owned manual transmission vehicles.

There was a rough week or two there but it’s been good lately. Happy being a part of it though.

Depending on how many tourists visit, it may not be possible to rid tourists without at least affecting the economy a little bit.

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Good find, to me it’s this logo, which was used from 2005-2013 across a lot of popular games. Logo

eBay does, and is a great place to find stuff like this.

This was me in courses that used C. Keep adding and removing * and & until the IDE was happy and it usually worked.

You don’t want to see some thick trunks on Tuesdays?

Oh I don’t think it should be updated. People can look at the baby picture and make a decision if it looks like you or not.

What I take from this is that birth certificates should have photographs.

That’s an interesting thought, and could have some merit. Two issues I see with it - the first is that all instances would have to be on board. It’d have to be accepted and used across all Lemmy instances as a core Lemmy feature for it to be effective. The second is that some of those bad votes already fall into reporting territory. I don’t know what the reporting system is like on desktop but on my app it’s only a text box to report. Reddit had what I thought was a good system that was preset reports for site-wide and then subreddit specific rules. I think a robust reporting system (and again, maybe there is one or there’s one in the works) could handle spam, troll, or bot posts.

That’s an interesting thought, and could have some merit. Two issues I see with it - the first is that all instances would have to be on board. It’d have to be accepted and used across all Lemmy instances as a core Lemmy feature for it to be effective. The second is that some of those bad votes already fall into reporting territory. I don’t know what the reporting system is like on desktop but on my app it’s only a text box to report. Reddit had what I thought was a good system that was preset reports for site-wide and then subreddit specific rules. I think a robust reporting system (and again, maybe there is one or there’s one in the works) could handle spam, troll, or bot posts.

I had nearly the same path. Win 10 -> Ubuntu 16-18 range. Tried Mint back then but didn’t like it. Settled on Debian with Gnome and have been loving it for 4 or so years.