Thanks! (Not enough though!!!)

A community about utaites would be nice. I thought about opening one once.

It’s never enough!

I liked the funny stuff on ich_iel that I saw on reddit. But I don’t want to register on disgusting proprietary services. Then I saw a comment mentioning feddit . de. Also, I didn’t even have to provide an email address, so it was easy pseudonymity.

For me most proprietary software both looks horribly ugly and less usable, form what I’ve seen at least.

That GUIs of FOSS applications are less easily usable than GUIs of proprietary software.

In case 1, what will happen to the photons that my body emits, i.e. heat radiation?

cats

No no, it makes sense when you consider the reaction of the praising person when they have to review the PR.

You’re guess is wrong. :P And anyways, I didn’t say all games using an easy to use game engine are shit.

If you use an easy game engine (idk if unreal would even fit this, btw), it is easier to produce something usable at all. Meanwhile, the effort needed to make the game good (i.e. game design) stays the same. The result is that games reach a state of being publishable with a lower amount of effort spent in development.

Well, have you seen what game engines have done to us?

When tools become more accessible, it mostly results in more garbage.

Nice list! I was missing some of them. So I want to give you some more animal communities as well:

!miau@feddit.org (meow)

!manul@lemmy.blahaj.zone

!foxes@lemmy.world

!dailybunnies@lemmings.world

!bun_alert_system@lemmy.sdf.org

!gittertiere@feddit.org (grating-animals)

!tieremitsesselohren@feddit.org (animals with arm chair ears)

!augenbleiche@feddit.org (eye bleach)

wat are you talking about?

I’d like to inform you that for shit matters there’s /c/shittyasklemmy@lemmy.ml.

Skill issue.

“Nucular”, the word is “nucular”.

C++ has []{}.

(You can also add more brackets if you wish to do nothing longer: []<>[[]]()[[]]{}())

Imo, I’m not qualified to make a generalized judgement about communism.

I’ve never heard that term, but there are two wikipedia articles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BreadTube and https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pampered_Chef#Products

The former apparently is not about bread. I’m very disappointed and not interested.

The latter is written with space, so that’s what you mean, I guess. Idk, normally bread doesn’t need a tube.

Let them play colobot. It’s very cool game (it has a rocket, alien spiders, and robots), and it lets you program your robots. Besides programming, they can also learn reading documentation.