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14 days agoYeah, it’s totally understandable to be worried, in general. It’s not exactly ideal to be perceived as a racist.
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Unless your name is AryanWarrior1488 I doubt anyone would bat an eye.
Some mobile clients don’t recognize it.
The official Lemmy UI does recognize the triple-hyphen-m-dash, though. Thunder, on mobile, doesn’t, for example, but Alexandrite does. A bit of a hit-or-miss, I guess.
If you do triple-dashes alone in a line, they do a wide line. Triple-asterisks also work:
Like this;
And like this!
But if you do it mid-sentence — such as like this — they turn into an m-dash.
Image related:
Uhhhh… This is markdown… Double- and triple-hyphens get converted to n- and m-dashes. I use triple-hyphens all the time; they show up as m-dashes. I assure you I am
not a robot 🤖 beep boop! !
111·17 days agoIDK man, over here I don’t think police interactions are as violent as they are in the US…
That is so dystopian, holy shit… I mean, if you see it as something people would want/need, then yeah, that sounds good. I don’t know if such a thing exists, though. This link shares some things, features, and apps that maybe do some of what you’re talking about.
In Portuguese, I’d call what you have there in the image (looks great, by the way) “crepes.”
The thicker American pancakes are called “panquecas.”
2·19 days agoI often preface questions and exclamations with a couple question marks/exclamation points to help clarify! Very useful.
Every two weeks — this next weekend being one such event —, I have sushi with my grandma and my brother. I love sushi, my grandma, and my brother. Feeling stellar.
Great write-up by Niccolò.
I actually agree with the commenter on that post, the lack of quoting and using images is pretty bad, especially for screen-readers (which I use), and not directly linking sources (though they are made clear regardless) is a bit of a pain.
Right now, it’s Thunder.
Well, sometimes you know something is bad for you, but you still engage with it. For example, you know drinking high sugar content soft drinks isn’t the best, but you still do it. Fast food, drugs, et cetera.
“What’s a post on Lemmy that, even though you know you could hide — even though you know you should hide —, you don’t? You just can’t bring yourself to do it!”
Now, mind you, I’m not sure what situation there could be, what kind of fantastical, mythical post this might be that would warrant such a reaction… I can imagine porn could be it, as you mentioned. Maybe a drama post with lots of toxic interactions. I don’t know.
Why the hell are you getting so many downvotes on this?!?!
I’ve never hidden a post.
Right, and who do you think would have time to read about the fucking vote? Who do you think would have the means to learn about the complex aspects that relate to it? Who do you think would have the knowledge to even understand it to begin with? Time, means, effort. Who do you think would have the time, the means, and the foresight to learn to answer the damn questions?
You are blind. The world we live in, the societies we live in, they are not fair. If you put a test, the rich, powerful, and those with access to superior education WILL be over-represented because they have power and education, they WILL vote everyone else out, they WILL control everything. You are NOT testing merit, you are testing ease of access to information, you are testing power, you are testing capital.
Stretch marks…