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  • MIT is allow to be closed, so it's free but not libre. I know its pedantic, but it's a very important distinction.

  • No you're thinking of what they were cooked in, the Dutch Oven

  • A lot of us don't want KDE to gnome-ify and liked having 100% of the content of the window visible.

  • Support devices like the Liberux Nexx or the pinephone, especially if you are a developer!

  • I am aware. It's trivial to enable mutability though and you can still have userspace infections.

  • I think there may be security concerns since the deck is a PC and not ultra-locked-down like the switch

  • Morbius

  • Yes, you 100% do.

  • Lemmy was built as a clone of Reddit, but federated.

    Reddit is and has always been called a link aggregator.

    Lemmy technically aggregates links to things as its primary function, and then allows us to talk about those links.

  • I'm not a pal, buddy

  • Other drivers are assholes.

    Asshole drivers are terrifying.

    "Nothing in it" usually means one car on the other side to most people.

    The car on the other side is an asshole, and there's no way to tell which exit is theirs.

    Nobody uses their blinkers in a roundabout like they're supposed to in order to indicate this (blink towards the center to indicate staying in, blink towards the outside to indicate leaving).

    Other drivers are assholes.

  • Source-available, in MY floss operating system?

    It's less likely than you think!

  • He loosed them unto the bowels of hell

  • Donkey Kong's bananza gets fun when it gets hard, you say?

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  • Pot, meet kettle.

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  • I was gonna say the same thing. Everything on this plate is extremely common in restrictive autism diets. Its just missing french fries.

    EDIT: This meme kind of explains it perfectly (and it applies to adults too):

    • Kris ate the moss
  • From a gamedev perspective it wouldn't make sense to call what was happening "classic". It was unintended behavior.

    What would make more sense would be to make a setting to allow or disable the intermission sections of the race (they'd need to think of another name for them though because they call the wait time between races intermissions in the settings already). Allow players to keep or remove the long stretches.