its developed by Mozilla

This query was most popular in Vermont.

the related queries (statistically correlated based on time, etc):

• “how to move to australia from usa”
• “how to move to scotland from us”
• “english speaking countries”
• “where to move if trump is elected”
• “how to move to germany from the us”

it does seem to share a lot of the worse aspects of the U.S., such as dysfunctional national transit systems

I find ChatGPT useful in getting my server to work (since I’m pretty new with Linux)

Other than that, I check in on how local image models are doing around once every couple of months. I would say you can achieve some cool stuff with it, but not really any unusual stuff.

Oh, I had some of those last year on some lemmy thread somewhere.

If I pay $60 for a game, I want to be able to play it in at least 10 years, not just 3.

Probably TMNF lol

Unless you like unreasonable subscription models

Can’t you do that with any search engine?

22?

It makes it stand out from the others in the genre. I don’t think it would be a good addition, maybe it would be fine in a sequel or something, although from what I’ve heard the studio has fallen apart since then. But adding a simple combat system when it isn’t the focus would probably just make the game feel indecisive and half-baked.

I would say as a general rule its fine when you aren’t talking about people, ex: female body armor, female frog, etc

We have one like that with illuminated buttons, probably from around 2015, but it only stays on for 30 seconds or so

www.xkcd.com/795/

lemmy ui on desktop and mobile

There’s also viscosity, adhesion

I don’t think red hat is even on the list, so the fact that they’re making even bigger bucks doesn’t really matter.

I would say arch is more of the buzz lightyear shelf meme, you think you’re being unique and cool but really its probably the most popular enthusiast distro

I checked the list of 370k english words I downloaded from github a while ago and yeah, its true other than the variants of homeowner (homeowners, homeownership)

I was looking at some other random words, heres some I found:

• self: weaselfish, damselfish
• eye: greyer, honeyed, journeyed, etc
• bear: beard

this got me interested so I wrote a program to find each time a small word bridges the gap between two larger words in a compound word, honestly the funnier part of its outputs is the weird ‘compound words’ its finding, like “asp: aspirating: as, pirating” or “at: deepseated: deepsea, ted” (ted, apparently, meaning ‘to scatter hay for drying’). Occasionally it finds good ones, like “ices: apprenticeship: apprentice, ship” or “hen: archenemy: arch, enemy”, and it did find the meow one. It does allow the small word to contain the first word in a compound word, because that can still give some interesting ones like “warp: warplanes: war, planes”. It probably would have been a lot better if I had actually used a list of compound words, it tries to find its own very slowly which does allow it to find any possible combination for any word

anyways, here’s the list

Some pride in your country is definitely good, but its equally important (if not more) to notice things that could be improved and examples of other places that do things differently.

I have a reverb g2 and the only linux projects that support it don’t work with the controllers

Microsoft is going to kill WMR in the next couple years so I’ll probably switch then, luckily it seems like people are working on controller support already so hopefully that’s stable by november 2026