Turnip Boy seems to require microtransactions according to the reviews.

Betteridge's law of headlines…

You would be able to find them if every instance didn’t decide to defederate with Threads.

It means you’re compensating for the lack of optional/named parameters in your language.

The addicts are not going to submit themselves to the medical services voluntarily.

The ends of the horseshoe.

You’re on Lemmy, where the vast majority of people are left-leaning. Anyone who says this is going to be downvoted to hell.

And in the context of having a politics-free day on Lemmy, why do you care about what those people think?

How would federation with Threads have any effect on the usability of a Mastodon instance?

Why would it be?

What’s wrong with paying a subscription for a service that requires resources to continuously operate, such as email hosting?

Terminally online people often get the feeling that everyone except a hateful minority agrees with them, when in reality they’re part of a secluded echo chamber.

Unexpected Keyboard.

What does Rust improve over its predecessors? The only really new thing is the borrow checker, which is only useful in very low-level programming.

You’re so close to reinventing Smalltalk…

Because immigrant from, say, Islamic countries behave differently than those from, say, Vietnam.

C is the first language I learned and I think it’s a terrible language full of inconsistencies, footguns and unnecessary complexity.

Sorry for being pedantic, but the set of rational numbers has the same cardinality (size) as the set of natural numbers, so it’s not “uncountably larger” (in fact, it’s countable). You should’ve chosen the real numbers for your example, which are uncountable.

What is ridiculous about it? What do you see as the difference between moderation and censorship?

I’m not citing the author to add credibility, just to give credit.