but “snake net” sounds silly

Damnit, no. Lunchtime is the only time.

Both links seem to work with Summit.

Duck is putting them out of their misery.

DigiPaws looks great! Thanks for the link!

This is huge. With a couple of kids, a spouse, and everyday responsibilities, it’s easy to get stressed and be a dick.

I find it takes conscious effort to switch away from whatever is under my skin to deal appropriately with the folks I love.

What about Sexmas instead?

Aren’t memes generally fair use (depending on your jurisdiction)?

what if my fireball wants to cast fireball?

That’s fun! I didn’t know if I’d play a lot, but it’s nice and smooth on my P8P.

S H O C K E D

“most” is a bit strong. Many open source projects never get users or any kind of traction, they’re just a passion project for the author. The lucky few fill a need and take off. Review the package usage count on npm or the GitHub stars for projects - there’s a tiny fraction that make it big.

I didn’t know that was a standard until I started working in UIs. It’s great when you know, but it’s a clear sign that the standard isn’t clear enough when everyday users don’t realize.

Thank you for creating japanese content

Insufferable on Lemmy?

Relationship goals: unmet.

why do we keep having these housing talks that have no basis of reality

Which part has no basis in reality?

• Rent control is/was a thing in many provinces.
• I’m pretty sure federal or provincial governments directly building homes was done into the 1980s.
• Our governments are pretty happy to give low interest loans to businesses, so funding development that way also seems pretty realistic.

isn’t it almost universally believed that if the government thought something they passed would noticeably lower housing prices it be repealed by the end of the week

I’m not sure that’s the case. Boomers are a shrinking demographic. The proportion of the population who thinks they’ll never own a home is growing. In that environment, I can see a growing appetite for legislation that would lower housing cost.

Incidentally, a great way to do that is with tax reform, which could instantly remove some of the heat from the market. It doesn’t always have to be big spending.

tank status: blown

Thanks for posting. That’s interesting.

Banning hunting a species the province is trying to eradicate might sound counterintuitive, but Brook said there has been no evidence that sport hunting has lowered wild boar populations. That’s partially because the animals reproduce relatively frequently and have large numbers of offspring, averaging two litters of six piglets per year, he said.

“Unfortunately, not only does hunting not eliminate them fast enough … it also breaks up groups and spreads them around the landscape, because very rarely will hunters actually remove a whole population,” Brook said.

Huh. TIL.