I used to think this way, then it was pointed out to me that, without timezones, we’d be in a situation where Saturday starts mid-workday in some places.

If you’re serious about getting help from the community, open source the game and/or provide concrete questions on what code you want to improve.

Finally, my spirit animal.

I’m on a Jerboa version which displays the number of upvotes and number of downvotes separately, and I think that’s the best way of doing it. We’re not Reddit; we don’t need to do smoke and mirrors to obscure data.

I do appreciate you giving us options though.

American football fields.

Don’t get yourself an alpha male, get yourself a 1.0.4-ubuntu3 male.

Updated Jerboa and now I’m getting this too. +1 for being able to turn it off, because apparently my vision is based on motion.

I mean, not everyone has 10 fingers, so the average is slightly less than 10. Coerce to an integer and you get 9.

Afaik you can’t do it on the app, or at least I can’t find the button for it.

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The best part is that his “or” function changes the semantics of the code in a subtle and hard to find way. :D

As Communism said, yeah I was ment a web application. No need to spend dev time working on a different version of your app if you can just reuse the web version.

A pile of HTML + JS is the only cross platform GUI toolkit that’s practical to deploy.

I’m not really happy about it myself, but realistically there’s not any other option than just bundling a website into a wrapper.

And to pre-empt any replies; your proposed solution must support Windows, Linux (X11 and Wayland), MacOS, iPhone, Android, Chromium and Firefox.

I mean it’s not the worst thing, I guess? Most password managers (which you should be using anyway) should be able to generate and maintain 2FA codes. I also don’t see any reason to assume that this is another way of them tracking you either.

IMO it’s a rather silly requirement, because you aren’t going to stop malicious people, but eh. I also read before that this was only for code contributors, rather than normal users, but that might just be a different system.

There’s a lot of concerns to have with github as a service, but I don’t think this is one of them.

Willing to bet that the backend that they are using doesn’t actually give any useful error messages.

For me at least (on android) it uses the default app and link handlers configured in the app settings.

Unless Google has removed the ability to do that (which wouldn’t surprise me), tweaking those settings should work.

Was about to make this joke myself.

Honestly the appeal of just running off and living in the middle of nowhere without any responsibilities sounds quite nice. Also getting a fursuit.

Microsoft Java.