prev on the header, but older feeds do not have a next. If browsing to older feeds is to be possible, how does one handles the browsing from the oldest, to the next, to the next, and so on? If I am browsing twtxt-old_2021-12-23_f6y65bq.txt, how do I know which is the next newer (but not the newest)?
# undo the last commit, but leave the changes available
git reset HEAD~ --soft
git stash
# move to the correct branch
git checkout name-of-the-correct-branch
git stash pop
git add . # or add individual files
git commit -m "your message here";
# now your changes are on the correct branch
# undo the last commit, but leave the changes available
git reset HEAD~ --soft
git stash
# move to the correct branch
git checkout name-of-the-correct-branch
git stash pop
git add . # or add individual files
git commit -m "your message here";
# now your changes are on the correct branch
> […] the platform for the “r/The_Donald” ‘subreddit’ community that grew significantly on Reddit before migrating to the website TheDonald.win in 2020, which ultimately hosted significant discussion and planning related to the January 6th attack.
I have bought a few Humble Bundles in the past, which had always benefitted the small companies behind it—and myself, of course. This move it bound to affect those companies, as well as users.
moving_average_feed_refresh and now twts from other pods show as they were showing before, fast and furious! I am voting no on the feature to make it to the code permanently. If anything, make it a toggle under pod management, please.
Would tamer had done some research, he would have found mRNA vaccines do not alter DNA; tamer would have known more about the myths and facts on the COVID vaccines. But then again, governments are bad, who is going to trust them, right? Better trust another nut-job's "article" on WordPres.com, because, you know, and again, government is bad, medical experts don't know shit, and the ideas of this person I know nothing about sound more down my alley. After all, tamer believes "real misinformation is coming from Bill Gates, big pharma, Soros". Boys and girls, we've won the fucking lottery!
I am willing to bet tamer also believes Trump was cheated on the election, that Hillary drinks children blood, that Q is real. With a thick New Yorkian accent, get the fuck outta here!
Oh, and in case it wasn't clear, splunk.
Would tamer had done some research, he would have found mRNA vaccines do not alter DNA; tamer would have known more about the myths and facts on the COVID vaccines. But then again, governments are bad, who is going to trust them, right? Better trust another nut-job's "article" on WordPres.com, because, you know, and again, government is bad, medical experts don't know shit, and the ideas of this person I know nothing about sound more down my alley. After all, tamer believes "real misinformation is coming from Bill Gates, big pharma, Soros". Boys and girls, we've won the fucking lottery!
I am willing to bet tamer also believes Trump was cheated on the election, that Hillary drinks children blood, that Q is real. With a thick New Yorkian accent, get the fuck outta here!
Oh, and in case it wasn't clear, plunk.
I don't go out to eat as I used to, to begin with, since COVID. It is not safe, it is not prudent. I order take away. Yet, I don't see this as a huge issue. To drive one needs a driver's license. Saying "I have one" doesn't really cover it. People are dying because of COVID, the economy is being affected, and we worry about showing a piece of paper?
The reason I asked was because it helps me with legibility; that is, to see and read a flow of ideas that coexist under the same "theme". When multiple small sentences are used it doesn't a) look good, and/or b) read well. But don't mind me much, I am just that fastidious. 😂
> Despite Google's complaining about iMessage, the company seems to have learned nothing from its years of messaging failure. Today, Google messaging is the worst and most fragmented it has ever been. As of press time, the company runs eight separate messaging platforms, none of which talk to each other: there is Google Messages/RCS, which is being promoted today, but there's also Google Chat/Hangouts, Google Voice, Google Photos Messages, Google Pay Messages, Google Maps Business Messages, Google Stadia Messages, and Google Assistant Messaging. Those last couple of apps aren't primarily messaging apps but have all ended up rolling their own siloed messaging platform because no dominant Google system exists for them to plug into.
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> The situation is an incredible mess, and no single Google product is as good as Hangouts was in 2015. So while Google goes backward, it has resorted to asking other tech companies to please play nice with it while it continues to fumble through an incoherent messaging strategy.
I propose we use a blockchain, and permanently write twts to it, so no changes are possible. When a twt gets a reply, the parent (spelling mistakes, typos, etc.) will always be there. To post a twt to such blockchain one needs to first mine "yarnnero", the chosen, and forked, err, created from scratch cryptocurrency.
I know we have been over this in more than one occasion. Ideas about editing timeouts, or not allowing to edit/delete came up, but were quicky discarded as absurd.
> @lyse that is a horrible idea. A mobile device isn’t a server. Having a mobile device pull raw twtxt feeds from everywhere on an ongoing bases, will be, at the very least, tolling on the device’s battery. Just at you, or even further, I will never use such thing.
html {
overflow: -moz-scrollbars-vertical;
overflow-y: scroll;
}
That way we eliminate the slight shuffle that occurs on the browser when they become visible, or when they are not. Thoughts?
So, yes, I am not going to keep it. 😔