BTW: this example probably won’t compile.

(get_field takes ownership of self and drops it when it goes out of scope. To prevent this, use &self instead).

Hey, me too! Only really use them for the occasional hobby project, just went with what my dad went with.

Just wash them in the shower.

This made me laugh out loud.

Ah, free as in freedom, not free as in cost. Gotcha.

I swear, I saw a video on this…

However, the portal is moving. So if we look at this relative to the portal, they would moving into the portal. I imagine they would get shot out along with the rails. Of course, they’ll eventually plop back down, so it really could be A if the trolley was moving quite slow.

You can get merge conflicts in cherry picks too, it’s the same process.

Yeah, snaps are truly bloat. I always stayed away from Ubuntu, mainly because of Canonical. Debian is amazing stability wise. Definitely a good choice. I like to live a little more on the edge though, so I use NixOS (it’s great, I can update without ever worrying about breaking my system).

Actually, you’re not really wrong.

All the more reason to give out limited data to all other instances. Why do these instances really need this data? Mastodon doesn’t need it, not quite sure why Lemmy does it.

KDE!

Then again, I use Hyprland as my daily, so :/

Thanks, this is a lot like what I was looking for. Will try it out.