Please feel free to correct my English.
The Lemming formerly known as /u/SatyrSack@lemmy.one
Hello new friend, my name is Fred, the words you hear are in my head. I say, I said my name is Fred - and I’ve been… very naughty.
I have never really known the major differences between Mull and Iceraven. I keep them both installed, so I will probably be switching to Iceraven full-time now.
Not just JSON
; they said to name the baby .JSON
. Reminds me of a post somewhere where someone asked if they could officially name their baby something with a newline character in it.
That wording seems in line with C&H humor
Is there even a joke here?
Some soup spoons are indeed oblong like a tablespoon. But because there isn’t anything in that etsy photo above to provide context, you might miss that the heads of those spoons are most likely much larger than that of a tablespoon. Sure, they’re just as oval-shaped as what OP expects, but they’re also just as wide as the round spoon in the OP. Meaning they require just as Steven Tyler of a mouth to successfully misuse as a round soup spoon.
Sell pictures of your feet on the Internet.
The allure of the potential for “security through obscurity” is great if you don’t know better.
Any promising forks?
Is there a way to proactively filter out a post like this? Even with certain communities and keywords blocked, this still slips through.
What do you use to view this data about network activity here?
How about the inverse? Classy if you’re poor, trashy if you’re rich?
Right??? I wonder if that is even intentional. That also makes it so you cannot have two child spoilers nested at the same level within the same parent spoiler. Something like this should work, but noooooo, the end tags just don’t work like you’d expect:
::: spoiler Spoiler 1
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::: spoiler Spoiler 2a
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::: spoiler Spoiler 2b
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EDIT: Tesseract also adds an extra newline above each start tag in the code block above. In the actual comment source, there are no blank lines in the code block.
I love watching more senior developers do things, and getting to ask them how they did that, what keyboard shortcut was that, etc.
Fuckin’ eggs come outta their arses!
What is that border supposed to represent?
FYI Tesseract does not render nested spoilers like Lemmy UI, Thunder, and Voyager do. Tesseract requires an end tag for each start tag. For what it’s worth, Jerboa doesn’t seem to support nested spoilers either way.
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::: :::
::: spoiler Spoiler 1
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::: spoiler Spoiler 2
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::: spoiler Spoiler 3
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Huh. Apparently, when nesting spoilers, you only use one end “tag”
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::: spoiler Spoiler 1
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::: spoiler Spoiler 2
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::: spoiler Spoiler 3
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