One of the things I like about rust.

Firmament right now. I’m not sure what’s next after that.

Alastair Reynolds’s Revelation Space series is fantastic and sounds like what you’re looking for.

There are a few for me.

One was the AskReddit post where someone asked what popular actor should just come out of the closet already.

The other was a novelty account I found who would just drop into random threads with a long rambling posts that started out normal and on-topic but gradually got more and more insane until they finally ended with a classic advertising slogan.

The only advantage I know of is that you have access to the local communities without having to join them. If you’re on a big server and look at the local posts, you can kind of get an idea what everyone’s talking about, not just the people in your bubble.

I just started Castle Skull from John Dickson Carr. It’s one of the early Bencolin books. It has a real gothic horror thing going. The descriptions get a little too lyrical at times, but I’m enjoying it overall.

Project Hail Mary was great. I liked Artemis a lot too. It’s very different from the other two, more of a scifi caper, but a lot of fun.

I’m as in the dark as you are, but I think part of the complaint is that

1 Lemmy.ml still federates with lemmygrad.

2. Lemmy.ml and lemmygrad seem to be hosted on the same machine.

This looks great! I’m going to pick this up as soon as they release the VR version, so like 2027ish.

Lemmy was my first fediverse app. I i joined ages ago, then eventually went back to reddit because usage was so low. Then later I joined mastodon after Twitter imploded. And now I’m back on Lemmy. There are people here now! It’s great!

I won’t be buying one, since I don’t like apple products, but it seems like they did a good job. Eye tracking, pancake lenses, uoled, a replaceable strap, an optional top strap in the box, and a depth sensor sounds like a good deal, not to mention that it’s lighter than the Q2. If this thing didn’t have apple software running on it, I’d be thinking about buying it.

I like Ardour too. The interface takes a little getting used to but feels good once you have the hang of it.

Your example reads like John Sandford to me. Halfway through it I started hearing it in Richard Ferrone’s voice

A few years ago, I bought a new computer and when installing the OS on it, I decided that rather than installing XMonad right away like usual I’d leave the default Gnome shell on it and just use that until it annoyed me enough to switch. Surprisingly, it didn’t annoy me, so I’ve just stuck with it ever since.

I don’t really have a problem with the culture of reddit (at least not the reddits I frequent), so much as all the ads and astroturf. The question for me is whether Lemmy has strong enough modding tools to withstand that level of popularity.

I have a lot of problems with VB, but the syntax isn’t that bad.

You might want to look at Pascal or SML if you like those aspects of VB. I think SML has one of the nicest most readable syntaxes of any language I’ve ever seen. It’s a shame it never caught on.

I know it runs vsts, but I’m not sure if it runs them natively or if you have to run them through Carla. Also, I don’t know if it works with windows VSTs using wine, or only linux native. It was a while ago when I tried zrythm out, and I was mostly using LV2 plugins with it.

Everything you say is true, but that “trickle down” you mention really is a trickle. Most of the yoububers I watch have patreon pages, or advertisers who they mention during the video, or a merch store, or their own creator-owned video site they’re hawking. Youtube itself doesn’t pay that much, but offers access to such a huge audience, that it’s worth it anyway. There’s no reason they couldn’t do all of that on Peertube (I don’t think), but why would they, if there’s no audience there.

I think they mean that a shave involves razors, not just clippers.

Using ask as a noun or gift as a verb.