Of course! Where else would someone keep their poop knife?
JustinFTL
joined 2 years ago
At Reddit I can save a thread, at Mastodon I can bookmark a post or comment. How do I save a Kbin (or other) 'article', comment, etc?
@maegul here's a link for kbin users.
And I think this is the global link format:: @JeriLRyan but does that alert her? I'm still so new to all of this.
@sweaty_jack dude your foreskin and body hair and shape are all perfect. I wanna sniff/lick your pits and ass and drink your loads :-)
@followthewhiterabbit I'm not sure if it's out of your price range, but the whole Arkham Collection (all 3 games) is on sale for $9 right now. It's definitely worth the extra $4 to get two more games. And they're all great for different reasons in my opinion.
@kaupas24 I've found that the magazine search function in kbin works really well. It pulls up top kbin magazines by default. They seem to be sorted by user count. But if you type, say, 'technology', it will show all magazines/communities from kbin and Lemmy that are technology oriented. You can also type '@beehaw.org' to view all communities on the Beehaw instance.
@odama626 when my brain goes in auto-mode, mine ends up like:
`// opens dialog window
openDialogWindow(){
// set dialog config
const config = new DialogWindowConfig({...});
// open window
dialogWindow.Open(config);
}`
@QuietStorm not sure if you're into FPS games, but I've sunken obscene amounts of time into Call of Duty Mobile and haven't paid a dime. It's free to play, but they advertise micro transactions to you, which are easily ignored. And I've played it no problem on a $50 Moto e6.
@TauZero you would use a join so that one call would fetch all comment rows for that post:
`SELECT p.post_id, p.title, p.description, c.text
FROM posts p JOIN comments c ON p.post_id = c.post_id
WHERE p.post_id = 79`
This would return a list of all comments for post 79, along with the post id, title, and description also in every row. This isn't a perfect example of optimized SQL, and I have no idea if these are the correct table and field names, as I didn't look them up. But it's a simple example of joins.
@runningfromreddit I think this functionality may be missing right now. I've been boosting everything that I find save-worthy. I can see everything I've boosted from my profile.