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I like the titanosaurs in general - they look at the same time majestic and goofy. Like Patagotitan mayorum:
and Udelartitan celeste:
As far as I know the P. mayorum was the biggest land animal to ever exist, as it could reach up to 30-something metres. The U. celeste is smaller, "only" 16m long.
Fun fact: the trees in the artistic rendition of the U. celeste are likely close relatives to this one from my banner.
The site works fine for me, but the same software is available from Github if desired.
Note I'm recommending anime streaming software (instead of an Anitaku-like site) because it's a bit less likely to be taken down.
As Kolanaki said, copyright holders killed it.
If you're looking for alternatives give Hayase (formerly Miru) a try.
I agree with 90% of what you said, so I'll focus only on the disagreement.
What you are proposing (to message OP to clarify what they meant) is the rational thing to do. Not what the mod did - they basically assumed why OP said it, assumptions are not rational.
PTB.
Sometimes, people express themselves poorly. And sometimes they hit some association they weren't aware of. That's clearly your case here; you were calling ChatGPT "she" instead of "it", this screams "L2+" from a distance, and a quick glance at your profile shows you're from Sweden.
So why the bloody hell is the mod in question assuming racism, due to some association native English speakers in USA do???
In that situation, they should've clarified that the association is seen as racist by some people. And then watch closely how you answered it; if you said something "ops, I wasn't aware of that, my bad", you're probably not a racist.
(The association between minority groups in USA and "their women is masculine" was new for me too - I'm not from USA either. Thanks ratboy@hexbear for explaining it.)
It's mostly babble from OpenAI to justify continuous development, while misleading people through the usage of malicious metaphors.
The "graveyard run" is simply because googlebux run dry.
I don't think they replaced the sun-dried raisins with honey, otherwise the honey taste would be a bit too strong, too obvious. Instead my guess is that they used it as an additive in the final product, if the resulting passum was too dry. Because:
*you can do this at home with some grape juice. Even the unfermented version is delicious, it becomes syrupy (andgreat on vanilla ice cream).
Got it - thanks for the info.
X11: even regardless of whatever non-Linux takes the forker holds, forking X11 seems to be such a bad idea. The X11→Wayland migration is being painful, and now we see the light at the end of the tunnel might as well improve Wayland instead. Cue to the next piece of news (Ubuntu and Manjaro ditching X11).
I wonder if Denmark ditching Microsoft is directly related to Schleswig-Holstein doing it. Specially given they're neighbours.
Google ditching Android: may I be honest? I think smartphones are wrong the grounds up. They should be more like miniature PCs; in this case, meaning "if you're able to run an OS in a PC, you should be able to run it in a phone, and vice versa". But of course hardware vendors give no fucks, right? PC-isation of smartphones means people replacing parts too, and noooo, you can't have people not ditching their whole phone after few years!
Based on
SVG source for anyone willing to give it a try. Made with Inkscape. The emojis were added as images because Inkscape.
Aue, patrue placentae! (Oi, tio do pavê!)
I'm sharing this pic because it might be useful, to advertise Lemmy in Reddit meme communities and the likes. It isn't supposed to be a full info dump, just to spread the word that Lemmy exists and give people some room to ask questions about it.
The copypasta is from @[email protected]. The meme is from @[email protected].
Here's the source SVG file in case anyone wants to edit it.
EDIT - @[email protected] had a great take on this idea, I need to share it here:
In case anyone wonders about the star:
| what you type | what you get |
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| = | ☆ |
| * | 💢 |
| $ | ⌾ |
| < | ♡ |
| > | ▷ |
| @ | ◁ |
1.6 introduced two amazing features to make mad money from fishing.
Pic related - it's the first Summer, I didn't ship all the fish (I couldn't smoke all of them in time), and I'm making 20kg/day, even being bad at fishing.
The bait maker is unlocked by Fishing Lv6. It requires 3 iron bars, 3 coral, 1 sea urchin. You put a fish there, and get 5~10 pieces of bait targetting that fish.
But why would you waste fish to get more fish, instead of using bug meat for the bait? Because you can target the most lucrative fish - like I did with sturgeon there, if I used normal bait I'd be getting carps instead.
Then there's the fish smoker. The recipe is from Willy's and it costs 10kg. You need 10 hardwood, 1 river jelly, 1 sea jelly, 1 cave jelly.
The river and sea jellies are not a big deal to get. The hardwood will likely require luck in the mines or an upgraded axe. Cave jelly is a pain, you need to fish in the mines for a while. (Ideally at Lv100, but Lv20 does the trick.)
But oh wow. It's worth. It doubles the price of the fish, but it keeps quality. Check the iridium quality sturgeon, it's 1200g! Lucrative fish tend to be unruly, but if you fish at good spots you can reliably get gold quality fish; 1.5 from gold quality * 1.5 from angler profession * 2.0 from smoking = 4.5 times the original price.
It does require coal but once you got the cash rolling you can buy it from Clint, that's what I'm doing.
That's probably the best way to sing it. Sure, you have some great versions like Giorgio Gaber's, but nothing beats a bunch of common people doing it.