Obviously not this track alone, but I thought this picture was absolutely gorgeous. The rest of the tour was no less beautiful
Actually probably not. Not without major concessions. The pound will have to go which they will never accept unless they have absolutely no other choice
I'm willing to bet that Linux is irrelevant to Microsoft. It doesn't threaten them, Microsoft has it's core business elsewhere
So very similar to Germany then. Every language refers to the country by the name of the tribe that was closest to them when Germany wasn't a thing yet.
I think once you unlocked all the luxuries that the world has to offer, the temptation gets the better of you eventually. I don't condone it, but I also can't say I wouldn't live a bit more wasteful if I had all the money in the world
In SE you either make rich people richer or get paid nothing, there is no inbetween
Yeah bikepacking for holidays and hiking bivying cycling stuff like that regularly. Just makes life worth living
Für Leute die gerne radfahren ist das auch kein Argument. Ich bin lieber zuhause und starte dann meine Radrunde in die Natur statt durch Innenstadtverkehr
Or buy two more private jets and always have two fly randomly across the country while noone knows which one you're using
Checkmate
Done that for free
The US definitely do not have a great democracy, if you can even call it that
Sometimes an API request returns {"comments":[]} and {"posts":[]} respectively, for a post and community, where posts and comments show up on the web frontend. Is that happening to any of you too? How do I handle it?
Edit: did some more testing, it's most definitely a federation issue. If I query the instance that the post was made on for the comments, everything works fine. If I query my home instance, the result comes back empty.
Edit 2: As always, just after publicly showcasing my lack of programming abilities, I discover it's been me the entire time. Make sure to await promises and to fetch posts from the correct instance, guys.
As a fun project, I started developing an Android app for myself a few weeks ago, because I already missed Boost for Reddit, even though it's still usable. So I took Boost as an inspiration and started working. It's come quite far and I have decided to publish it on Google Play, in case others feel the same way. It's still lacking some features, most notably the ability to see when someone sent you a message or replied to your comments, as well as the ability to create posts, but for casual lurking it's already quite nice I think. It will hit Play Store in a fews days.
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