/ul “/j” is the default here

I’m testing my new invention called shorts.

Windows Torvalds.

“This video was sabotaged by FedEx. This product I’m reviewing was ordered twice. The first time, it was damaged by the delivery driver.”

Jail Pro.

ol

The devs often ask for monetary donations.

A similar thing that might be possible is to create a shirt that shows something that exploits a vulnerability in software. Some hardware can be bricked by software (this used to be the case for MacBook batteries).

That’s bootleg Christianity.

“Wayland” instead of “Disneyland”.

Something that’s cool and has any kind of correlation.

…is in fact teal, or as…

That might be Father David Michael Moses.

Daniel Suelo for CEO of YouTube!

Look for events in church bulletin

I’ve seen chipping on two black plastic Hydro Flask wide mouth lids, and it looks unsafe.

The last time I drank out of a reusable bottle, I felt a string-like thing on my tongue, and when I grabbed it out, it was black, and way too thick to be hair. I don’t know for sure where it came from, and I’m only 80% sure it’s a problem with the bottle or lid.

The metal version of the Hydro Flask wide mouth lid has a 1-star review about “yummy metal shavings”.

When in comes to my own posts and comments, my trust in vague negative reactions is long gone.

Some things that made me more suspicious of Lemmy users:

• Most criticism of one thing was vague and often mentioned my mental health. And the only non-vague comment was targeted at the involved Catholic beliefs/values and my unusual sense of humor.
• I banned someone for 1 day for saying “So, am I right in assuming that OP has untreated schizophrenia? Wtf is this word vomit?” and someone described this as “banned a guy because he said you write poorly” which is a very weird interpretation. I obviously would not have gived a ban if the comment just said “you write poorly”.

For me, taking online feedback less seriously was a big part of growing up.

Downvoting bad typos is so weird.

A new set of knives can include things like glue.