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owenfromcanada

@ owenfromcanada @lemmy.ca

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  • The only Co-pilot I will accept at work

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  • I made it a keyboard!

  • Scientists could soon use giant fire tornadoes to clean up our oceans

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  • After all, why shouldn't I build the torment nexus?

  • Actions meet consequences

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  • Yeah, I think the somatic and verbal components were supposed to give away casters (making the sorcerer's Subtle Spell incredibly valuable socially), but it seems like a lot of DMs ignore or minimize it. But yeah, things like a simple persistent Detect Magic field, especially in critical areas, would make perfect sense. In a high magic setting, every vendor having a trinket that grants them Detect Magic continuously wouldn't be out of the question.

  • Actions meet consequences

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  • Listen man, just be happy they didn't bring anti-magic field grenades.

    For real though, even in settings that aren't high magic, it would be reasonable that law enforcement would have something to neutralize magic. You think you're the first spell-slinging murder hobo to come through here?

  • Cat

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  • CAT

  • I missed the Pedo/Nazi super funtime extravaganza last night because I was busy expressing my dog's anal glands. Cliff notes?

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  • Your experience was likely less miserable.

  • Why do people recommend cachyos as a beginner distro?

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  • As far as Arch-based distros go, CachyOS has a lot of helper tools included, and a lot of GUI programs. That's probably why people consider it beginner-friendly.

    I wouldn't really consider CachyOS as a beginner distro. It's probably the most accessible for anyone looking for something highly optimized, but there are plenty of others that are easier to set up and use.

    Been daily driving Cachy for a couple years now, and I love it. It's not for everyone, though.

  • Tips on dissecting vibe code

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  • Start by separating the files by namespace and class. Then, by method. Delete the first method, then the next, and so on. Then rewrite the code by hand as God intended.

  • Galinda and elphaba's names both start with the same letter as gratitude and envy. The opposing virtue and sin. And Elphie is "green with envy".

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  • Galinda and Elphaba's names both start with the same letter as gullible and enlightened. The opposing sin and virtue. And Elphie is green like a growing plant.

    And this actually relates to the story. More relevant than ever for those of us in countries with rising fascist movements.

  • Fratboy Bureau of Intoxication

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  • Fratboy Bureau of Intoxication

  • We're all smiles here.

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  • There is no depression in Ba Sing Se!

  • Canada’s largest AI data centre proposed in rural Alberta | The Narwhal

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  • Basing an enormous project on a new, highly volatile industry? I can't imagine any way this could go wrong...

  • can't have one without the other

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  • They were so close to getting it

  • In history we used to see fairies etc. But now we don't. Are we insane?

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  • In addition to the poor treatment of autistic and other neurodivergent folks, note that there was a huge uptick in a lot of fantasy folk tales right around the same time people started using gas lamps in their homes.

  • How do you pronounce daemon?

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  • I would pronounce it "DEEmon" but that gets some religious folks all freaked out, so I usually go with "DAYman".

  • Forget fireball. I cast:

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  • I cast "Conjure Awkward Spoon"

  • Please draw a new occult symbol (bonus: what does it signify)

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  • Signifies communal frivolity

  • do u wipe ur butt standing or sitting

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  • No

  • POV: You maintain a JS library that 80% of modern web infrastructure uses as a dependency.

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  • Simmer down, Satan

  • dailygames @lemmy.zip
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    enclose.horse

    enclose.horse
  • Dad Jokes @lemmy.world
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    It's tough for pilots to tell dad jokes

  • Parenting @lemmy.world
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    meme

    Me at the drive thru

  • Advent Of Code @programming.dev
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    2015 Day 19

    Help with an old one...

    adventofcode.com /2015/day/19
  • AnarchyChess @sopuli.xyz
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    I've got an opening for you

  • Gay: News, Memes and Discussion @lemmy.world
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    New term for a lonely top just dropped

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    Data hoarders and encryption enthusiasts are the digital equivalent of doomsday preppers

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    A hotdog should be the opposite of a cool cat, but it's not.

  • Unpopular Opinion @lemmy.world
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    Grid UI layouts are usually terrible

  • Patient Gamers @sh.itjust.works
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    Portal and Portal 2 are 80% off

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    If your name is Theodore, you could end every conversation with "thanks for coming to my Ted talk"

  • Gay: News, Memes and Discussion @lemmy.world
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    Gotta find one...

  • YouTube Classics @sh.itjust.works
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    Guy on a Buffalo

  • Wiseposting @sh.itjust.works
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    If your ball is too big for your mouth, it's not yours.

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
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    alias SimonSays="sudo"

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    One of the big dangers of getting romantically involved with AI is the cost

  • memes @lemmy.world
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    Here I go lamping again

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
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    Any controllers that have both joysticks in the "upwards" position?

  • Memes @lemmy.ml
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    Based on a recent text exchange with my wife

  • Dad Jokes @lemmy.world
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    On average, humans have more bones in their neck than giraffes