Also, it’s not just people that punch you back, things punch you back too.

Cool, glad u like it.

Mrs. Doubtfire or it’s not your fault

Ooof, good movie.

He’s probably just an attention-seeking weirdo who wants 15m of fame, there’s no shortage of them.

No probs! We have an issue to discuss more funding options, because it definitely is a problem. Only 2 full-time devs is not enough to handle this project and all its requests, and we need to grow our lemmy dev coop to keep up. Minimum I’d say we’d need 4 full-time devs in different areas just to keep up with issues.

I’m definitely open to adding those annoying wikipedia-style notifications inside lemmy-ui to hit a fundraising goal, because they do work. There are other possibilities too.

Big water lobby in this thread rn. /s

I have some issues I’m prioritizing, but you can either look at our github, or the milestones as to the upcoming features.

o7

No probs!

I don’t know that we’ll ever get to a 1.0 status, because feature development hasn’t slowed down, and doesn’t seem to be anytime soon. We’d need like 3 more devs to even not get behind.

Not sure, if ppl find other bugs we may need to do more 0.19 releases. 0.20 will have a lot of breaking changes.

Not that any US president could put an end to US imperialism, but there’s no chance that Biden read that book. He’s always been a staunch supporter of Israel.

You merge from them. If you’re working on a PR, they can always squash merge your commits if you have a lot of them. No history rewriting required.

Same, really love the idea of backing history with a proper database, and the immutability. git rebasing was a mistake.

Yay, glad someone uses it.

The “i just googled it” expert is gonna school us on Lenin everybody, strap in.

lemmy-ui’s default is to use the browser light/dark-mode setting. So you are likely looking at servers that have a custom theme without light/dark modes, or some hacked-on css.

Leptos for front end, actix or axum for back end.

Agree with most of the comments about jackson being the worst, but I’m surprised no one’s mentioned Eisenhower and Hoover, who would easily go in the top ten.