

I have never had a Bible come with the hotel room (albeit I’ve only been to like two or three hotels). Where is this a common thing?
what are you doing in my lemmy profile


I have never had a Bible come with the hotel room (albeit I’ve only been to like two or three hotels). Where is this a common thing?
…Meta AI? Why would someone even AI generate an image of text?
that’s pretty disrespectful to say, you should be glad they can’t see it.
F because i live there
and food here is pretty good
rnilcly infuriating


Librewolf, with the Cascade CSS theme. I used to use Zen Browser but honestly I don’t really like vertical tabs that much.


block ads, maybe allow blocking annoying cookie banners and maybe allow good keyboard navigation.
those are/could be browsing extensions. i don’t see why the browser should integrate ad blocking when it could just be an extension (that could be installed by default, like how librewolf has ublock origin installed by default).


I am also from Brazil and that’s why I was a bit perplexed. To me, simply counting votes directly instead of counting districts makes more sense.


why not count each person instead to avoid the issue entirely


Here, pre-sliced bread (sold on store shelves) comes in plastic bags, normal bread (sold in bakeries and in-store bakeries) comes in paper bags


Never even seen a bread clip, I just use the twisty thing that comes with the bread.


semantic navigation (jump around the AST directly with simple keybindings).
just searched up abstract syntax tree in helix, and i learned about syntax aware motions. how had i never heard of them before? they look very useful! thanks for mentioning that


far-right: i just hate latinas, sonic


I can usually sleep at night, but if I didn’t use my phone I would probably draw or play the keyboard (with headphones connected) for a while, then I would stop and try to sleep again.
Same, although I write in cursive so I don’t usually do this


1 or 2 in winter; 2, 3 or 17 in summer

Why is your comment misaligned
Edit: got it! after checking the HTML, Lemmy interpreted your comment as a list, because of the number followed by a dot.
Oh, now that you mentioned it yeah it makes sense that it’s common in the rural US.