Specifically: tabs, dark mode, and retention of unsaved documents. They’re apps for very different purposes, but Notepad has had some nice little updates over recent years.

Born in Missouri and lives in New York! I think the article was just hammered out very quickly without much proofreading.

We’ve been in this world of upside where a lone wolf is on a wilding spree through the federal government, clear not operating at anyone’s direction but his own. And yet the President is at least okaying it all after the fact. And thus our system can’t really makes sense of what’s happening. Yes, it’s almost all illegal even or in a sense especially if the President is authorizing it. And…

I feel like I’m having a stroke.

Almost. They both share the same Proto-Indo-European root, which is reconstructed as *wi-ro.

Germanic, Italic, Celtic, and even Indo-Iranian languages all have commonality in PIE.

This is a fun one. It comes through Persian and Arabic from the Sanskrit “naranga-s” - which describes the tree. But despite the Dutch adoption of the color, the place name “Orange” in titles like William of Orange is from the Latin name “Arausio”, which probably has Celtic origin.

Harper agrees with your etymology but has a more mundane (and in my view, more likely) explanation of why “three ways” came to mean “something simple or ordinary”:

literally “of or belonging to the crossroads,” […] The sense connection is “public,” hence “common, commonplace.”

https://www.etymonline.com/word/trivial

Happy to see etymology discussion. I used to run r/etymology, suspended it during the API debacle as part of the blackout, and got replaced by Reddit and banned by the new mod.

The “were” in “werewolf” also gives us “world” (originally referring to humanity, as in “the epoch of mankind”) and also came through Latin, giving us, among other things, “virtue” (as in, the measure of a man, I think), and “virile”.

You misread my comment.

I once took the wrong gorge up Tryfan, and it taught me to be much more careful about and prepared for scrambling. If we’d not turned back when it got hairy and found a safer way, I’m positive our group would have been in dire straits.

The area is incredibly beautiful, even with reduced visibility.

Any time closed source code gets made public, I’m immediately looking for the funny comments.

Editing in a few more:

I agree with all of this. But “not allies” and “in bed with fascists” are markedly different accusations. I still don’t see it as helpful to paint Democratic representatives as being welcoming of fascism – once you step into the rhetorical window of “they didn’t do enough to halt fascism, so they’re basically fascists too”, you lose the ability to call out actual fascism.

The Democrats are a moderate right-wing party

Indeed, I said that already.

done more to keep actual left-wingers out of power

“The two-party system is driven by self-interest and inherently protects capitalism” is substantially more nuanced and accurate than “Democrats want fascism”. The latter is still unhelpful and, in the main, untrue.

Calling everyone right of you a fascist dissolves the unity of the left and erases the meaning of “fascist”. Neoliberalism is inherently right-wing and the Democrats have done plenty that deserves criticism, but America has, in the main, become more progressive and egalitarian over the past few decades under Democrat law-making. “Democrats welcome fascism” is an ignorant insinuation and you know it.

I guess when they’re called “penitentiaries”, the clue’s in the name - high security prisons have never pretended to be about rehabilitation.

There’s some discontent around Sync at the moment because of apparent infrequent developer updates that mean it hasn’t kept pace with changes to Lemmy. There’s nothing wrong with financially supporting developers - quite the opposite - and app development isn’t a cakewalk, but it’s worth doing a search to get users’ opinions before spending the money in this instance.

So am I!

Nothing to do with the browser, FYI, just the markdown interpreter - regardless of whether your client is a web app or otherwise.

As you say, two spaces before a carriage return indicates a line break in most flavors of markdown. Two carriage returns indicates a paragraph break.

I was able to find and report the same item in the Shop app, within the “YZY” store.

Took a screenshot. Not happy about uploading a picture of a swastika, but wanted to capture it in case he backtracks.

::: spoiler :::

I like your comment for the most part, but:

obviously comes from a mishearing by someone who didn’t read books

This is assumptive and prescriptive. The link I sent demonstrates that it’s been used extensively and for a long time by people who not only read books, but write books. I’m on board that “set foot” is the better phrase and likely to be the earlier one, but trying to dictate which is correct is - respectfully - a fool’s errand.