I used Joplin everyday for half a year but switched to Obsidian after that. They both essentially do the same, but I found the latter to be more adaptable to my needs and paradoxically easier to modify.

Don’t get me wrong, the open source one in still great. Served me well while I was using it.

Oh I have my own independent sources

No, no. He travels on war ships I am told.

Those little glimpses of memory. It’s even worse than remembering the dream when I wake up, because in the latter scenario, I at least know for sure it’s a dream. Sometimes, for the little glimpses of memory, I don’t know if they are from the reality or from a dream. They do get very vivid occasionally.

Why would you pour yourself tea and then not drink it?

Which group do programmer socks put me in?

Ordering in bulk because they’ll “come in useful one day”

Thank you for this community. Back when I first joined Lemmy I missed niche communities. Today I found CunkPosting and I feel complete.

That! Sometimes the static subtitles are way too long and take away from the fun of watching the movie. It’s an art to find the balance between constantly changing and too static.

It may be small, but it can give a jolt.

The wavey font got me!

Have you ever tried Linux on photosynthesis?

CorsixTH has been around for ages, but nice seeing it still get some love.

If people small-talk in sign language, would it be called small-talk?

Your remark about “spoken words” made be think about this and I find it curious, since “small-talk” has become something of a fixed expression.

While words related to vocal conversations do appear in other phrases like “being left speechless” for example, I imagine “small-talk” to be more of a thing on its own in today’s usage.

I’m not arguing for either determinism or non-deterministism here, but let me ask you this:

If every action has a cause, and every action has a subsequent reaction, and all these chains of events follow predictable rules, what is the factor of “randomness” that allows for free will to exist?

Genuinely curious to hear your opinion seeing your stance on this is very strong.

Definitely not true in residential areas of Germany.

European here. Our self-checkouts make no sounds and don’t have any of that unexpected item bs. The experience is great. If your experience is like what I’ve read here, I begin to understand why it’s disliked.

That’s the problem. You paid only once. The companies want you to pay indefinitely. And if they control your OS, well, they can shove ads or broatware into your face all they wish gaining more revenue.

Bold of you to assume they read the book.

Not enough carrots.