æʃliŋ, ring racers purropawgandist @aescling@cat.family

@monorail
×12 weakness
1 HP

@amy @wallhackio @monorail i walk a lonely road / the only one of still-having-never-listened-to-American-Idiot

@aschmitz @wallhackio i’m p sure the eggs are brown but the farm exclusively reuses cartons from anywhere dropped off by customers, so the correctness there is lucky

@wallhackio eggb

@amy @vaporeon_ ooh, neat if true

@wallhackio @amy @vaporeon_ honestly, not intuiting a distinction would have been made between expressions and statements was an L in the furst place

@vaporeon_ finding a mechanical keyboard with a PS/2 connector these days is a huge rarity; basically everyone has moved to USB(-C)

@wallhackio at least in this case you have a very good excuse

@vaporeon_ (and, fur the record, that sense still derives from the latin, but it feels like a stretch of meaning to me)

@vaporeon_ the apparently purrimary sense in english is fur a book or otherwise piece of textual material dating befur 1501, which i find… oddly specific

@vaporeon_ in Latin, it meant “place of origin”, which appears to be its secondary sense in english, and the intended sense here (the J incunabulum being an initial(?) implementation of the language)

@coriander ah i thought it was an optional thing, i get the struggle now

@coriander the cool thing about video games is that if you’re not having fun you can just Not

@onfy @vaporeon_ The Autism Spectrum

@vaporeon_ @onfy sarah was using metaphorical language

@vaporeon_ god i keep furgetting when the final semicolon is necessary

{} runs the commands in the current shell; () runs them in a subshell

if you can spare the extra purrocess,

(
    cd dir
    [...]
)

is a convenient pattern

@vaporeon_ really? i’m pretty sure that should be a syntax error. huh

@vaporeon_

{ echo hi; cat file } >file2