I think you’ll find that’s the recommended spec, not the minimum requirements.

My work laptop always complains that it can’t shut down the “Shutting down” app when it tries to shut down.

Yucata - online boardgames, take your turn when you can, no pressure.

Three: English, Welsh, German.

I used to be able to do French, Italian and Japanese, but I’ve managed to forget everything above about five.

Try !lemmyconnect@lemmy.ca

To be fair I’d not heard of Malbolge so whatever.

I would have put Perl as lawful evil, Brainfuck as Chaotic Evil and maybe ASM should have been Neutral Evil

I had a survey from my local (Tory) MP. On it were “on a scale of zero to ten, how important are these national issues to you?” Alongside obviously important stuff like the NHS, was “Immigration”. I rated it Zero.

The issue is more with embedded systems which have been hard coded to European DST.

Most sane software will use the OS timezone and not care about DST. Most sane embedded systems will have some config for DST. I bet there are lots of cranky unsupported things which are horribly broken though.

I believe this was the original EU plan. Scrap it, countries decide which timezone they want to stick with.

We get Maize Mazes in the UK 🙂

I used to enjoy a Twitter account which was mirrors for sale! Subscribed. (Glad you mentioned it actually, as I missed it when I scanned through the list)

Maybe Stract?

It’s open source and has its own search index.

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You’ve sold me on Autumn. I was going to go for Spring.

Winter is next (cosy days indoors, potentially snow, and when it is sunny it’s lovely because it’s still cold)

Summer bottom of the heap. Can’t be doing with the heat.

I’ve been using Bookwyrm since I learnt about it - not long after I joined Mastodon. Migrated my GoodReads history over. @chris@wyrms.de if you want to follow!

Yes, that’s the one.

The three I listen to on a regular basis:

• Adrift - stories of introverts and social awkwardness
• The Cryptid Factor - sometimes about cryptids
• Three Bean Salad - a random topic which they eventually might touch on and know nothing about

When it doesn’t just show ERROR (the last helpful error ever), I’m getting things like:

Made by European company: NO

Company: blah blah blah, United Kingdom

Last time I checked, the UK was part of Europe, despite desperately trying not to be.

There was a Lemmy search engine but I don’t think it is up any more.

Stract has a Fediverse “optic” but it doesn’t appear to be working.

Probably if you tell Google to search site:lemmy.world that is likely to be good enough.