lime!

you won’t get that from a balcony panel, that’s for sure.

honestly, off-grid solar systems meant to drive a house are a pain. you need something to provide a steady sine wave from the DC of the solar and batteries, and usually the best way to do that is the grid. if you want to be off-grid only some times, you need even more equipment to be able to properly synchronise when connecting.

that’s so dangerous…

neat

…lemmy has profiles and dms? didn’t actually know that.

reddit grew those after a huge influx of users demanded them, and i’ve still never understood why.

you seem to be under the impression that lemmy wants to be big. i can’t speak for the creators, but the vibe among users (except on .world) seems to be that not growing is preferable. changing the social media landscape? why? let people use what they want. why would there need to be an endgame?

like slashdot, digg, and reddit, lemmy is a link aggregator. the community is not the point, it is an emergent feature.

yeah just using the same characters but “squished” doesn’t work since the serifs take up the character space. you need a font designed as proportional. slab serif just means that the serifs are squared rather than pointed like on Times.

i want serifs. I use Go Mono for monospaced text. i’ve yet to find a good proportional slab serif font to match though.

yeah but nobody in scotland would call bourbon whisky

with the rise of LSP, i feel that ides have become less necessary. get an editor that you like, add an LSP client if there’s not one built-in, then install the server for your language.

bourbon and water? eh

i didn’t talk much to the people at my last place but i’m going to make an effort now that i’ve moved. seems like a good safety net to have in case something happens.

back then? both codebases are fully modern. its more that sqlite uses a style that differs from the accepted norm quite a bit. that, and they don’t accept contributions.

fossil is made by the sqlite devs, for development of sqlite. this is not some amateur operation.

also, it’s by the sqlite people, so expect the code to be… odd.