Thank you for the explanation. I initially didn’t understand that what was being disscussed was the moon’s brightness, as the original Facebook post didn’t mention it explicitly.

I think I’m not smart enough to understand this

Once you select a video and click “Download”, after a few moments, a pop-up like the one in the picture below should appear. You just need to select “Audio” and then “OK”.

If you want, before you press “OK”, you can click the drop-down menu located in the pop-up to choose a different file format or a different bitrate (the higher the bitrate of a file is, the better it will sound).

Happy to help if you have any more questions :)

dw we inform you via memes :)

(/s unfortunately)

Official response of the Discourse moderators: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/on-discourse-rules-about-politics/66986

The mods say that the mistake was in the misinterpretation of “queer” as a slur (because it used to be a slur), but they also mention that they privately discussed with the new user to convince them to remove a trans flag from the profile… and the mods didn’t really explain in the response why this happened…?

As always, read the response to make your own judgement.

I recognize “Clean Code” in there. Isn’t that the programming best practices book that seriously recommends programmers to have a hard limit of three-four sentences per function, or something like that?

This is such a stupid joke, yet I like it

OP, this was three months ago

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Now I need one of those videos where they explain the iceberg image

“You see, your kids died, but at least it was only your kids, and not anyone else. They probably would have died from the shooting anyways lmao”

God no, that wasn’t safe for kids…

What motivated the choice of Clippy as a symbol? Meme value?

imo fmhy(dot)net is way better for finding resources

The first link should look like ⚧️.fm. The second ome should look like マリウス.com.

I’ve seen https://マリウス.com/ before

Linus did a follow-up: https://⚧.fm/notes/abh00crrs1gcja8q

Don’t worry, it’s probably fine, as long as you have a good grasp of the new feature. Right?

Shouldn’t you write tests for your code before using the new language features though?

Why is .tree’s position relative?