I think you have a typo in the image link you posted on reddit explaining the fediverse. The one you posted in your comment above works, but not the reddit comment. I think you have an extra \ after the Hoc5dXU on the reddit link. Awesome explanation image, though. Did you make it?
Are you trying to tell me that’s not a trash can?
And if we can’t trust Weird AL for advice, then who can we trust?
I recommend eating a lot of cheese and absolutely NO fiber. Not sure if it will make you sweat less, but I’m pretty sure if I ate only cheese for 3 days, it wouldn’t be too hard to wait till the end of it to poop. In fact, I may need some help at that point… maybe you should eat some fiber like a couple hours before you do plan on trying to poop, and also drink lots of water at that point, too. I personally find cheese very “helpful” in getting myself constipated, and fiber + water to be a great way to smoothen the pooping process.
Was trying to show one of my students some code on Stack Overflow a little while back to help them figure something out, and they caught hung up looking over the code in the question, and I was like “No, don’t look at the code from the question! It’s wrong, that’s why they’re asking about it! Just look at the top answer!”
I do like Lemons better than Lemmings. This is the way.
Where does this fit in on the spectrum?
crossing my fingers
It seems like I’m unable to post here. Is it because I’m from Lemmy.world? Did one instance somehow block the other in terms of posting or something?
Also, my comment somehow got teleported to the most recent post the first time I tried to comment on here. Definitely some weird things happening.
The trailer gave me Paper Mario sort of vibes. Is that somewhat accurate based on other details people might know about the game?
As a teacher, I can confirm this. I always move the cursor out of the way, though. I don’t get why other teachers don’t do the same and how so many of them are so tech illiterate. Although I’m more amazed at the tech illiteracy of the students who use their phones 24/7.