Not really. I used to take a bus every day to get to the metro station for a distance of only 1.5 km (0.93 mi). But to be fair it’s because I was always on a tight schedule.

I like Zen for its different interface. I like having a built-in vertical tab bar. It’s not as focused on privacy and security as Librewolf is, though.

geese are fren

Yes, like the Vietnamese name “Nguyen”, but not like “wininks”. The best I could describe it is as a hybrid between “ninks” and “ginks”. Pronounce the first consonant with the back of your tongue while keeping the image of pronouncing an “n” sound in your head.

For anyone who wants it in text:

らロひレ
ロチ てロチチモモ

I like to pronounce it as nginks like fucking inks. Yes, with a ng sound in the beginning.

Sorry if this is off-topic, but I can’t be the only one who read the title as “pegging canada,” right?

aww it’s not available in my region

They look great! Now I want even more strawberries…

This is what the ¥862 strawberries look like.

2000 yen for strawberries? How much strawberry is that? I got a handful of strawberries for ¥862 today.

Yes, the rice is expensive.

I have no idea why you’re being downvoted. Perhaps it’s coming off as a bit rude to some?

I also managed to did that once, but after a while (20 seconds or so) the color started to fade and we had to add more, and overshooting miserably

your kid has reminded me to work more on my website. help me say thanks to him! really looking forward to further developments on the site.

your kid is super coooool

True. It doesn’t even install on Android 14.

Fcitx5 is the best for Chinese. Honestly very impressed that there is a open-source keyboard this good for Chinese. Only thing missing is fat finger error correction (like autocorrect but it works on the preedit text instead of text already output)

Fcitx5 for Chinese, and Flickboard for English. Honestly sad that there isn’t a decent open-source keyboard for Japanese though.

No, I don’t think Lemmy supports following users.

I don’t want to sound like I’m on Discord’s side (I dislike nitro too), but that’s honestly just how a lot of paid add-on features on free apps work. They take away some functionality from the free one to incentivize people to pay.