RIP to one of our four chickens, Fremont, a black Jersey Giant, who passed away some time in the last 24 hours and whom I found this afternoon lying motionless under a pile of pine shavings after the other three hens came out to harass me for daring to give them snacks.
You were a good hen, and we have no idea why you died, and we're hoping it was precisely the randomness everyone told me chicken death incorporated rather than something that threatens the other three who don't seem to care.
PhoneBox, a free MIT-licensed tool, turns an old Android phone into a desk panel and shortcut deck for Windows, Linux and macOS over USB or paired Wi-Fi
@mcc I see. By default, no .NET 5+ version is pre-installed on any OS.
I know there is a setting to include any necessary .NET files in the deployment so you don't need to figure out which is installed (because you will ship the framework with your product), but I forgot what the settings name was.
@alxhu Well what I would have said if I wasn't being a little vague above was "we have installed dotnet 10.0.403, and configured 'net8.0' in our csproj". And dotnet publish will worry about deployment for us.
Ben Lubar (any pronouns)
boosted
elves keep coming out of this hole
absolutely in love with the fact that I can whistle the songs to play the ocarina in the oot remake. completely and utterly charming control method
(and the important part that makes it so good is that it works every time lol)
@alxhu Thanks.
However, we're running "net8.0", which isn't in either of these tables.
I *THINK* I'm going to conclude that with ".NET Core 8", Microsoft dropped the "Core" and named it only ".NET 8", and therefore "net8.0" > ".NET Core 3.0"
@mcc I see. By default, no .NET 5+ version is pre-installed on any OS.
I know there is a setting to include any necessary .NET files in the deployment so you don't need to figure out which is installed (because you will ship the framework with your product), but I forgot what the settings name was.
(Think instead of a collar, will make it a hoodie... the only problem with that, is I suspect people may think they are being invaded by Cybermen.)
2 media files
@ai6yr I mean if drivers thought you were a cyberman then they might actually pay attention and avoid you!
skeletons are like clowns, you can fit 30 or 40 easy in a small car
Posted in
Fediverse
@fediverse@lemmy.world @fediverse@lemmy.zip
[Meta] Is this the correct way for users on other ActivityPub platforms to communicate with Lemmy users?
Is there a standard way to mention users on other ActivityPub users? I'm unsure if the accounts not showing up here (fedia.social) are due to a lack of federation or due to architecture differences.
@magitian @fediverse @fediverse I'm interested too
skeletons are like clowns, you can fit 30 or 40 easy in a small car
@Z oh yeah skeletons are mostly air
Posted in
Fediverse
CobraCommander
liked this activity
Auto ban sounds terrifying and definitely won’t be abused
I watched 8 Mile for the first time tonight. It’s not what I expected. Though I’m not sure what exactly I expected. It was fine.
@user47 It wasn't what I expected either, just watched it a few months ago myself.
saprophyte
boosted
Sixpence none the thiccer, I'd say
Josh Marshall makes a compelling argument here that the much-discussed workaround to make the Electoral College irrelevant is a very bad idea.
@dangillmor part of the strategic risks mentioned there stems from the premise that there can only be two parties. If those "blue states" would upgrade their elections to STAR or Approval+runoff and more multi-member districts within the state/county/city seats, we would start to see reduced polarization and better coalition organizing at the federal level much sooner than any constitutional change could come from the two captive parties.
@USelaine LOL good luck with that
