Then go complain somewhere else, you asked for an explanation of how it works.
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Professional developer and amateur gardener located near Atlanta, GA in the USA.
Then go complain somewhere else, you asked for an explanation of how it works.
It’s because it’s JSON-LD.
I don’t understand the comment. It’s like calling the fact that firstName
is in the JSON {"firstName": "Bob"}
“over engineered bullshit” when they should’ve made some application specific protocol instead of using JSON. ActivityStreams and ActivityPub are built on top of JSON-LD to utilize existing libraries to represent linked data (that’s what the LD is). To specify what schemas are used there is a “context” field. There are other schemas as well. Take a look at https://schema.org/ to see them.
If it feels over engineered it’s because it’s meant to be able to represent a wide variety of types of social media and typical interactions with them. I seriously doubt Mastodon (micro blogging) and Lemmy (link aggregation forum) would be able to interact easily if they weren’t “over engineered”.
I’m comparing telling people who know my name my address which is technically “publicly available” to telling people who know my Lemmy username my other usernames which are technically publicly available. It’s a shitty thing to do.
I am not comparing giving people someone’s address who only knows my Lemmy username (but that would still be shitty, just not related to anything being discussed).
I have no white castles near me. In Georgia we have Kystral.
Because it is JSON-LD and that’s how JSON-LD works. It’s an extensible format. Similar to XML namespaces.
It helps when you understand that you only ever directly interact with your instance.
My county has my name publicly attached to my address, but it doesn’t mean I want people to tell folks (who knows my name) my address!
Yes. I am not a musical fan, though there are some I like. It was really good. The only song I found particularly difficult at all was the opening song because I couldn’t understand what Ariana Grande’s character was saying as she sang. Other than that I could follow everything though.
To me “review bomb” implies giving a rating based on external or irrelevant factors. Giving a game a bad review because it doesn’t run correctly on your computer is perfectly valid and helpful to other users.
No, “fuck” is a general exclamation. I can’t think of other examples, but it’s closer to yelling “oh my god” during a church service or something. Parkour is not a general exclamation people use. Fuck is. Like if something happens you might yell “fuck” even if it’s not sexual.
Another example is yelling “damn” at a “dam”, but that’s not really a good example because it’s more of a pun.
What do you mean by “mutual accusations”?
OG captcha: What’s this word?
Feed that I told ML to get OCR.
Now AI can’t count letters.
Vanilla is my favorite flavor and I get so angry when people make fun of it as boring.
Theoretically Straight was the last book I read. I’m reading the sequel Theoretically Perfect.
This ain’t my dad! This is a cell phone!
American here.
I think it’s just “git gud” and I don’t mean that condescendingly. I’d consider this a rogue like because of the (relatively) short runs. I don’t think anyone expects you to be able to heat every run of a rogue like. Sometimes you just get bad luck. You can mitigate it with skill, yeah, but sometimes the cards just literally aren’t in your favor. I wouldn’t sweat it. Just enjoy the game and don’t worry about whether you “win” a run or not.