Egregoros

you've heard of the PLUS NIGGER license modifier but have you heard about the MINUS NIGGER license modifier? instead of including just nigger in your files and derivatives, you must include the roundhouse kick niggers copypasta in your files and derivatives

#nigger #rape #finance

@WandererUber its definitely a different vibe from the witness but i enjoyed it.. that said it tickled a different kind if tism imo

@WandererUber yeah its looking nice. speaking of which, have you already played braid?

@WandererUber fair enough. id rather not be spoiled more. a small spoiler is enough for me to add the game back to the backlog

@WandererUber thanks for the tip. i figured i left some minor stuff incomplete but the obelisks sound less minor than i imagined. the perils of playing a game blind and not discussing it with other players

@WandererUber ...i think i completely missed the obelisks lmao. so much for me spoiling it, looks i gotta revisit the game

@WandererUber i cant see what your replying to, how many lasers have you done so far? also I dont want spoil anything, so im refraining from commenting much

@RustyCrab a good jellyfin client for linux, though im not sure if it counts because i am currently making one (read: havent worked on it for months)

@Suiseiseki @RustyCrab personal preference. i like visually exploring my library, plus its nicer to use if i have a pc connected to a tv. regardless the player im making uses libmpv under the hood anyways it would be the best of both worlds

@dissidentsoaps

@hj @kirby yeah, i suppose that would obviate the need for a bespoke filter like this

have you or a loved one been diagnosed with mesothelioma?

@hj @kirby that would be sweet, thanks much!

@hj @kirby while I have your attention, is there a better way to drop quote poasts entirely short of a (case-sensitive) regex pattern like this:

\b(RT|RE|QT): http[s]*://

there are some edge cases I have seen like where urls dont have http[s]:// at the start but this seems to get 90% of the way there. To the best of my knowledge there is no direct toggle in the settings for it.

anyone know what regex dialect pleroma-fe uses for filtering? the docs dont mention it.

@hj @kirby thanks that makes a lot of sense in hindsight but i like to pretend js doesnt exist so i ignored that as an option without realizing it. does that mean i have to use the slashes too or just the pattern inside the slashes? and if so, does that mean I can add regex flags too?

@hj @kirby ah, I was trying to make it case-sensitive to avoid some false positives when trying to make a quote poast filter. really that is the only flag I care about..

@WandererUber yeah its hidden tutor syntax like you guessed. if you wanna see the secret sauce type :Tutor tutor and go to the codeblocks section (specifically the part on inline elements)

@WandererUber also you dont need to go trhough all of tutor to understand the first three videos i linked, just enough for basic navigation. the third video is the main one to watch, the other two are icing on the cake

@WandererUber as an aside if you have vim questions feel free to tag me, i love proselytizing vim