Parienve @Parienve@qoto.org

@collappsar If some of "The Juice" are alcoholic and a little salty, maybe they can be called "Margaritas."

@collappsar "The Juicers" is more accurate. The Juicers squeeze Juice from the Juiced.

@trinsec

Some of us do follow it, when we're not being held hostage by form fill-in fields or antiquated style guides. Sometimes I'll compromise by using the European format with the month in letters, but otherwise I strongly prefer ISO 8601.

@mk @freemo @hans_w

@worldsendless Yes, it is at least one of those. What colors are you using in Emacs?

@Deiru
I wouldn't be all that surprised. After all, ~25% of devs use it as their primary OS.

@Salaru @Kelly_NAproducR @adam

The Australian mandate not leaving any room for religious exemptions just goes too far.

@rysiek@mastodon.technology That's a funny way of spelling "PHP".

@Zest
This is about
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)
not
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(video_game)

The confusion is understandable, though, since we live in the timeline where Microsoft buys Mojang.

@gooseThief@tech.lgbt Names should support mixed case, too. Heck, maybe just allow all printable Unicode.

Someday, Ꮔ🥏マ N'Namdï-DiMartino could order a package, and the shipping label would be correct.

...oh, who am I kidding? They'd *still* mess up on the hyphen.

@axtlos "adding ~4 letters to anything"? Whatasdf does thatkjh even meanqazwx? (Am I doing it right‽)

@hntooter This talk of percentiles reminds me of one of my favorite measures of central tendency:

Trimean = (Q₁ + 2Q₂ + Q₃) / 4

It's a compromise: more sensitive to skewness than the median, but much less sensitive to outliers than the mean.