Licensed amateur radio operator here in the US. Meshtastic does not require an amateur radio license.

Is that a banana on your face or are you just excited to see me?

Oops. 🍌 Gonna hide my type behind this.

Use a surgical mask instead of a banana. It feels less aggressive.

At this point I don’t view myself as a Reddit refugee and just consider myself a Lemmy user.

A lot of us are here following the API changes which is totally tangential to that.

Okay? But why? StackOverflow’s moderation is inadequate as well.

alias rm='rm -i': Am I a joke to you?

rm -fr /

rm -i: Am I a joke to you?

Don’t forget that they used to add referral parameters to links you clicked so they got a kickback from you clicking things from anywhere even if they didn’t make that link for you.

Shampoo cleans your scalp moreso than your hair. Conditioner makes your hair nicer moreso than your scalp. Both of them have unique needs because they’re on your hair rather than just your skin, which is where you use soap.

• Games should have some way to take notes in game.
• External wikis are great and I love them, but they aren’t an excuse for not explaining how your game works within your game. There needs to be good in game guides.
• All games need some way to save and quit. Looking at you, rogue likes. People have lives. That’s more important than protecting some weird form of honor by making the excuse that it’s to prevent save scumming.

Like Bluetooth and IoT before it.

It’s viable, StackExchange as a company is just shit. See: then never listening to meta, listening to random Twitter users more, and defaming their volunteer moderators.

Nobody here is suggesting for you to use Yahoo Answers.

Like I said, I’m not talking about specific sites, I’m talking about moderation style.