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If you liked FF-Shrine, there are some active successor sites. Search for Sitting on Clouds (which is like FFShrine’s Galbadia Hotel) and SquidBoard (a forum).

If anyone’s curious about games like this, the Scribblenauts series also has games that allow you to type the name of an object and spawn it in with game-like properties. Scribblen…

Cool idea for sure, but at this point, it’s more confusing than fun for a new player trying to learn the systems and goals of game. Some people have griefed the starting area by pl…

Hypothetically, someone who doesn’t live in the United States and is considering accepting a job there might appreciate the insight from prediction markets on the upcoming U.S. pre…

Many diff tools, such as delta ( https://github.com/dandavison/delta ) and the ones built into VS Code and IDEs by JetBrains, can configured to highlight changes within each line (…

In history, why did scientists research gravity for so long? Were they too stupid to realize that they were obviously being pulled towards the ground? No. They hoped to learn about…

While larger icons might be ideal, note that (according to those linked discussions) those icons also have associated keyboard shortcuts, which are displayed when you hover over ea…

I like most of Djot’s simplifications, but its requirement to write nested lists with blank lines between every change in indentation is a dealbreaker for me: - Djot requires - wri…

Even if you don’t use p4merge, you can set Git’s merge.conflictStyle config to "diff3" or "zdiff3" ( https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#Documentation/git-config... ). If you do th…

Did you know that VS Code added support for the same four-pane view as p4merge years ago? I used p4merge as my merge tool for a long time, but I switched to VS Code when I discover…

The whitepaper says that the benchmark counted accessibility problems using the tool axe-core ( https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core ). It’s too bad that neither the site nor the …

The section “Utility Classes: Yes, They Still Exist” is unfair in its comparison of Tailwind with pure CSS. It doesn’t take into account Tailwind’s recommendation in https://tailwi…

It’s not just on mobile – PC Gamer’s website does that on desktop too. Even with uBlock Origin. :(

standardly’s comment has only hyphens, not em dashes. Em dashes are much longer: - vs. —

Jujutsu’s changelog ( https://jj-vcs.github.io/jj/latest/changelog/ ) goes all the way back to 2022 and shows there was a release as recently as two weeks ago. I don’t see why the …

I made the “sit” gloss long: “to rest your body on your bum (while your bum is on a thing such as a chair or the ground) while your back is up”.

I don’t see anything specifically about boyhood or childhood on that page or on the rest of that sub-Reddit’s wiki. Do you have a more precise link?

Context: the Online Safety Act ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Safety_Act_2023 ) is a law of the United Kingdom. Previous discussion on Hacker News: https://hn.algolia.com/?…

> the two words do not sound even remotely the same Pronounced correctly, “segue” sounds just like “Segway” – not like “seg-oo”, as you might have assumed.

An excellent example of why dash length matters. Because of the wrong usage of ‘—’ and ‘-’, it took me 10 more seconds of rereading and re-parsing your comment to understand what t…

That’s a misreading of the phrase “proportion of YES votes”. If 30% of judges vote YES, then only 30% – not 100% – of the prediction’s market cap is awarded to those who bet YES. T…

> [The Manifold prediction market] only requires 30% of judges to vote YES for it to resolve to YES. That’s a misreading. If 30% of judges vote YES, then only 30% of the prediction…