I don’t get it either. I use organic maps as my main map thing, and I don’t get what happens here. It just works.

Yeah it’s being able to communicate somewhat vs being able to integrate language wise, right?

Same here. It just works and works well

Where is the bus

I use it occasionally to fix family computer issues. I really like it.

It does work, it just isn’t the most intuitive UX.

Another Tetris clone with a beautiful UI and sound design and an intuitive control, in my opinion the best falling block game at least for Android.

• https://github.com/MrStahlfelge/lightblocks
• https://www.golfgl.de/lightblocks/

(I don’t think this is on fdroid though?)

It even works in just a web browser!

Pretty cool collection you have there. Unfortunately, the web version doesnt seem super accessible to Smartphones. Is that all a huge codebase? Has charm.

If you know GitHub, code hub is the same thing but free and open source, and working on federation support.

Thanks :)

For sudoku, I recommend LibreSudoku, which is foss, has a really nice and modern UI, and features killer sudoku as an alternative game mode (which I much prefer).

https://github.com/kaajjo/LibreSudoku

And why do you think this is the case? Could it possibly be because the infrastructure is completely designed for cars, and using anything else is just not safe so you’d have to be a madman to go with these options?

Imran sure, I get rural, cars are good for rural areas, but not for towns etc.

Oh, I did not know that. Well, it makes sense that it has a heap allocation, as it becomes more or less global. Though not sure why the atomic operations are needed when the value inside is immutable.

I am using two services with SRS features:

• Wanikani, to learn new Kanji (Chinese characters) and vocabulary, there is a massive amount of these and it’s very helpful to have a service designed entirely for it.
• Bunpro, to learn grammar and use the words I learned in actual sentences, which is also hard because words seem to have 10 meanings sometimes, or there are words which mean roughly the same but not really.

Wanikani is especially good, because it offers an API. I have a browser extension that marks every kanji red or blue depending on if I theoretically know it. It also shows my notes, the readings, the meanings, and mnemonic for the kanji if I hover over them. Bunpro can work with this API too, so it’s all well integrated.

The resources that exist for 日本語 learners are pretty amazing!

Just doing my reviews. They are always a lot. And learned a few new grammar points like 〜でしょう which is a sentence ender that says something like “right???” or “probably”.

My last motivation high is tanking, so I hope my habit building worked well enough that I can keep the paste!

Aber fr, wenn die Koalition und Regierung zusammenbricht nichtmal ein Jahr nach den Wahlen, dann ist das nicht gut.

Nee, Gnome hat alle Emoji in Ner Anwendung oder im super menü in der Suche

You mean mutex? Arc allows synchronous read only access by multiple threads, so it’s not a performance bottleneck. Locking a mutex would be one.

Nurses and caretaker staff “Pflege” are needed here in Germany too, but not sure how viable the pay is.

A theory proven is progress, don’t you think?