That’s pretty cool. However, no human has ever won by more than 15min, and every horse has a 15min delay built into their times. So even the biggest winning margin of nearly 11 minutes would have lost to the horse if they had started at the same time.

Everyone knows there are no anime girls on the internet, it’s always just tentacle monsters.

Wow, what do you have against models? I mean, I know that the trope is that they aren’t very smart, but the same trope applies to firemen, so why pick on models?

Just think of how much better it would have been if you could have drawn something yourself, or just picked some shit off the internet and then jammed a random body part into a machine.

Technically you are correct, but only if we completely ignore the context in which it was said.

Op would be very upset if he could read this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda

So you are saying that we should refer to the null as the over byte?

https://a.co/d/5kLreJj Or https://a.co/d/8uPwq3e

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“project manager”… the corporate version of the brick breaker game. But with emails instead of a ball and paddle.

https://forward.com/schmooze/357185/7-creepy-things-donald-trump-has-said-about-ivanka/

You think your internet addiction is rough? You kids these days with your just 1 personality that is addicted to the Internet… Back in my day if you had multiple personalities they all had different interests and did different things. They didn’t communicate and often didn’t even know each other existed. Now they all just sit around on the internet and argue with each other. They can’t even be bothered to make their own accounts.

Maybe you are thinking of when someone is always in a bad mood.

I think you are grossly overestimating the audience of this author. They are a “self published” author whose books are free and not read by many people.
If anything, she will see a massive spike in readers just because of curious people checking her out.

20? Wow. Someone is optimistic.

I mean, I get what you’re saying, but then there’s one little issue…

I was thinking it was sync, but I didn’t want to call them out if I was wrong…
I suspect that it was originally written for devices with much less power and much less memory. Also reddit had upper limits on image size. So, Lemmy’s yolo way of dealing with images is coming up against sync’s attempts to be able to run nicely on the worst devices.

That’s the real problem. The app he is using reduces the image to optimize memory usage, but if the image has too many pixels in either direction, it ends up decimating too much.
I ran into that issue with one of the Lemmy clients when I was trying them out, but can’t remember which one it was. If I remember correctly, it should be something that you can turn off, but it can drastically slow down how long it takes to display some images.