Image source: https://facciamoungiroincentro.blogspot.com/2016/07/palazzo-della-mercanzia.html
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An office chair. A piece was wrong making the thing unassemblable. Got the money back and bought a more expensive one from a much better shop. Happy about that because the expesive chair is much better than what the cheap one would have been.
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The blue tint of the tram windows reminds me of Lego
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Thank you, Unicode Consortium
Picture from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cashew_-_sprout.jpg
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Hi to you too! I'm not that good at writing that kind of stuff, but I'm trying.
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That's an interesting combination of "inside" and "outside"
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Writing Useless Git Commit Messages, no doubt
“It’s September, and it already smells like Christmas,” Nicolás Maduro said Monday night during his weekly television show.
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Install the package kdegraphics-thumbnailers, and then depending on the file manager you may have to enable previews, e.g. in Dolphin > Configure Dolphin > Interface > Previews.
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The link above says Sarajevo
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My best guess is that in some configurations it raises SIGSEGV and then dumps core. Then, you use a debugger to analyse the core dump. But then again you could also set a breakpoint, or if you absolutely want a core dump, use abort() and configure SIGABRT to produce a core dump.
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A very stylistic choice to make the nose sharp
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The cursor is still after "screen.png" and not on the next line.
The only explanation I have is that starting xscreenshot and executing xscreenshot is faster than the UI is refreshed.
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If they're all PhDs, then where is the hat?
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Myingyan_Railway_Station_2.jpg
I'm not 100% sure that it was in Turkey because my phone was in airplane mode.
Die Uhr verwendet einen binären Code um die Uhrzeit anzuzeigen. Die Uhr wurde inzwischen umbegaut und befindet sich jetzt am Europacenter. Bildquelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Berlin_Kurf%C3%BCrstendamm_113714a.jpg
This is my "shitposting" account, but I'm now looking for a Lemmy instance to host a serious user account, on which I could contribute with some pictures. I created an account lemm.ee, but found out after the fact that image uploads there are limited to 100kB, which is quite small. Therefore my question: Is there a way to find out the image size limit of a Lemmy instance without registering there? I'm thinking of something like a page that shows the server configuration of an instance. As far as I understand, the image limit is set by the instance where the user is registered, and not by the instance that holds the community on which the image is posted. (But correct me if that is wrong.) Thanks