I think that’s the point of the comment
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alecsargent@lemmy.zipto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•If we are living in a simulation, do you think it is running a FOSS OS/software or a proprietary one?0·11 days agoWould that not give as a meaning of life though? It’s almost like the Matrix movies, a trapped society on a simulation? That would be cool in my opinion.
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I stopped putting my handle on public spaces because I got invited to spam chats and shady scam stuff.
I’m not a programmer but using hsl() seems so much easier and intuitive but only once you remember the hue of typical colors. Setting shades from another colours is also easy peasy with variables.
Obviously still setting a background to red/green (named) to test if a selector is correct and general testing.
Its all fun and games when your bork a custom rom, force flash a stock rom and delete your EFS directory (the one with the IMEI)
Ah good times, now that phone is just my OBS controller.
alecsargent@lemmy.zipto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•thats why i love pc gaming, it just works0·17 days agoI recommend Revolt for the ones looking for alternatives
Not mad, the comment was not adding anything of value in my opinion because it was not clear what it meant. So the down vote is for “this comment is not useful and perhaps lazy”. I also upvote things which I do not agree with but they are proposed in a civil manner, and when I’m proven wrong I say " thanks for letting me know this". So… This is not personal.
And I never claimed that anything (post, comment or whatever) needed words to have meaning. Not sure what your point is though…
This is about some people no being able to comprehend anything from the posts beside from symbols. This could be in the most obscure of languages and any person with a brain that knows memes can understand the basic idea. I’m just saying the verbal part in the post is not comprehensible to all people, which happens to break the rule 5.
I do not care what language it is on, Spanish is my native language, I just want everyone to able to read and understand.
Well it is true one can deduce the gist of it, but not the exact message. So I guess the rule has to be clearer on this.
If you are using Hugo use this robots.txt template that automatically updates every build:
{{- $url := "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt/refs/heads/main/robots.txt" -}} {{- $resource := resources.GetRemote $url -}} {{- with try $resource -}} {{ with .Err }} {{ errorf "%s" . }} {{ else with .Value }} {{- .Content -}} {{ else }} {{ errorf "Unable to get remote resource %q" $url }} {{ end }} {{ end -}} Sitemap: {{ "sitemap.xml" | absURL }}
Optionally if lead rouge bots to poisoned pages:
{{- $url := "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt/refs/heads/main/robots.txt" -}} {{- $resource := resources.GetRemote $url -}} {{- with try $resource -}} {{ with .Err }} {{ errorf "%s" . }} {{ else with .Value }} {{- printf "%s\n%s\n\n" "User-Agent: *" "Disallow: /train-me" }} {{- .Content -}} {{ else }} {{ errorf "Unable to get remote resource %q" $url }} {{ end }} {{ end -}} Sitemap: {{ "sitemap.xml" | absURL }}
Check out how to poison your pages for rouge bots in this articleRepo was deleted and the internet archive was excluded.
I use Quixotic and a Python script to poison the pages and I included those in my site update script.
Its all cobbled together in amateur fashion from the deleted article but its honest work.