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Very kind of you, Mr. Boycott Reddit Bot. Thank you. ;)
Meta: Mood on bots? - Lemmy.world

I’m curious how the (non-bot!) subscribers to this community feel about the bot posts here. Personally, I’m not entirely comfortable with posts to pictures that give me no real sense of who created the image or how. What do the rest of you think? Are there rules we should make explicit?

This right here: Linux From Scratch (LFS).

If your goal is to learn, there is no better way than retrieving each tool individually and compiling it from the bottom up. LFS is Gentoo ... without all the ease of use built in. More accurately, LFS is a just a set of instructions for where to go to get the code and how to compile everything you need to build a Linux system from the bottom up.

I don't live in the world of LFS or Gentoo, but my foray into LFS gave me a much greater appreciation for the distribution(s) I do use as daily drivers. I greatly appreciate my distribution maintainers.

Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter books are public domain. They've got those on Project Gutenberg, but they may be too much "stock characters" for you.

Would some of the Lewis Carroll stuff scratch the "science fiction" itch?

It's a bit of a stretch, but Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court at least has the character development. And, strictly speaking, it is time travel. ;)

Finally, if quasi-fantasy and mythopeia do anything for you, there are things like George Macdonald's Phantastes and G. K. Chesterton's The Many Who Was Thursday. Both those authors were influences on C. S. Lewis. But we're really straying away from anything that's strictly science fiction there.

This fascinates me, but I've got stupid questions:

  • Is it just the friction between the tires and land that plays the role of keel or centerboard in this case?
  • How close to the wind can you go?
  • Trouble seeing posts in some local communities

    https://lemmy.world/post/101390

    Trouble seeing posts in some local communities - Lemmy.world

    I’ve noticed I am not seeing posts for some local communities I subscribed to. For instance, in the list of communities I see two posts on !Linux, but no posts when I click on the community. (And I’ve even commented on one post but can’t get to it any more.) I see something similar for !Games. The lists says nine posts and I see one. What am I doing wrong? Under settings I made sure my language is “Undetermined.” Anything else I should be checking?