It’s beautiful.

Beans!

Not at all.

Everything that i use in my daily work for the last 12 years, i learnt after age 19. I was an electronics engineer by education.

I learnt Linux, operating systems, systems programming etc all later on. And now I’m a systems developer with 12 years of experience.

I tried mlem and memmy. Memmy has been good so far.

Which one’s your overall favourite so far?

CTRL+R is the GOAT.

I merely said that vegetarianism was the default. I’m not saying that majority are vegetarians.

What i meant was that most families do not eat meat on a daily basis. And not because they can’t afford it. Most average families eat chicken once a week, while the rest of the week is all vegetarian food.

All what i said still stands. Even though 70% of people do eat meat, they don’t do so on a daily basis.

Source: am Indian, with dozens of friends and colleagues who do eat meat. They do not eat meat daily.

Yup. And it’s frustrating. The level of entitlement!

Classic ATAAE material

Curvacious af!

Not surprised. Vegetarianism has been the default in India for ages.

They’ve greatly explored the spice palette and can make pretty much anything taste amazing.

EDIT: some clarification. I did not mean to imply that majority of Indians are vegetarian. No. Majority do eat meat.

But in most parts of India they do not eat meat on a daily basis. It’s typically a once a week kind of thing. And yes, I’ve observed this among friends and colleagues from practically all parts of India. Even the most fierce non-veg fiends will typically do a weekend bash, but eat regular roti sabzi, dal chawal rest of the week.

My name, is Christopher. And I’m the fastest man alive.

The limits of physics could be a rendering limit on the simulation hardware.

It hurt itself in confusion. Genius.

Netflix, Amazon prime.

An advanced salute at that lol

There’s apple_enthusiast which is decently active.

Actually it’s reddit I’m looking away from. Not Apollo. Memmy is good. In a better state than mlem I’d say.

I’m considering it myself. Haven’t done it yet, but haven’t browsed reddit today either.

My guy, it takes way way way more than a few hours to “add support”. You make it sound as if it’s so easy.

He spent years building that app, improving it, only to have the rug pulled out from under him. I’m sure any developer would be pretty distraught by such an event. I know I’d be.