I DROPPED ME FUCKIN LAPTOP ON THE GROUND 

 if your programmer partner is not giving you affection remember to write an RFC (request for cuddles) 

 why does everyone call them arrow functions in #javascript instead of lambdas or closures? is it there to not scare devs off or is there another reason 

 fedi, what's a girlfailure 

 https://merovingian.club is a nazi instance, look at @shortstories@merovingian.club @mrhorsetwat@merovingian.club . Perhaps the name itself is a dogwhistle. Also their instance emojis say a lot: https://emojos.in/merovingian.club 

 I don't think I'll ever know how daylight savings time works 

 ↑ this user ordered dairy coffee for lunch and is dying during work hours. They might be lactose intolerant 

 everytime someone's mad about trans people, even in more "liberal" places like here, it's only about trans women specifically. Y'all just hate women. 

 hell no they can't do my boy @488cf7e2 like this

https://media.emacs.ch/media_attachments/files/111/039/092/692/218/475/original/890d7ac790b60a9b.jpg 

 was hitting issues in my #emacs config which manifested due to using use-package and straight.el along with setting straight-use-package-by-default to t.

Using use-package for built-ins like org-mode would error out since straight would try to download a package by that name.

Simple resolution was setting :straight to nil manually in that use-package form, so that it wouldn't be downloaded. 

Hope this helps someone (or maybe it's really obvious and i was just clueless). Blog post I wrote about this, with much of the same content
 https://drew.idktellme.com/use-package-with-straight.html