Is this even anatomically possible? (No, I won't try this at home!)
Stefan_S_from_H
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Was this the energy source Nikola Tesla was talking about?
Mastodon itself uses the Web Share API to share its posts. But this is only practical for mobile because most users don't have all the apps installed on the desktop. IMHO.
Is there even a good-practice way to find out if the user visits the site via desktop or mobile browser?
Why would she say that? And what is the boy carrying?
Not everybody reads the news or is online a lot.
I feel there's not enough regulation around imaginary money.
Frank Herbert lied??
Yes, it gets used for emails, too. Server admins would need to change their email texts. That's bad. But at this time the number of instances with PieFed is still below 1,000.
Yes, markdown_to_html() in app/utils.py sets the breaks of markdown2 to on_newline.
From the documentation (in the source file): on_newline: Replace single new line characters with <br> when True
(WOW! I missed escaping the <br> and it made a line break in the preview?)
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Never attribute to capitalism that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
(piefedimages.s3.eu-central-003.backblazeb2.com)
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It looks like PieFed's markdown parser isn't conforming to the standard regarding line breaks
(piefed.zip)
I'm using the markdown editor GUI on PieFed.
A comment I wrote looked OK on PieFed, despite me having doubts because I didn't add spaces at the end of lines to force line breaks.
Today I saw it in Mlem, and line breaks were as expected, not as I've seen them on the PieFed web UI. On Lemmy, they are the same as in Mlem.
PieFed: https://piefed.zip/comment/2945722
Lemmy: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/51439392/22823110
Mlem shows it like Lemmy. No screenshot necessary.
Summary: In Markdown, you need to add 2 or more spaces at the end of a line to force a line break. I didn't do that. A client app and a Lemmy instance show the text correct without a line break. PieFed adds a line break.
Update: I'm terribly sorry for using the word “standard” in a non-standard way. I mean this: https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#p
Update 2: Created issue #1524.
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I kind of feel like an asshole nerd. I only want to watch DUNC 3 to see if it pisses off the fans of DUNC 1 & 2 who misunderstood them.