@KameronMazurek@nicolaspratt That being said, I don’t think I have all the answers here (I have question marks next to it in my margin), and I look forward to digging deeper on it at some point.
@KameronMazurek@nicolaspratt We (obvs) have to assume Jesus’ judgment here is sound. This suggests that A&S were truly unrepentant.
Also, a harsh response here makes sense from a practical standpoint. The church is in its infancy; it’s important to establish early on that “gaming the system” is unwise.
I can’t tell you how many times I don’t feel like training and tell myself, “I’ll just do one set and see how I feel.”
You would think it would stop working at some point, but I almost always end up doing the whole workout.
Just start. Do something and see what happens.
@andrewculver Recently upgraded to 27”
I had no complaints with my old 24” monitor, but I will say it would be hard to go back after gaining the extra space.
Wow, I didn’t expect that last video to generate so much response. The truth is, that was just one very small part of what @adampallozzi and I created. Here’s the real thing. We’re calling it Magic Test.
1/2
@CrashBand7@Aella_Girl Aella posts intelligently and I’m sure that attracts smarter-than-average followers, which would indeed skew some of the data...but not by a factor of 2-to-1. That’s ridiculously high
Friendship happens on the way to something else.
If you “try to meet new people” it feels weird and forced. The more you aim for friendship, the more it eludes you.
But if you aim to learn or achieve something with others, friendship happens naturally during the shared pursuit.
So this just happened:
- a bot found a vulnerability in a dependency
- a bot sent a PR to fix it
- the CI verified the PR
- a bot merged it
- a bot celebrated the merge with a GIF
https://t.co/mHnWudZlUs
@Shpigford The first gives the impression of brush strokes, the second of wood grain (like an olive wood). Different style, both look good. In the end I’d go with #2