The developer team at Discord released a new engineering blog post yesterday (December 8th) detailing lots of fixes, along with some Linux improvements. As one of the most popular chat apps in the world, it’s good to see their support of Linux continue to get better over time.
I can usually tell ‘second language’ use patterns.
Still not a valid argument in this case. It’s basically an ad hominem, or on that level of argumentation.
It was a weird pattern. I grew up talking to second language speakers as often as first.
Maybe it’s an llm bullshitting us, maybe they learned in some weird way like ‘Mandarin, Python, English’. Maybe your mom is not a valid argument? Who can say?
Are you actively trying to pick fights now?
Oh, so your mom is a valid argument? I need to explore the ramifications of this.
You’re acting like an obnoxious teen. We try to be nice to each other on Lemmy, could you try to play along? Makes for a nicer environment. Thanks.
Your mom?
Testing this out. Lemme know if I’m doing it wrong. First comment since finding out.
You can usually file people into two crowds when pointing out to them that they’re not behaving very nicely.
You’ve got your A crowd, where they go “Ah shit, you’re right, mb. Just having a little banter, I’m sorry.”
Then you’ve got your B crowd which consists of people who when confronted in a calm and nice manner will just double down on being an asshole. I guess because of weak and fragile ego?
It’s never too late to disassociate yourself from the wrong crowd, buddy.
So I’m not using it properly? Can you show me proper use in a sentence?