Yes, I didn’t dig. Good update.

I saw this post a few days ago, and the person shared screenshots. https://midwest.social/post/22024411

https://lemmy.world/c/tarot

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Thanks! It’s fixed for me too.

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The garden hose was lined with it.

Wow, I just followed the link and browsed a little bit. There’s some really amazing stuff there!

Can somebody help an old out here. I want to look at pictures of art people make and stuff like that. I really don’t care about some randos selfies. Right now, there are image heavy lemmy groups that fit that bill. Should I go check out Pixelfed for more content? Or is it a fediverse Instagram thing only?

Lemmy really works for me in the sense of following topics instead of people.

Oh my gosh, that’s a really good point about the audio book. I bet that’ll help me a lot. I start losing plot when I can’t remember the names.

Everybody, get off this guy’s lawn!

Awesome! Got it on hold at the library!

US. Pretty sure the book was Mythology by Edith Hamilton.

Doesn’t matter. Nobody is hearing their screams.

No, it keeps zombies out unless they’re explicitly invited in. Or maybe that was vampires? Which one is Jesus again?

Wow he looks bad. Did he lose a bunch of weight? He looks frail. And a lot older.

He loved traveling. And used periods correctly at the end of a sentence. He never stood for the gap in hotel curtains and was very proactive at seeking solutions. Rip buddy.

I see this often as well. I usually put in holds on several things at a time. I often find that the had is passed to me much quicker than the estimated time when queues are long like this. I suspect people are in line for several things and just pass along when it becomes available and they’re reading something else. I similarly will pass on holds when the become available and I am reading something else.

Tldr, I recommend putting in the hold anyway, and seeing what happens. But put in holds on lots of options for best results.

It’s been 11 hours F for edric

Yeah, except Joe doesn’t just say “yes”. He’s got some corpo speak about making sure outcomes align with the the most emergent needs and ensuring Joe has a he right information to manage expectations.

So, in my brain, the head and hat of the duck area are visually a lot more complex than the duck body. The bowtie adds complexity to the area, leaving the body unbalanced. The necktie allows some visual interest to extend down and provides more balance overall.