I’d say it depends on the order they come in. But the principle is sound, especially when combined with negativity bias (evolutionary mechanism).

At least you’re making the traffic flow faster, no?

I don’t know about Godot (I could be missing this feature if they added it) but I sure as hell can let you do that. I’m already storing the events as an array in the config file, after all.

In fact, I’m going to implement this option right now (at least the under-the-hood part, will make an UI for it later).

If you told me these pictures were taken in Croatia, I’d believe you. (were they?)

They don’t fit perfectly because they don’t fill the box, but they do fit. And fitting only has an upper boundary (the box), not a lower one (unless we count the natural boundary of zero volume).

The situation:
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Aside from “him”, that’s basically Gladys from Over the Hedge :P

Oh, okay. I already have Godot for Android apps if I decide to make one tho, but will keep it in mind

But then again, 100% of people who don’t climb Everest eventually die, so…

me when I messed up the finger count in a drawing one (1) time:

purrpendicular to itself

Fair enough.

Looking at the PieFed graph, and all-time peak usage seems to be for last month, and the dip for this month could be explained by the month not being over yet (and even if not, it’s not an indicator of decline).

Makes sense. It is kinda cute.

Is it for a finger?

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we need to do it right meow

Yes, they do. And yes. it is. But unfortunately, because of that, most of them will need some level of support and positive encouragement to do so.

It’s more complicated than that. A lot of people simply don’t have the time and energy after work for this.

A mass movement like this is going to need a support network, much like some of the successful ones in the past.

Run for office, then. And if that isn’t possible, then it’s time for more radical measures.

Voting won’t fix everything, but there is a good reason voter suppression exists and why most people had to have their right to vote fought for.