I think I’ve read that manga partly - is it about a cross-dressing girl, surrounded by reverse-harem? Not that one. I was talking about the one where there’s a parody episode of ‘Boy meets girl’ troupe.

Did you forget about the high school boys series? I don’t remember what the name was, but it was quote funny.

Hashtags don’t translate well. They’re reserved for markdown headers.

Read the manga back when I was a teen. Haru was the best girl.

I loved Dororo (the remake) and Astro boy (saw Pluto, which is part of a singular Arc). I would like to read Phoenix and BlackJack.

Here is your tag:

Why does it surprise me that the owners of woke instances don’t understand this shit.

Wow, just wow. I’m pretty sure you must know this, but since you seem to have some sort of selective amnesia, let me break it down for your stupid ass. Lemmy follows the semantic versioning, meaning that 0.19.1 can be seen as:

• 0: the major version
• 19: the minor version
• 1: the patch version

Why are you fuckers so keen on updating to 0.19 so quickly anyway?

Lemmy is still in the major version 0, and not 1. Meaning that it is still in alpha, and hasn’t reached the stable version 1.x.y. Go and read the SemVar FAQ first.

Every user on this platform is an early adopter, and consists of developers and geeks. Also, the Lemmy devs run lemmy.ml.

My instance hasn’t and they probably won’t for a long time.

And? What are we supposed to do with this information?

Your comment adds no value to a productive discussion. Shush away.

I’ve stopped reading manga/manhwa/manhua and animated versions of it, starting from around 2020 for personal reasons. However from what I’ve read, here are a few good reads I would recommend (not necessarily isekai):

• Agni
• Ai-Ren
• Hachimaru
• Monster
• Uzumaki
• Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash
• Made in Abyss
• Hyouka
• Shakugan no Shana

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Shoddily configured kakoune with tmux. Self-loathing at its peak.

I would recommend that you give pnpm a try. Or if you want something that’s blazing-fast, there’s bunx, but that comes under a completely different JS environment (BunJS) and also brings back the same issue that’s in npm. From what I’ve heard, they’re probably going to make it similar to pnpm.

Controversial opinion, but npm is as terrible as pip. How are we forgetting gems?

I was going to put this comment, but now that you’ve stolen all my internet points, I’m going to make your voodoo doll and curse it. Next time you’re going to step on a lego or stub your toe, remember that it was me.