Kim‽ @kimpegasus@awoo.space

@MezzoM5@mastodon.social Personally I think this is a sensible, if flawed, solution. The human effort and sunk cost of complying with the various laws of every country and app store whilst hosting pornographic content probably takes up a whole bunch of resources. Makes sense to just cut it out entirely and free up those resources for other things.

Judging from some of the responses to Tumblr's new "no porn" policy I'm guessing I was the only person on Earth who didn't use the site for porn.

This is like having a conversation with me.

I'd like to go to north Yorkshire; York, Carlisle, the like. I went there a bunch of times when I was young, but less so after entering my teens and moving further south.

Oh wait I did go to London for two days. Guess there was that.

I should travel more next year, I think. I don't think I've left the south west England/south Wales area since literally last Christmas! D:

@may has a cute face c:

My dashboard project is going pretty nicely. Still always more to add, though!

@stuart_otterson I use http://code2flow.com for doing flowcharts. It takes a bit of time to learn all the intricasies of the syntax, but it's free!

@may AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Mastodon is always so quiet at this time of day. D:

@HonorableThief@snouts.online That stands for throat → belly → hips, right?

@dorigo I'd like the Homepod to support Spotify. Also I'd just like the Homepod to be better than it currently is :P

Holy hell the Mastodon API is way easier to use than the Twitter one. And it does streaming!

@oreolek Problem is that it *only* matches against child nodes. I want a function that can matches a child or the current element, like closest does.

As it happens, the latter function is exactly what I need right now. Guess I'll write it myself!

jQuery has a function that will search for a selector starting with the currently selected element and goes up the element tree (closest), but doesn't have one that starts with the current element and goes down the element tree. Seems like a weird inconsistency.

UK economy will suffer significantly in all Brexit scenarios, government report finds. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/nov/28/uk-significantly-worse-off-under-all-brexit-scenarios-official-forecast-gdp

Sounds like a very, very good reason to not do it at all, eh?