Esme Povirk @madewokherd@computerfairi.es

@recursive Did that change?

The one time one of us was addressed directly felt surprisingly validating, and we think it might help us learn to keep track of our own identities if it continues. So how do we encourage people to do that? -Lore

Casseroulette was: mashed potato, cream of celery soup, veggie crumble, eggplant. Surprisingly alright.

I see there is a discourse happening. I won't force "queer" or any other identity label on anyone, but I will continue to call myself queer and use it as an umbrella term, without apology.

I just thought of the term "casseroulette" to describe my cooking plans, and I love it. -Nikki

@TheIronFox My understanding is that as long as they have some ability to act independently, even if that's limited to internal communication, it counts. Also, it is likely possible for them to learn to front, if that's something y'all want.

@solient this is a habit I know is bad for me and I can never seem to break

@b0rk Networked games that desync in Proton because C standard library functions like sin() produce a slightly different result between different implementations.

@b0rk (C/C++) Code that works fine in one environment doesn't work in another because the second environment had floating point exceptions enabled in the CPU.

@b0rk Attempting to convert a bezier curve into lines, but the points are so close together that the "midpoint" is equal to one of your original points and you infinitely recurse.