@volpeon

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Wyvern-shaped software developer and hobby vector artist. Also sometimes a fluffy werewolf alien creature (Areon) or a bird (Corveon).

Creator of the neofoxes, neocats and other emojis.

Website https://volpeon.ink/

Speaking German, English

Age 30s

Pronouns he / him

Backup Account @volpeon@goto.wyvern.rip

Bonus Content @areon@icy.wyvern.rip

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@sirlan I love the dragon designs from that game

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@Houl 🫵 snow floof

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OpenAI says it has evidence DeepSeek used its model to train competitor

But OpenAI's products are just out there on the internet for anyone to use. What's the problem? Surely using publicly available resources for the good of humanity is more important than annoying things like "intellectual property", no?

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@Erpel @catraxx That's more like it

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@Erpel Lofi dragon

Oh wait: www.youtube.com/watch?v=acg9y3iVBXE

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Lofi car alarm to relax/study to

Source: www.reddit.com/r/nevertellmetheodds/comments/1icc62g/

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My posts can be categorized as:

serious computer stuff

memes

foxes

EEEEEEEEEEEEE

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@kib "I'm so sorry this happened, I promise- oh, NLNet isn't mad. Never mind, I'm still awesome lmao"

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@anthropy The sneaky blep dragon in the 4th panel gets me every time

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@astrosnail Good, this is consistent with what I expected it to be

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I can't wrap my mind around the way people pronounce "Linux".
It sounds nothing like "Linus". Google shows you a "pronounced like" text and it's almost the same as with Linus, but the audio is completely different. Why. What the fuck.

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ActivityProto

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The Mastodon frontend should stop loading new posts while your cursor is resting in the top post's interaction area.

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@colinstu I don't think you should feel bad for putting your mental health first. I learned the importance of being careful quite a while ago when I was following way too many people and the constant discourse and hot takes dragged me down.

Nowadays, I only follow if I'm pretty sure I'm going to like someone's posts, and I unfollow if it turns out I don't. Following doesn't mean anything beyond that to me, and I'm also fully aware that people won't like everything I post, so I won't judge anyone for giving me the same treatment. Heck, I never even look at my followers list and have no idea how many I have.

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@tk There's probably a reason why websites don't look like newspapers, though

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@xarvos @Notsonoble Ooh, I get it. When I say "no limit" I usually assume "max-width: 100%" as a fallback because there's really no reason not to do that.

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@xarvos @Notsonoble I'm not sure what you mean by jiggling left and right. If the viewport becomes too narrow code blocks should of course be only as wide the other other content on the screen.

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@xarvos @Notsonoble Yeah, you can scroll them. Horizontal scrolling is pretty annoying, though, so if it were up to me I'd make code blocks wider to make sure most code fits nicely.

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@Notsonoble Personally, I handle code blocks, tables and some other elements by allowing them to be wider than the limit. They aren't body text so there's no reason to have a limit on them, and I'm also not a fan of the issue you're pointing out. Wrapped lines would look pretty messy as well, so lifting the limit for code blocks would be the best solution.

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