So for example: given the input "&#foo<div>bar</div>" instead of it being

handle_data("&#foo")
handle_starttag("div", [])
handle_data("bar")
handle_endtag("div")

it's just

handle_data("&#foo<div>bar</div>")

'Poor eat better than rich': #Italy's #foo sovereignty minister sparks outrage with shock statement

The #Italian minister #FrancescoLollobrigida claimed that #poor people in the country "eat better" because they shop directly from farmers and producers.

#MeloniVergogna #PoveraItalia
#FDI

#foo

Pie was good!
#foo

Writing a #WeeChat script in #Lua and once again got bit by locales. Weechat’s Lua runtime sets LC_COLLATE to UTF-8 (which is sensible), while the /usr/bin/lua REPL defaults to the C locale.

Very confused at first when the former said `"#foo" < "bar"` is false and the latter said it’s true!

I thought this #foo would return :bar because I see no lambda in between #foo and `return :bar` https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/dc54574adefe798702cc93457655da40f4939669/bootstraptest/test_proc.rb#L267-L277. However, while a block given to define_method is not a lambda, it's converted to a lambda when the proc is copied to a method.

It feels like I still don't know anything about how Ruby works.

@simevidas @obsidian nope. But I’m currently mostly adding styles, not overriding existing ones.

But also with nesting, if necessary, I could just wrap everything in something like a `:root:not(#foo) { & … {}}` and add any amount of specificity on top of all my nested styles.

Attention, ice cream fans: The 2023 Cumberland Valley Ice Cream Trail launches today https://www.fox43.com/article/news/local/cumberland-county/cumberland-valley-ice-cream-trail-2023-launch/521-46d11016-8f6f-4445-8c7a-cb348223dc9c #cumberland-county #local #foo...

@krutonium @alberand is this a flake? If so, you can tell nixos-rebuild to do only one output of a flake: —flake .#foo

I'm gonna pull what's called a programmer move and call my example variables ExampleMetaSyntacticVariableWithoutSemanticContent1 and ExampleMetaSyntacticVariableWithoutSemanticContent2 (hon #Foo #Bar

New #Foo Fighters song. "...bring me back to life..." ... Not cryin, no sir.... 😭😭😭
https://youtu.be/j3S8wdJhgac

#rocknroll

Wasn't expecting Wednesday to be the highlight of my week, but I'll take it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3S8wdJhgac

First single "Rescued" off of their next album "But Here We Are" due June 2nd

#foofighters #foo #rescued #buthereweare

Zug 2/4. S8 immer noch nur in Doppeltraktion unterwegs und gut voll. Unschöne und teils gefährliche Situation am Bahnsteig in #FOO, weil der Bahnsteig zu klein ist für das Verkehrsaufkommen. (@ S 8 ➜ Frankfurt(Main)Süd) #NowTräwelling https://traewelling.de/status/940353

Endlich Zug 4/4. War ein knapper Übergang, weil es sich zwischen #FO und #FOO staute … (@ S 2 ➜ Dietzenbach Bahnhof) #NowTräwelling https://traewelling.de/status/940078

@postmodern You can use select() to augment the objects returned from the main model with attributes from other tables:

Model1.joins(:model2).select('table1.*', 'table2.foo')

This will give you a `#foo` reader attribute on the Model1 instances. If it would cause naming conflicts, you can alias the column name, e.g. 'table2.foo AS bar' gives you `#bar` instead.

@jrmuizel For cycles - say, you have a <g id="foo"> with a bunch of stuff inside, and one of the children has a pattern that references the #foo

Or a pair of <use> that reference each other.

(librsvg keeps a list of referenced elements, and rejects a subtree if it causes an element to be referenced while it is already in the list.)

New blog post: Test Title
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#foo #bar #baz

New blog post: Test Title
Yo
https://yoursite.com/posts/new2
#foo #bar #baz

New blog post: Test Title
Yo
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#foo #bar #baz