Ever done this trick?

The most common symbol is the rainbow pentagon star thing, which there isn’t much very close to in emoji, but you could use ⭐ or 🌟.

• Be part of a murder

That’s just where he lives.

Awesome, thank you!

Would you mind making @pruwyben@lemmy.world a mod there? I made that account a while ago to see if I could make it a mod but that didn’t work either.

I thought this was supposed to have been fixed in version 19.6, is that not the case? From here:

• Allow community settings changes by remote mods @flamingo-cant-draw in #4937.

I’m having the same issue as the only active mod of lemmy.world/c/communitytv

I think, therefor I’m.

I tried to hit F5 to run a query and it refreshed the page lol

edit: I’m also slightly annoyed that the table names are a mix of singular and plural

I watched this as a kid! I didn’t expect anyone else to know it existed lol.

Nobody is allowed to say “eepy” anymore.

And salads! It’s so much easier.

Here: https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distribute/table/

I switched the table to Shares (%) and added up the latest values of the first 3 columns.

I’m on 1.0.212 and I’m seeing the same thing.

The highest earning 10% also have about 67% of the wealth, so they are actually underperforming compared to the rest of the population. It’s just that they have all the money.

And still needing to edit it immediately after posting.

It’s a witch itch.

Food? Everybody likes food, right?

Or an experience - a trip, a night out, whatever

Projections from what? You don’t need a projection for a drawing, it’s already a 2d image.

Edit: I realize that you can use it to compare the different projections to each other, but it doesn’t show which one is more accurate overall. In this image it looks like they used the globular projection as the "default’ with the most realistic drawing, and created the others based on that, but they could have picked any one of them to be the default.

But then you have to figure out how to transfer the drawing of the head onto the curved surface, and how you do that is going to determine how the projections look.