Thank god I just skimmed.

I’m a principal backend engineer routinely writing Ruby for my day job, so I’m familiar, lol. But you can’t do it for local variables and that just sucks. Definitely a +1 for Elixir.

jealously weeps in ruby

Heck yeah.

Right?! I can get my fruit and veg locally, but there should be no problem getting canned food, dried staples, and shelf-stable goods delivered.

I think the only thing stopping it is political will. I haven’t heard anyone else even calling for it.

“Oh no, I’m one acquisition short of a monopsony, so you should all blame suppliers instead of me! I definitely have no influence over the cost of input!”

I want a public option. Make basic essentials purchasable online from a warehouse near you and then expand the existing Canada Post distribution network to bring me my damn rice and beans.

I have a rum and coke maybe once every six months. Even a single shot of alcohol makes me uncomfortably hot so I’d rather just have straight coke instead. I really only break out the rum when it’s been an awful, awful day and I want to take the edge off.

As a person who homeschools his three kids, it is tough but it is possible to find folks. We’ve lived in some pretty remote places and there’s usually at least a few families within a half-hour drive. In cities, it’s a lot easier.

It’s not immediately apparent in the interface like it might have been in other communities using third-party software. (It would be really nice to access the feature using the kebab menu on the home page listing page, e.g. this: .)

But at least on sh.itjust.works, you can access the feature through the Settings link:

… buried under your username menu, and then by clicking the ‘Blocked’ tab.

I hope that’s helpful to someone else like me who wanted this feature too and didn’t realize it existed!

EDIT: It’s also actually a lot easier to find if you click into the community; there’s a big ol’ ‘Block community’ button: