from https://www.lua.org/versions.html:

The releases of Lua are numbered x.y.z, where x is the series, x.y is the version, and z is the release.
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Different releases of the same version correspond to bug fixes. Different releases of the same version have the same reference manual, the same virtual machine, and are binary compatible (ABI compatible).
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Different versions are really different. The API is likely to be a little different (but with compatibility switches), and there is no ABI compatibility: applications that embed Lua and C libraries for Lua must be recompiled. The virtual machine is also very likely to be different in a new version: Lua programs that have been precompiled for one version will not load in a different version.

you’d be right, but the idea i was trying to convey can still be understood, right?

those cameras are a plague

and the dude is from texas too? i don’t even live or have ever been in the us but i hate texas

the drawing looks funny and i love it

i don’t really like the idea of digital buttons because if anything happens to the software they stop working (which is why i’d love if mobile phones brought back physical nav buttons)

happens

seems easy to remember for me

i’m not (yet)

but i did get a downvote from the tesseract dev

hmmm, i wonder who left the one downvote

haha

makes sense, i don’t comment often

i’m not on it, what does it mean

quite unfortunate, hoping everything goes well for them

woah :O

i used it for a long time, then moved to nova

i thought that was frieza :sob:

happens

interesting

i wonder how it’s like to be on all of them at the same time