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minus-squareAlaknár@sopuli.xyzlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·edit-211 days ago Or 10cm10cm10cm (same thing, but the base notation was units of one). Just FYI - Lemmy uses Markdown for formatting. In Markdown, if you surround some text in asterisks, it italicises whatever’s in between. So if you write: *this is italicised*, you get this: this is italicised To write 10cm*10cm*10cm you have three options: Use in-line code (what I did twice here) - surround the text in backticks (usually the ones on the left of the number 1 on the keyboard). Use “x” instead of “*”. “Escape” the asterisks by adding “\” before them. You’d write it like this: 10cm\*10cm\*10cm, and you’d get: 10cm*10cm*10cm.
Just FYI - Lemmy uses Markdown for formatting. In Markdown, if you surround some text in asterisks, it italicises whatever’s in between.
So if you write:
*this is italicised*
, you get this:this is italicised
To write
10cm*10cm*10cm
you have three options:Use in-line code (what I did twice here) - surround the text in backticks (usually the ones on the left of the number 1 on the keyboard).
Use “x” instead of “*”.
“Escape” the asterisks by adding “\” before them. You’d write it like this:
10cm\*10cm\*10cm
, and you’d get: 10cm*10cm*10cm.