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Small point of fact, but HTML is actually overseen by WHATWG primarily, not W3C. W3C agreed back in 2019 to just follow WHATWG’s process.

50mL of 95% alcohol is always the same amount of alcohol.

It’s not, though. Some places use ABV, some use ABW.

It works a bit better for alcohol, as that is mixing of two liquids.

Just to stress the “bit better”, 50 mL of alcohol added to 50 mL of water results in 96 mL of liquid. Even ABV’s defined differently in different places and is a bit hinky.

I bought a set of these and they’re good, but they’re way more liquid than Huy Fong’s which makes them more annoying to use for me. The Carolina Gold they sell is absolutely amazing though.

This, definitely. Reddit’s always had an “Other Discussions” button in posts, and I’ve actually found a lot of good small subs over time from clicking through and reading comments in other subreddits.

The MX Ergo has two bluetooth profiles stored on it, so you can switch seamlessly between any two devices. I use one of mine with both a Windows desktop and an MBP.

Wait, what book is this an adaptation of? This isn’t from either Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or The Great Glass Elevator as far as I’m aware.

I really enjoyed the first book, but I was sad to find out that the second book in that series is a whole new set of characters. :-(

Ah, damn. Should’ve figured it was too good to be true if she was posting it.

For what it’s worth, LibsOfTikTok’s already getting slapped by Threads’s moderation.

Is this on /all?

No, this was on /sub, and I’ve been aggressively curating my subscriptions and blocking things I don’t have any interest in.

Even looking now on /all with incognito, though, there’s only 2 even about Lemmy. I do see a few from 196. There’s posts about atheism, random tips from @youshouldknow, a Cosplayer, quite a few memes and shitposts, some political content about Florida, a nice flower, movie news, a couple antiwork posts, an article about a new Alzheimer’s drug.

It’s just not all about the Fediverse. Is it a popular topic? Hell yeah it is, especially considering Threads literally released yesterday, and the API blocks from Reddit are just now rolling out. It’s not just popular, it’s timely and current too. As those things age, it’ll come up less.

I’m afraid half of those people signed in for a day and then left when nothing was happening.

I mean, sure. There’s been days where I haunted Kbin/Lemmy then left. But currently, there’s very little else that fills the gap of Reddit beyond this. So I keep coming back, and I keep talking. That’s how it grows.

Of the top 10 posts currently on my front page, 2 are about the Fediverse, 1 is about Kbin specifically, and the other 7 are completely different topics including politics, space, video games and art.

Maybe you should look for magazines/communities other than /m/fediverse if you want to talk about things other than the fediverse.

While I agree, and use Obsidian.md myself, it’s worth bearing in mind that Obsidian is also closed source and could pull the same shenanigans.

I’ve been getting the same texts. And emails. And a banner across the top of their website.

Although, it’s only $10 for me, not $40.

Yeah, my understanding is at SpaceX they’ve done a good job of isolating him, at Tesla a not great job, and obviously at Twitter nobody’s even tried.

Nah, like the other guy said, it’s just OAuth. It’s silly that they even let you do it, but hey, it is what it is.

Pretty easy, honestly. You tell him what he wants to hear, you don’t tell him what he doesn’t want to hear, and you make decisions that are best for your people. If everyone that reports to him behaves like that, he will have very little influence on the company.

Musk is a raging narcissist. He just wants to be told that he’s the smartest, funniest person alive.

I also sign into Outlook.com with my Gmail account. It has its own inbox, which is weird, but hey.

Just to add to that, They also quote Paul Graham from 3 days ago:

Surely someone who can figure out how to build spaceships can figure out how to distinguish scrapers from legit users. The patterns must be so different.

At SpaceX, Tesla, and other companies he hired industry experts.

At SpaceX and Tesla his direct reports have isolated him from having any major impact on the rest of the company. Twitter had no such luck.