Time for Mario to join Luigi

Yup

https://lemmy.ml/comment/23599456

That’s the problem, since open source projects have no stable income and no profit incentive, there’s no one person to make tactical, executive decisions for the good of the project like these. I’m saying this because if open source ever wants to become a serious, competitive alternative (ie. have people turn to it out of convenience (90% of ppl) and not ideology or foresight (10% of ppl)), this is a weakness it’s going to have to engineer a solution to. I genuinely think you have to play the game to beat the game.

Hahahahaha 😭😭😭🫠

Why does 230@60Hz exist? Using the euro voltage with US frequency must be a compatibility nightmare

Somebody once told me I speak in Times New Roman

How did you find out about this person’s bike-powered house moving plans?

What does Austria do with all the extra taxes it gets compared to say, Estonia?

I mean it does get shipped by sea

Well, technically it is for customs purpouses

We don’t have enough information to know whether it was indifference or if people just weren’t aware of the petition. (Although the first can definitely affect the second)

feddit.de disappeared a while back. As did the original UK one. (Both have been replaced)

I think somebody shoukd do an academic study on Lemmy, how it differs from Reddit, its weaknesses, and why it might be failing. So that there is a definitive cause to its weakness that can be pointed to for anyone willing to give it another shot.

Secondly, I think it might be a good idea for the admins of the servers to have a video call. This will make the (at least admin) community feel much more personal in a way that comment threads cannot and will lead to a stronger sense of community. Actually I’m impressed that Lemmy as a project has made it this far without the developers having ever been able to plan the project together in a group.

Ah that is quite probable

Well done India! Although I guess it means it won’t be safe to ride on the tops of trains any more though, right?

Ah that makes a lot of sense

Ahh yes I was surprised that they have the European (or just international idk) one

I’m sure it’ll be super useful in a fire :)

It seems many states actually allow both

You’ll have to ask OSHA