Thank you, nice article, convinced me… If only there was someone I knew using it! But I’ll try!

Articolo bellissimo

I really like Ritter choccolate, but I find the motto really funny: you can’t get more German than describing your chocolate (something you eat) first as square, second as practical, and only third, and last, as good 😆

Ma pixelfed (dia .uno che in generale) si sta sgonfiando o tiene?

Non saprei, ma l’effetto è comico

Ma com’è questo mangrove reviews?

It’s those behind the fedilab app -> https://toot.fedilab.app/@apps/115572783993063223

Mmmh you are right… I’ll take a better pic next time!

This would be an extremely funny joke to do ti s friend’s bike

Oh, on. The setting thing was what I understood from the discussion in the link, but I didn’t go very deep

Ok, clear, thank you.

So this has been implemented as a Lemmy feature for more than one year, and it’s default behavioiur a setting for the particular community

Ok, this makes sense, and I had no idea it was like this

Mmh, that’s not an explanation: when I look at an hastag timeline in mastodon, I expect to see all the posts that federate with my server and contain the relevant hastag.

In this case I for sure see also posts that are federated, but, AFAIK, do not contain the hashtag. The only element is the name of the community

Questa vignetta sembra fatta apposta

Curioso che esattamente sotto tuo post ci fosse questo

Il 37% degli Italiani vorrebbe un candidato simile a Mamdani (Sindaco di New York) Percentuali maggiori nel Centrosinistra, ma anche tra 5 Stelle e Centro.

https://mastodon.uno/@BiDiMedia/115513077144123924

Uno che si definisce socialista, come li considerano allora? Un terrorista, praticamente.

Tutte misure modeste e di facciata. Una delusione di sindaco

I cannot understand what bonfire is about: another microblogging software?

That’s exactly what bicycle specific ponchos are meant to do!

Cap

The face, not the hair. I still need to see while riding😅

Be ready to be horrified: I was tired of the dirt on the chain, collected by the standard chain oil, so I thought about waxing. I looked at products available and nothing convinced me: either remove the chain and submerge it in melted wax or use some liquid product,whose quality was questionable.

I saw that people was using candle wax, and a random guy rubbing the candle on the chain and then melting it with a lighter (those where you can direct the flame). So I did exacly that with an unscented ikea candle I had a bunch of. I did that first time in May, and then again in September. I took some light rain, and usually quickly dried with a cloth when home. I don’t see signs of rust, and the noise is at normal level. I’m pretty happy, but I’m aware I could destroy my chain with it, so I’m taling the risk. Even after the ride in the picture on unpaved road with rain, the chain looked “clean” and not much was left on te cleaning cloth. The same ride with oil would have collected an unthinkable quantity of dirt.