

Slash their tires


What British people call biscuits are called cookies in America. American biscuits are more like what British people call scones
Otis is ready for All Stars!


I think YouTube has said that Premium, formally Red, viewers do count more for ad revenue and other things like that for creators than free viewers. A streamer I follow I think said they were worth 5x for him
Awful. Terrible. Bravo


You should watch this video, in it he explains some of the dozenal concepts underpinning our music theory


Ah, no it does not do that


Like if you visit a link or go to someone’s profile, then go back to return to the comments, will your scroll position be remembered so you can see the comment you were just looking at? If so, yes
They make fire resistant vents for this exact reason


I started watching Enterprise recently feeling the same way you do, and it’s honestly not that bad. The way they talk to each other and the overall vibe is VERY Next Gen, and it’s interesting how they’re 100ish years in the future while TOS is 200 years in the future, so their technology and even uniforms look almost exactly halfway between our tech and stuff and what we see in “traditional” Trek. The theme song though is definitely whack
It’s not about having accurate dates, it’s about how unix time is used in programming. For some systems that reference unix time for essential calculations, that value rolling over and overflowing would cause catastrophic problems


Why does that surprise you? It’s the reasoning almost every homophobe gives
Coke never has the water button on it though


Notice how the Japanese media frames the whole thing as the “wartime labor issue” to further try to distance themselves from their atrocities


Mastodon has a pseudo-algorithm (sort of, unless there’s a better name) in the Search/Explore -> Posts view, which shows you posts that are trending on your instance. I wonder if Lemmy can come up with something similar based on your instance activity





“Welcome to City 17!”
I love how his last name is pronounced “to share a” and he did, in abundance
No, but there’s something with your profile on your instance server, where clients that can indicate bots with an icon cause your account to show that icon. So people will think you’re a bot