Just came across it and it’s more relevant today than when it was posted

Simple, they stand up on flat ground

Heya, seems you made a post to lemmy from a mastodon instance.

You can post to lemmy from mastodon, but there are a few things to keep in mind:

1. The first line of your post is the title (if you only post 1 line lemmy will duplicate it), Lemmy only allows text here and things like links will look broken.
2. Hashtags do work on Lemmy, but they will not be useful for discovery here we use communities instead (which display as groups on mastodon)
3. Only the first image in your post is visible on Lemmy, be mindful of this when posting image or video content

I am a human that stumbled upon your post, if you have any questions feel free to reply.

Except all but 3 apps are built on top of things that don’t support it.

Maybe in the future; but I don’t have too much hope right now.

Only consistent dark theme so I use it on all the mobile apps, I’d much rather have some way of defining a custom theme for apps to follow like you can do with GTK and Qt on Linux.

Discord’s electron still hasn’t received the patch for spectre/meltdown mitigation in the browser, I doubt they will ever have to deal with manifest V3 or WEI.

I know that experience far too well, trying to run even sildurs makes my GeForce 930m cry in pain

Yes, give me that Linux Apache Mysql Php and ignore that 3/4 are outdated, replaced, or hated like JavaScript.

How do you get the freshest shit to post and what wood would you recommend for posting it?

Ah classic AZ-5 going from reactor shutdown to hydrogen bomb detonation button.

That said, this is also partially to blame to the graphite tipped control rods which have had their graphite tips removed in any operational RBMK reactor including those still running today.

Dining tip, in Belgium there’s a dish by the name of “stoofvlees” which is a treat when combined with chips/fries. If you want another tip, make it a day before you plan to eat it, it’s even better then.

The problem with battery fires is that most batteries are made out of lithium which reacts with pretty much everything and is extremely difficult to put out.

In addition obtaining the rare earth metals for these batteries ecologically is a real challenge and it will only get worse the more we use.

I’m not saying we should abandon electric cars but we should know the benefits and drawbacks of each option before making a decision.