I really can’t see him leaving but it would be exciting

This is great news, might finally get me off Mendeley.

You can’t include nonsensical data. The correct thing to do is note it in the paper, like they did.

The amount this is being shoved down my throat in theatre trailers and elsewhere tells me they are worried that many people simply don’t give a shit about it.

I’m not sure “utopia” is the correct word for what this plan was about, at least not for anyone but Henry Ford.

Manually adding all 1,500 links

this is the bit I don’t get.

It could have done without the car chase Chevy ad, but I thought overall it was far above my expectations. Not surprised it’s doing well, the whole movie theatre were laughing out loud.

I just don’t use email enough anymore, except for work which is all Outlook.

Thanks! Plenty good will and community on Lemmy :-)

I created !oldphotosinreallife@lemmy.world, which has over 300 subscribers, but limited interaction.

It’s unbelievably polished for a first release. Not 100% feature complete mind you, but it’s mind blowing the dev pull this off.

I started up !oldphotosinreallife@lemmy.world and it’s basically just me posting. Not really much traction but who knows, maybe it’ll get going.

I just view Ultra to be covering the costs of continued development and server for cloud backup. It was a simple choice for me.

Sync makes Lemmy feel like a better version of Reddit, or an old school version of Reddit. It’s great for Lemmy and old Reddit users.

Not really a fan of these, but then my favourite at the moment is a terminal watch face so maybe I’m not their target

a very pleasing test image

Lemmy.nz is a nice small country instance with one rule, don’t be a dick.

It’s obvious when you actually see it and say it, and be someone else points out out and then you are like oh yeah…

Looks like it’s built upon Reddit app giving the versioning

Edit: please see replies for why this is a dumb thing to say ⬇️

Recently finished the seond book in Ken MacLeod’s Lightspeed Trilogy, Beyond the Reach of Earth. Nice SF series with some interesting takes on the complexities of FTL travel, First Contact, global politics, and more.