https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish

Embrace: they embrace the fediverse, bring millions of new users to it and everyone is happy. The fediverse grows and the new meta instance gets a ton of content. Everyone is happy

Extend: meta begins to add features to their instance which clashes with or is unusable with other instances. These begin to pile up and issues develop.

Extinguish: meta unfederates from other instances. People are now forced to stay where they were and lose a majority of their friends and content from metas instance. Or switch over. Mass migration away from original instances. These instances die

D. Final answer

You can tell this dude didn't read the article. Google is delaying this due to apple's failure to add unknown tag alerts for anti- stalking reasons.

Mine runs Friday mornings at 430 am in case I have people over Friday night and again Monday morning at 430am to clean up after the weekend. The 3/4 day schedule works well for me. And 430 is perfect because I'm usually asleep when it runs and it's never worked me up so it never bothers me.

it's 7.5% for the US and 13.9% for the Euro zone. India, which has a similar population to China is at 17.9% which is so much lower than I would have imagined.

Yes, the Pixel 6 and up have a astrophotography setting. It's really amazing.

What kind of sushi are they. I see what looks like toro and unagi but I'm not sure of the others.

You seem to be able to block instances on the connect android app

Karma chameleon is fire. Pretty much anything by ABBA

They don't call it the lone star state for nothing.

Here's the NYC gov website for licensed dispensaries in the state. these should have closer to the level of service and knowledge you are looking for.

What kind of sushi are they. I see what looks like toro and unagi but I'm not sure of the others.

Have you played it yet? Curious what your thoughts on it are before I jump in.

Even in new York only people registered under a specific party can vote in that party's primary. So only Dems can vote in the democratic primary. If you're registered for any other party, or registered as unaffiliated you cannot vote in the democratic primary.

I disagree with this set up but the GOP in Colorado aren't really doing anything radical with this.