I'm also on Mastodon, and saw posts saying "you can follow Lemmy communities from Mastodon!" - and sure enough you can, but by god you shouldn't unless you want your feed to be full of comments without context.

I was wondering why this wouldn't make insurance unaffordable and the car unsellable, if it were a real issue, and that answers it - thanks.

Let's go with Xitter, for clarity.

Is the a lemmy wotsit for /r/mildlyinteresting/? Just turn it the right way around first, please.

You might know the number. My wife used to live in Kenya and renamed her "Mum"/"Dad" contacts after they once got a call from her stolen phone saying she'd been arrested and they needed to send money for bail.

/r/bestof/ was always one of Reddit's load-bearing structures for me... now it is salted earth, over there, it's good to see the Lemmy equivalent fulfil it's function here.

DLSS 3.5 on the 20 and 30 series should be interesting, though

Marine cloud seeding/brightening, aims to make clouds more reflective, to reflect sunlight back away from Earth. Not sure microplastics from tyre rubber are likely to have that effect.

He doesn't need to lie when he can just choose what to release - if they're not releasing deaths per million miles, it's because the numbers aren't as favourable.

Last version of comment within 24 hours of it being posted initially. So, probably one line of code.

It would start with acknowledging a problematic culture, and give details of initial resignations or sackings to help excise it.