Tesla, not having a PR department, is notoriously hard to contact, but the one with the poop emoji is Twitter.
YMS
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That article picture is splendid! I think I spent ten minutes looking at it and finding more funny details.
And from the profile as well (useless to post the link here because it contains the username, so everybody has their own link, but you cannot open the list for someone else).
Keiner der beiden meint das ernst und deshalb ist der für den Post gewählte (und vom Artikeltitel abweichende) Titel, dass Musk und Zuckerberg im Kampf gegeneinander antreten werden schlicht falsch.
That's why I said "compared to". The percentages were +666% and +30%. 30% growth in four days is enormous, but not at all when compared to 666%.
Extremely low compared to the total growth: Per https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats Lemmy grew from 150,000 to 1,150,000 total users in the last four days, but for the active users, the growth was 30,000 to 39,000. If you extrapolate that, there are maybe 200,000 real Lemmy users now.
Also mehr nein als ja. Laut https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats ging alleine die Gesamtzahl der Lemmy-Nutzer in den letzten vier Tagen von 150.000 auf 1.150.000 rauf, aber die Anzahl der aktiven nur von 30.000 auf 39.000. Realistisch gesehen gibt es nun vielleicht 200.000 echte Nutzer, und 'ne knappe Million Spambot-Schläferaccounts.
GNU Hurd development was started in 1990 as a follow-up project of another, failed GNU kernel from years before. Linus Torvalds didn't start Linux development before April 1991.
Why is this called The GNU Testament, making it sound like it would be a core document of the GNU project, which put a lot of work and thought (including a couple of actually fundamental documents) into the development of a free and open operating system, and has plenty little to do with cracking games?
It is an early stage software and such things can be worked out, you're right. But on the other hand, such basic elements should be based on a thorough concept before a single line is coded, and implementing something like a delete button with "Let's just make it delete the most visible stuff for now, we can always improve that later when there is time" is recipe for disaster.
Nice to read and all, and I'm looking forward to that game, but am I the only one who expects a "development diary" to contain some information about the actual development of the game rather than just a feature presentation?
Indeed, e.g. https://kbin.social/u/YMS/subscriptions works for me even when logged out. However, the point of my comment anyway was that the link is in the profile, so if you want to know your own subscriptions, either go the long way and replace my user name in that link by yours, or simply go to your profile and click on "subscriptions".