None, and that’s probably a good thing. And also really not unexpected given how small the platform is.

Well, what do the duty declaration and duty tracking sticker say?

At least over here there ought to be one that tells you what the seller declared the goods and their value as, and another that tells you either the specifics of the duty fee calculated, or one with a large (over here) letter+number combination that tells you which standard category this falls under (usually for duty free packages).

50 on 300 is is ~17%, so that’s a pretty normal duty depending on the goods and which country they originate from.

Sadly don’t know enough about that. I suspect it’s a specific theme-color it copies for the background of the tab strip, as that is significantly lighter than it is supposed to be.

What OS is that on?

Not how it looks for me:

If yours is on linux, I think that’s on the system to provide meaningful colors for these elements.

I have never heard of either.

Because people I want to follow are on Bluesky?

(I mean, duh? Did you really need people to state that?!)

Porn doesn’t wreck your mind if you’re a sensible person?

What are we talking about here? Easily impressionable people with no frame of reference? They’re susceptible to everything. Well-adjusted people with prior information? They’re susceptible to neither.

Pretty obviously false, and I’d genuinely question the social and intellectual capabilities of anybody who truly believes this - originally sarcastic - phrase.

Of course. It’s still just a software project.

Does it work if you try any of the following:

• Using a fresh profile.
• Disabling your userChrome
• Formatting this post correctly

Not bad for a mail client for the early 2000s.

There’s the compounding issue that something that seems simple on the surface, say, pairing a pair of bluetooth headphones, is a convoluted mess of super-complicated shit on a technical level.

And to even handle that, the engineer making the app that handles these does not know about how to sync an L and an R headpiece. And the person who knows about that does not know how to establish contact via bluetooth. Etc. It’s layers upon layers upon layers of tricky technical stuff. Each of which has the ability to propagate buggy behavior both up and down the layers. And each engineer probably cannot easily fix the other layers (they’re not theirs), so they work around the bugs. Over time this adds an insane amount of complexity to the code as hundreds of these tiny adjustments are spread everywhere.

So long as it’s possible to ban the bot so I don’t see the spam, sure.

Cheese

I don’t get why, I can’t see this be difficult or costly to run, but then again I have no clue, never ran a Mastodon instance.

I would assume that it’s not worth the small reach compared to running X / Bluesky / Threads accounts but then again, like I said, the cost must be super small. 🤷

It’s 2024, and we still assign significance to streamers and stream viewers. No wonder the world is going to shit as fast as it is…

“Quiet quitting” 😂

Because yeah, you only do the job they pay you for, how dare you!

It’s just a legal safety net that they cannot know whether at the moment the route is cycling-safe. So while you can follow their route, real-world situations might differ and hence you need to think for yourself.

Over here they show the same warning for pedestrian and car routes. Which is sad, because it tells me that enough people blindly drive into shit based off of a routing app that they need to tell people to please not turn their 2 braincells off, as much as a difference that is going to make…

Live service, as in: you better watch it live or you’ll have missed it! 😅