Or just the “doing” part

Very very small amounts of radiation is not bad. Your body is exposed to this every day.

Japans plan is to dilute the “water” so much that it should be at safe levels while it decays. They’re also not going to release all of it at once, which might not be clear to some readers.

I believe their plan is widely recognized to be safe, but obviously there is a lot of fear around nuclear and radiation.

I believe the worry is that this amount has never Been released before, and that while we might consider it safe, there is a chance it accumulates somewhere to harmful levels.

And obvious consumers of fish are already reacting. Would you buy “safe” fish from Chernobyl if you could just as easily buy the same fish from South Korea?

Should never have switched off slack

But see, his messages either go through apples servers or googles servers… what could be the harm in that?

It’s obvious in the case of git, git development occurred before gitlab existed.

I’d probably just run gitlab and use the gitlab images, as that’s one of the solutions git recommends

God damnit…

For now, Reddit will cover gas costs for distributing Points to users and allowing them to spend Points on features such as Special Memberships.

Spez: “We are not profitable”

This is where Spez is spending money. Not on making the App/UI/UX better, but on crypto scams lol

It’s not illegal, they don’t have to provide this feature to you for you to edit your own comments.

They do have to delete it if you ask them tho.

I enjoyed it. They had a lot of the silly moments that earlier futurama had. Like bender accidentally hitting zoidberg, or just random things happening.

Those didn’t happen the last few seasons of futurama.

It is very noticable the snappiness/responsiveness coming to Lemmy.world. My smaller mastodon instance is generally fine but images and stuff are noticably slower.

It is pretty aggravating not being able to access’s my local Metros updates to see what’s happening to the system

Both could have been profitable overnight if they wanted to. Reddit doesn’t need 2000+ employees. It’s a simple forum, led by volunteers. It is definitely possible to run it profitably on ads and volunteer premium services.

Spez is simply a moron. Reddit doesn’t need multiple chat/messaging features. It doesn’t need NFTs. It doesn’t need to be tik tok.