Twitter is also focused around individuals. Reddit around communities. I believe different dynamics of those two are why Lemmy works better.

Ffs…

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Check this comment for details on Lemmy’s security. https://lemmy.world/comment/765991

TL;DR: Password security is fine. Server doesn’t get your plaintext password.

I know it’s a circlejerk, but god damn, Sleepytime just gets to me every time. And by now, just hearing the music while I’m cooking and the kids watch TV brings a tear to my eye.

5 years, yes. Started in 2018 and was supposed to run for two and a half years. But then COVID…

One theory is that it’s to secure the track, instead of having yellows for the sector, while waiting for the race leader to come around to the safety car.

It is often the bearings in the turbo that fail, and that makes the oil lubricating the turbo spill into the exhaust. In those cases, the turbo is typically done for, but the rest of the engine should not be affected.

How do you propose this is solved?

I just don’t open Lemmy (or reddit, before), if I don’t watch the race live.