He realises this and that’s what he’s saying would be his reason for doing a 6. He wants to do a better job this time.
The cynical part of me thinks that he would obviously say that the next one’s going to be better to try to get people to watch it.
I don’t like it when stats like this are lumped together incorrectly. It just makes the stat meaningless.
A taxi is a vehicle that is on the road and contributes to the gridlock so shouldn’t be lumped in with the other options that actually contribute to reducing the gridlock.
In the UK, we used to have king size chocolate bars that received a lot of bad press saying that they were encouraging obesity.
The solution was to come up with packs that had two smaller bars in. The marketing was focused on either sharing or saving one for later. It was bullshit as most people just eat one then the other but it did allow the companies to say that they weren’t intended to be eaten at the same time.
I think that the sharing bags are a similar tactic to allow them to argue that they aren’t encouraging people to eat too much.
I looked him up and was surprised that he was listed as ‘Shazam!’ star when he just had a bit part called ‘man in the street’ in the second movie. Then I scrolled further and saw that he was the star of the 1974 TV series.
You seem to have got your knickers in a twist over something and I don’t understand what.
Let me summarise the conversation from my point of view. Someone asked what subreddits kept someone on Reddit. I made the comment that a particular sub that I liked on Reddit was more active than the equivalent communities on Lemmy. It wasn’t a complaint but a statement of fact about what made the transition more difficult for me which I made to contribute to the discussion. Then you seem to have taken that as a complaint and taken offence at it for some reason.
A sample size of one isn’t sufficient to conclude that every question gets answered.
Also, I didn’t say that it was inactive. I said that it was nowhere near as active as Reddit.
There are about two or three posts per week which includes all the release announcements for home assistant and various components.
On Reddit there was at least five or ten times that activity with posts every day including questions, automations and dashboard ideas.
That’s a fair point and it is the latter.
I have only posted one question about a problem that I had and I got an answer that resolved my issue.
Unfortunately, I’m not in a position to help build up the community. I have a very small and basic setup and don’t have time to build it up let alone make posts about building it up.
I’ve not read this one but every single time I read an “ending explained” article I regret the complete waste of the time it took to read it.
They seem to fall into two categories - describe (not explain) everything that happened at the end or just focus on one slightly ambiguous part and waffle on for ages about it adding nothing.
I went cold turkey after the third party app debacle but I really missed the home assistant subreddit. There is a home assistant community but it’s nowhere near as active.
If you go to a restaurant and don’t eat everything that you bought then you can take the rest home in a bag (or other container). This is called a doggy bag presumably because people used to take food home for their dogs.
I used to see tip buttons on payment screens a lot in the UK. That seems to have reduced recently and you have to ask for a tip to be added. There are still restaurants that add a 10 or 12% service charge to the bill though.
Springer Spaniel for scale.
It seems to be a ball with a cone hung over it perhaps for weather protection.
