Verdict, both works.
It probably depends on the backlog and issues a particular Mastodon instance is having in its backend, copyright of the video on Youtubes end, etc.
@mmasnick Why mess around with an annoying freemium platform that's designed to upsell?
Keep an on the @openvibe app. It currently supports Mastodon, Bluesky, and Nostr. Threads is in the works.
It offers a single timeline across all platforms (you can filter by platform too), crossposting, and the ability to engage across all platforms in one place.
Cortázar, I read, and it made a deep impression on me and sent me on a journey to know more of his works.
It contains a number of short stories from the realm of fantastic literature, many of them leaving you with an uncanny feeling.
Did you ever wonder how it would feel to be an axolotl?
You can read it here (in 🇬🇧):
https://fullreads.com/literature/axolotl/
2/3
@HistoPol @mattotcha @energiepirat @VeroniqueB99 @si_irini @GreenFire @evelynefoerster @SilviaMarton @forthy42 @2ndStar @MAJ1 @scb
@Judeet88 It literally is the country. That's why the "massive pile on" to which you refer would happen. The media is an arm of the state and nobody even needs to threaten or conspire to make it happen like that; it's just how British society works.
It is utterly, utterly endemic, and it took me immigrating to see just how deep it runs. It pervades British society and consciousness at all levels. The government is not the cause; it is a symptom.
So I took the classic racial description of orcs and applied it to humans, and I think it actually works.
It's less about describing humans, and more about describing the other creatures (if everyone is 'short', then they're not short, you're tall).
Hopefully it doesn't come across as snide.
Got an update. It turns out other browsers are not implementing HTML lists using CSS, that's why when using the CSS property `all` it still works.
It's not a #Firefox #bug because the `all` property did reset the `counter-reset` property as per the CSS spec, and it is in Firefox's default UA stylesheet.
To quote Emilio Cobos Álvarez (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1881517#c4):
> Yeah, this is not really a regression from that change, and this is really invalid. Firefox implements CSS lists using CSS counters as per spec, so you're really resetting https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/a8cc31504a2379bcf8ba395d2da7bb632b5521d6/layout/style/res/html.css#570.
>
> The issue is that other browsers don't implement html lists using CSS.
In other words, if you are using the modern way to do a #reset:
```
* {
all: unset;
display: revert;
}
```
You also have to re-add `counter-reset: list-item` to `ol` like so:
```
ol { counter-reset: list-item; }
```
This is why I love Firefox, they stick to the #W3C specs. You learn in the process.
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