Notices by Oblomov (oblomov@sociale.network)

@kaia unless you're male, in which case you can just change the tie

@kaia the asterism is a proposed symbol for the Fediverse

https://wok.oblomov.eu/ars/asterisms/

@kaia there are filesystems that do

@kaia are they two sets of married twins?

@kaia do you own a safe and what's the combination?

@kaia there ARE men with low libido and women with high libido, so maybr she just got unlucky?

@kaia is that a recent Leisure Suit Larry?

@kaia wine/Proton?

@kaia asshole former PI trying to put a spoke in the wheel of my career advancement

@kaia physical or virtual?

@gubi @pfefferle

Interesting. Both sociale.network and mastodon.bida.im are on the 4.2 branch (4.2.15 and 4.2.12 respectively), so maybe it's something with the scrubber in 4.2.x?

@pfefferle OK the .bin thing seemed to be an artifact of the mobile I was using when replying to you with the previous comment (I was using Tusky, clicked on the link, which opened Firefox, which did the weird .bin download thing). On the PWA, the blog page opens correctly, but shows the HTML tags for the mentions. I have another account on fediscience.org and there it shows correctly, so this may be an issue with the HTML scrub on sociale.network

Ping @gubi who is an admin here.

@pfefferle there's something very weird going on. If I try to open the link directly it tries to download a .bin file? I have no idea what is happening

@pfefferle it's how it appears on my Mastodon

Hi @pfefferle I think there's something wrong with the HTML cleanup in the import from notiz.blog, see attached screenshot of how https://notiz.blog/2025/02/26/ein-bisschen-buch/ appears here.

@kaia oh no

Vorrei #mastoAiuto per identificare un #fumetto #horror che lessi su un #Linus (EDIT: forse non su Linus) degli anni credo 70 o 80 e che rappresentava una variante di una famosa leggenda metropolitana (seguono dettagli con CW).

#SullaPuntaDellaLingua

@kaia the curse of bread lovers

@kaia @monkee volts measure the difference in potential that is what forces electrons to move through the conductor (equivalent to a difference in height in the mechanics of free fall), ampere you can think of as related to the number of electrons (equivalent to the mass in the mechanics of free fall), ohms measure the resistance of the conductor (equivalent in free fall mechanics could be air resistance).

@kaia chastity belt 2.0