Notices by 🇨🇦️Lunatic At Large 🇨🇦️ (lunaticatlarge@toot.io)

It's #Caturday

Getting wood for the campfire later.

@n1k0 It got out into real life, and this happened.

@_elena At least here one can talk with others without the teeth marks on one's butt. 😆

@martintheg @_elena @luciedigitalni I was there via an invite. I looked around, found it too much like the bird site (at the time) and left. Mastodon suits my social media needs quite well

@tchambers THe RSS thing probably not in Firefox because it's in Thunderbird.

@Vivaldi If Vivaldi were to have a sync feature like FF does, and be opensource, I'd move over in a flash. As it sits now, Vivaldi is a backup browser. I use it as a "second opinion " browser should something look odd in another one.

This is a 1917 A.O. Smith Corporation 'Motor Wheel' that attaches to the frame of a bicycle (in this picture, a Schwinn & Company Henderson). It is powered by a 118 cc AIV (air induction valve) gasoline engine. Notice the device on the right side of the handlebar—that's the starter. You would pedal until you had built up enough charge, then flip the switch on the handlebar to send the charge to the spark plug and start the motor.