@apps: 3.35.1 still has a bug related to citations: The icon bar in the notification view has an icon for citing, but it shows me all surveys I took part in. The next icon is the survey icon. Clicking on it shows me the posting of all people where I checked the bell icon for being notified about posts. And if I click on the house/home icon, I get all my recent new followers. And so on… Seems as if the icon has been added, but the referred code points haven't been updatesd.
Found my later #Skatebike in some online classifieds (Tutti.ch) by some bicycle mechanics focusing on refurbishing. Saw some other Skatebikes there in questionable conditions or high prices, but got this refurbished one (new trucks, new pedals, new tire, etc.) for IIRC 40 Swiss Franc ($50 USD, €42.5 EUR).
Others potential buyers didn't take it as they couldn't ride it.
@karotte@casandro: The domain ipv6-literal.net doesn't look as if it belongs to Microsoft (as @GossiTheDog already mentioned in his posting). It is parked at GoDaddy.
@apps: That looks odd. Why do they have the same version number but such a large size difference? And what is MinT? A quick web search didn't find any pages containing both exact terms fedilab and mint.
@nev@ascentale#BikeNite A5 followup: Yep, requiring an app (and hence a smartphone) which is very likely leaking way more of your data than necessary, is one of my gripes with nearly every bike sharing system. (Except maybe those Brompton rental boxes seen in the UK, not sure if they require more than a credit card.)
So here you see me in time lapse proving that you really can tip over a low tadpole style recumbent trike, even with less friction having knobby MTB tires on tarmac. 🤪
@ascentale#BikeNite A3: I can't remember where (maybe in #CriticalMass context), but one bicycle sticker I already saw several times was "This machine fights climate change".
@popey: Sounds familiar. Did that with #Debian some years ago as performance at the #VCFe because I wanted to install the most recent version of Debian possible on a vintage #Thinkpad 760XD: Pentium MMX w/166MHz + 48 MB RAM
The big issue was that the Thinkpad did support a CD-ROM drive, but couldn't boot from it. So I had to start with the last Debian release which still supported installing from floppies: Debian 3.0 Woody
I then upgraded until Debian 8 Jessie—the last release running on a P1.