Imagine being anti-protest and still joining Lemmy/kbin lol
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I've just disabled thumbnails and have it auto-load media. It's not a direct 1-to-1, but has a very similar look to Apollo then.
The staffers are probably more afraid of the eminent mass layoffs. Like, if my CEO praised Elon Musk for how he's handled Twitter, I'd assume my company was about the layoff half of the workforce and somehow lose over 60% of its value very quickly.
Going by most influential, it'd have to either be Doom or Ultima Underworld. Both of these inspired entire genre's that still live on to this day (FPS and First-Person RPG's like The Elder Scrolls). Personally? Ultima 7.
It's broken out as its own OS:
I was too lazy to do this manually, so I punched it into GPT 4. I did verify that the math, indeed, checks out.
Edit: Sorry for the edits. GPT assumed the tusk in the calculation, so I had to ask it to remove the tusk for this math to check out properly.
- The size of a narwhal: Narwhals typically range in size, but males on average can be about 4.7 meters long.
- The length of a banana: The length of a banana varies, but a typical banana is about 18 centimeters long.
Let's start by converting the asteroid size from narwhals to meters.
If 99 narwhals equal 850 meters, then one narwhal would be approximately 850/99 ≈ 8.59 meters.
Now, this doesn't match the usual size of a narwhal that we have (4.7 meters). There might be a discrepancy in the calculation, but for the sake of this exercise, let's use the size provided.
Now, let's convert the asteroid size to bananas.
850 meters is equivalent to 850 * 100 = 85000 centimeters.
If 1 banana is 18 cm, then:
85000 cm / 18 cm/banana ≈ 4722.22 bananas.
So, the asteroid is approximately 4722 bananas long, if we base the calculation on the given size of the narwhal. But please note, this is a fun approximation and might not be precise.
It'd be nice to have a landing page like what Apollo has. One where you can favorite Magazines and the like.
Consider linking to this kbin in the private message. That's what I did for r/ffxivart. Should help drive traffic here and away from Reddit.
That's not 93% of all subreddits; just 93% of those that committed to going dark.
That's a very low bar lol
No shit lol