The fact that their title registration is “Lost World”, not “Avatar: Lost World” or “ATLA: Lost World”.

The waiting list is still very long at this point. Probably don’t expect to get in for like 2 weeks…

Spotify itself takes an even bigger cut

This is a (micro-)cultural thing. Common for some groups of people, really uncommon for others.

They might even drop “Avatar” from the movie title completely this time around in order to avoid confusion with the blue alien guys

Implementing mastodon.social instead of proper Mastodon, implementing no other fedi software – this scheduler has much potential/work ahead

What you see on Bluesky is a lot of people using their own domains for their handles. They are not hosting their own instances though, it’s only their identities. Their connection to the AT protocol still goes through the central Bluesky server.

Theoretically, yes. Practically, the way their model is set up, it costs a lot to host a federated server so no one is doing it.

Do you know the context for this sentence or not?

Ghosts can’t go through doors. They aren’t fire!

!communitytv@lemmy.world

Look at the community this post is in

I can see why you like it, fassgealterte Langeweile

I like the way we handle it in German, where Klassische Altertumswissenschaft is the study of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome as pioneered by Friedrich August Wolf in the 1700s, and Altertumswissenschaft is used for the more broad study of antiquity.

No. I have blocked a few specific lemmy.ml communities but I don’t generally avoid interacting with lemmy.ml.

There are other instances I have blocked completely (a certain grad).

I have no idea how this is from a legal point of view, but the fact they only give her the possibility to finish all that work within 24 hours sounds illegal

anti-italian sentiment

It is widely disputed that Columbus ever was or was considered an Italian.

😂🙈

3,5% milk is also the standard milk here in central europe and it says so on the packaging. People call it simply “milk”, but it clearly says 3,5% milk on the branding.

Depends on the context. If it is written/talked about in a geographic context, it will usually mean “the Americas”. If it’s in a political context, it will mean “the USA”.

Keep on mind that reputable news outlets won’t use “Amerika” when referring to the US however, they will use “Vereinigte Staaten” (United States). “Amerika” as a term for the US is very much a colloquial thing.

I have no TV. I watch all my movies and series via a big PC screen which has no TV functionality.