It’s still blocked in the UK.

Did we watch different videos? The only person who seemed in favour sounded like he was German. One person was worried that you get less mileage in your car with kilometres. Another mentioned that Britain used to rule the world and now it’s “part of a community”, which they said “ain’t right”. Yet another said they fought 10 years in the war (?) to keep things how they are, but now people want to change everything.

All in all, the sentiment was overwhelmingly negative.

Pets.com went bankrupt within 12 months of its IPO. It was ahead of its time.

Fun fact: Babies are indeed born without knees!

The mlem app shows a “karma” score — both for me and all of you lot.

I’m resisting the urge to recreate r/Peloton (a sub about pro bike racing) before someone uses the name for a community based on those dumb exercise bikes.

I also approve of me joining Lemmy.

Bit of an extreme strategy though, eh?

TLDR: Nobody wants them, not even the banks. Offered for sale at $25,000 (which is the supposed melt value), but no takers so far.

She should have made him try and then roasted him mercilessly for his pathetic, undescended testes.

The Great Hole of China.

Reddit hasn't gone public yet (it's planned for this year) and very likely isn't profitable — we don't know for sure because it hasn't published its financials.