Couple of storm chasers having fun with a moderately powerful tornado.
For reference, that tornado is likely to be at least 4-5 km away from them for them to be that unconcerned
Honestly it was. I'm probably faster at typing on a qwerty touch screen now (I rarely actually use swype, though) than I would be if you handed me a T9 now, but that's just due to more recent practice, I'd bet. My fingers flew across that numberpad back in the day. Lol
At least for NATO countries, I think it holds, even for those groups. It's not like we achieved particularly fair treatment across the board today and conversely is not like it was 1959. In some regards there been back slides.
But it is true that the story isn't that way outside of NATO countries, who did not have such a great 90s experience.
I like spending time with my friends when I am in the mood to socialize. I want to be able to opt in to hanging out. Needing to improv a conversation outside my "office hours" is frustrating.
In a general sense? No, i don't think most people require a lesson
But I'm deadass about the lesson, we learned how to read a map, use the map scale, different types of maps, etc etc
With the Lemmy developers' help, we figured it out! It was NodeBB's spam protection mechanism. One of our configurable options is to limit the number of upvotes one can make per day.
Someone (or someones) on Lemmy communities was sending lots of upvotes and running into this limitation when those activities were propagated to NodeBB.
NodeBB dutifully noted this and sent back an HTTP 500.
Lemmy dutifully noted this and retried sending the activity using an exponential backoff algorithm
Eventually enough 500s were recorded that Lemmy decided that our server needed a time-out of sorts
I updated the code to handle this case better, and now the activities are coming in at full speed. It'll take awhile to get back up to sync though
