The first sentence of the article is
Based on the excellent Hyundai IONIQ 5 N platform, Vanwall gives its Vandervell H-GT a high-performance aesthetic makeover inspired by the classic Lancia Delta HF Integrale. But what makes this body kit a genuine [...]
It's a Vanwall Vandervell H-GT with a new body kit on top of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N.
The headline is incredibly misleading.
Honestly, this is just the way it should be. Searching is fundamentally different than trying to access a website.
I love trying to search for something like "node.js" but can't because it thinks it's a website...
The comments of that tweet are nothing but "Signal is full of huge design flaws"
Right, because "add user to group" is a design flaw.
The battery pack in the Hummer EV is the size of 3 other EV batteries combined.
You could have 3 regular EVs or 1 Hummer.
I think I know where in the code this could be happening for the web UI.
I'm not one of the devs but I'll look into this a bit, I'll update this comment when I get more info.
I believe ! should be changed to [!@] in this line
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/129fb5b2f994e02bfecc36e3f6884bdbf485b87a/src/shared/config.ts#L47
And another elseif(match...) needs to be added for @ after this line
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/129fb5b2f994e02bfecc36e3f6884bdbf485b87a/src/shared/markdown.ts#L127
Starting from 1 year being 365 days
1 month would be the equivalent of 3.65 days
1 day would be 52.5 minutes
1 hour would be 31.5 seconds
1 minute would be 0.3 seconds
1 second would be 3 milliseconds
1 millisecond would be 3 nanoseconds
Too bad Saturn's visually right beside the sun at this time.
Yes, there was Teams (classic) and Teams (new. There's also Outlook (new) and Outlook (classic).
There was the Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch, it even said they were getting rid of Shipping Tool, but then they got rid of Snip & Sketch instead but the function of Snipping Tools is the same as Snip & Sketch.
This is not to be confused with the application called "OneNote", that's staying.
You can always trust Microsoft to make two version of the same application and to have really bad naming.
I noticed this odd behaviour a few days ago. It happens on desktop and mobile web pages. It seems to only be on this instance (lemmy.ca) because I don't see this when browsing other instances directly.
I can't see the UI version number at the bottom of the page. I'm using Firefox 114 on both desktop and Android phone.
This is great for the cat-and-mouse situation.
I know a lot of people use Plex because of the number of apps on various platforms. The renewed life in these apps will be at least one less reason for people holding off on Jellyfin.