Because twitter seems to be rate limiting access to this tweet ("Something went wrong, try reloading"), here is an archived version

https://web.archive.org/web/20201005231441/https://twitter.c...

Cool but when can we have Mac on linux?

It's here, but you'll need a PowerPC Mac, it won't work with m68k hardware.

https://www.maconlinux.net/

There is medical software here in the Netherlands, that, to this day, still recommends using IE11 for the best experience.

Think of it as giving someone on reddit an award... /s

the comment is flagged now, what did he say?

if you want to see comments that are flagged, turn on showdead in your settings.

What if the lithium reacts with the water??

Sorry someone downvoted you without explaining it’s an alloy, not pure lithium:

https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/52154/lithium-...

Thank you for the explanation

Taj Mahal is not open source, chromium is.

Taj mahal is also open source. You just aren't putting in enough effort.

Yes, but with a certain resistance meaning there will always be a voltage difference between neutral and ground.

I don't recommend the following but in our old house I used to tie my outlet ground (that was free floating) to the radiator which was grounded. It worked until my mother reported the shower water was feeling "very harsh".

Sounds like the radiator was not actually grounded and the device plugged in had a ground fault.

If the radiator was actually grounded, why would there be any effect on the water?

Yeah, I could theoretically tie my outlet ground to the gas pipe. Doesn't sound like a good idea.

The following is anecdotal, but many people report more vivid dreams after recreational use of LSD.