In a nutshell, that’s pretty much the entire premise of the original — and still the best — Bladerunner. 🎬

With all due respect, @bsky.app, we believe you're focused on the wrong thing. While total users who have tried Bluesky (at least once?) may continue to slowly grow, the number of daily users is actually just about three percent of that and *falling*. This isn't sustainable. (📸 @bluefacts.app) | 🦋

If you like floatplanes, then The Flying Beaver in near the South Terminal is a good bet. Very popular though, so pick your off-peak time carefully. 🍻

You make an excellent point, in which case it's a transaction where seemingly everybody wins. 🙌🏻

A potential solution: 🚲 + 💻

It has a certain Tom Sawyer tricking others into whitewashing his fence ring to it. 🔗 www.pbs.org/kenburns/mar...

Good to know. However, the stat we'd like to see is Engagements per Post over time. Our client @blufly.media has seen a precipitous decline. It would be useful to compare their experience to others to see if it's a generalised @bsky.app issue, or if they need to work on their content mix. | 🦋

Haven't used it in a while, but we always found ScreenFlow pretty good for things along these lines. 🔗 www.telestream.net/screenflow

Bicycle mechanic. Definitely bicycle mechanic.

That likely depends on what you mean by 'proper'. 🤔

Although we have never used them and can't vouch for them firsthand, these folks claim that they can sell digital copies of the issues for which you are looking. pocketmags.com/ca/net-magaz...

You're in luck, there's a how-to guide.

From our perspective it really doesn't do anything that domain verification doesn't do better.

If your giant plexiglass tank of water ever starts to leak, your ship 🛳️ has officially come in.

No more spitting.

That's good. 👏🏻 However, we would be much more interested in *active* in the last seven days, then after that those who were *active* in the last thirty, sixty, and ninety days.

In that case, may we recommend this by @sarahjaroszmusic.bsky.social. Then carry on with anything else by her. 🎶 It may just restore your faith in the human race.

Zip ties so the net result approaches a well-executed wiring loom on a car. And no leaving the excess zip tie 'tail' after you pull it tight(ish) — the rule is that it *must* be clipped off. It's strangely satisfying work. Or better yet, cable lacing. Good thing dreaming is free. (📸 See ALT)

Cool, thanks Paul. 🙌🏻 That’s actually *better* than we thought would be the case. We were assuming it wasn’t a factor at all. Perhaps a worthwhile use of AI, assuming it’s capable, would be for it to assess the quality of the ALT and then specifically feed that resulting metric into Discover?💡