The ply count doesn't reflect thickness or softness at all. Of the 3-ply toilet papers I've used at home, some need three layers to not fall apart on the first wipe, others are fine with a single sheet.
I don't know how you get the impression that the poster thinks it's particularly important or insightful. People usually just post random things to interact with other human beings. It's no different here on Lemmy.
Quoted below for those who don't want to open the web page.
Hello everyone. Effective yesterday, Anthony and I decided to depart from the project, myself as Project Leader, and he as a core team member. This is in addition to the resignation of Andrew on Friday. We leave the project in the very capable hands of the remaining team who have been driving the project for many years now.
Joshua:
For me personally, it was just time for a change. I simply could no longer provide the effort (mental or time-wise) that the role demanded, and thus I was not performing my duties to an acceptable degree, facing severe burnout, and risks to my mental health. It was time to step aside. Hand-off is ongoing and is amicable, and there is good communication lines, so there is little to no risk of a hostile fork or anything of that nature. Jellyfin will continue for a long time to come, just not with me at its head.
When I started Jellyfin, I thought it would be something used by a few hundred, or maybe if we were lucky, a few thousand, users. We might put a few pet features in, and do a bit of cleanup, but really, I didn't expect much. Now here we are 7-and-a-half years later, and it's the #1 FLOSS media server, a truly viable alternative to Plex for literally millions of server administrators and probably 10x that many individual users, and we've left our parent project completely in our dust. We've proven that FLOSS works, and is in demand.
I truly hope Jellyfin outlives me, and I trust those in the team to keep the philosophy and code alive.
For the last time, happy watching all!
Anthony:
My particular reasons are a bit different, so I figured I would post as well.
For myself, though I don't touch much code these days, I do a lot to manage things in the backend and with App Stores/etc. After 7.5 - nearly 8 - years, it's been a long time since I've been able to give much of my free time to Jellyfin. My life is changing and I've got other things that must take priority.
I am fully committed to a smooth transition, which is something I've wanted for a long time anyway. Even if the transition takes a year, I'm still down to do that. I want Jellyfin to succeed, and it should.
I've built all of my machines and I'm still afraid to open them up. It always feels like they just worked by chance and if I tinker with it, something's going to break.
You know different people have different tastes in food, right?
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The ply count doesn't reflect thickness or softness at all. Of the 3-ply toilet papers I've used at home, some need three layers to not fall apart on the first wipe, others are fine with a single sheet.
Not only does she got this, she's being extra efficient by moving two pieces of furniture at once!
Isn't freon one of the more efficient refrigerants we have? The environmental concerns aren't a problem until it goes into a landfill.
It's either all or nothing. Anyone who imperfectly tries to make the world a better place is just virtue signaling.
We need big gym to fight big pharma and big shrink.
For a lot of people, the answer is unfortunately survival.
Hey, I make my kids kale salad and
organicquinoa bowls.I don't know how you get the impression that the poster thinks it's particularly important or insightful. People usually just post random things to interact with other human beings. It's no different here on Lemmy.
It's not uncommon for connecting flights to be multiple hours apart.
Do you really need to say those magic words before you're allowed to stay silent? You can't just not answer their questions?
Quoted below for those who don't want to open the web page.
I've built all of my machines and I'm still afraid to open them up. It always feels like they just worked by chance and if I tinker with it, something's going to break.
What's your favourite ice cream flavour?
That's a lot of money to spend on those two places.
Maybe if you can pay your rent or mortgage in cash, that'll be enough to eat through a good chunk of it.
OP actually did write 0.10, but I think it's pretty clear from context that they meant it with one sigfig.
So you tilt your hips down? That's how you direct pee with a vulva.
Because significant figures.
0.1 means you have a margin of error of ±0.05 (i.e. the true value is between 0.05 and 0.15).
0.08 means the margin of error is ±0.005 (i.e. the true value is between 0.075 and 0.085).
OP's question can be rephrased as "how did we obtain a value to this level of precision?"