SkaveRat

Maybe. But if I had to guess, it’s also not really easy to prove, if you didn’t also record some evidence back then.

“It was Bob and me” isn’t really a good story, if you can’t really show for it. Also, remembering the details on how it was done will also be spotty at best

Why don’t you send me a recording and I’ll let you know

I really depends on the type of museum and what artifact they are showing

“what a ripoff, I got the original instead of a replica I paid for! 0/5 stars”

there is or was a city in China where making hand reproductions is their main industry, but it sounds like you specifically went looking so that’s not a surprise.

You’re talking about Dafen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWd9nnaDL3M

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dafen_Village

Looks like it still exists, but I heard info that they closed a lot down in the recent years. Although it’s second-hand info, so take it with a grain of salt

As I haven’t seen this mentioned so far: Be sure that you both learn the language.

Seen a lot of posts in other immigration heavy subs/communities where people move to europe and don’t make any effort on learning the local language, and then are surprised/depressed that they can’t find any friends or jobs

Allow all kinds of drugs and other enhancements in sports and see where the limits of the body are

Abolutely necessarily.

it works like this:

• @privateuser@mastodon.example.com has a “followers only account”.
• @someuser@pixelfed.example.com is a friend of above account, requested access and was granted. This now causes mastodon.example.com to push all messages of @privateuser to pixelfed.example.com.
• @anotheruser@pixelfed.example.com requests access, but gets ignored. But the pixelfed instance marks the user as “follows @privateuser”
• In the interface of @someuser, the messages are shown as expected.
• In the interface of @anotheruser, they are also shown. Because PF basically does a database “select messages of users that the user follows”, without checking if the access was ever granted.

Important to note, that this would not happen, if the messages weren’t already pushed to the server due to the “allowed” user