Conrad Hackett Nov 9, 2022
This amazing map shows travel time from London to the rest of the world in 1881
#history #dataviz #travel
Show threadConrad Hackett 
I love how you can quickly "delete and re-draft" posts with typos and I've taken advantage of this feature a lot already. But I'll leave the missing word above "...from London *to* the rest of the world" since this post has already been shared a bit.
Nov 9, 2022 at 2:33pmWeb
Show threadAaron Ross Powell ☸️Nov 9, 2022
@conradhackett You can edit posts, too, so you don't have to delete them.
Show threadKathyF (Kathryn Barrett)Nov 9, 2022
@conradhackett I honestly read this at first as "time travel" to London and I was really excited to see that!
Show threadElisabeth RevansNov 9, 2022
@KathyF @conradhackett me too!
Show threadMark Barrus Nov 10, 2022
@KathyF @conradhackett
Same here
Show threadOblomovNov 9, 2022
@conradhackett You'll be happy to know that as soon as your instance upgrades to v4, you'll even get a proper edit button.
Show threadConrad Hackett Nov 9, 2022
@oblomov Wow! @markigra what version is sciences.social running on?
Show threadOblomovNov 9, 2022

@conradhackett

Judging from the about page, at the time of writing you're running 3.5.3, which AFAIK is the latest official release. v4 is currently a release candidate, so I would expect most admins to refrain from upgrading to avoid being the one to discover THAT bug ;-)

@markigra

Show threadMark IgraNov 9, 2022
@oblomov @conradhackett Yes that's right. We are running the latest official release. I expect we'll upgrade not long after 4.0 goes final. It's heartening that the biggest sites have been running 4.0 release candidates successfully for a while.
Show threadAmy TysoeNov 9, 2022
@conradhackett if it's any consolation I had to read it three times before my brain put 'time' and 'travel' the right way round