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  • The prisons are not gonna fill themselves

  • Steel - > arc furnaces, concrete - > clinker free cement, trucks - > cargo trains/hybrid overhead electricity (Germany has one), cars - > electric, planes - > high speed rail where applicable/ electric planes for <1h flights currently, remote locations electricity - > off grid solar / batteries, ore crushing - > electric ore crushers, shipping - > stop shipping fossil fuels is 70% decrease.

    Shipping and flights are the tricky ones because the energy density of fossil fuels is hard to beat, but we're still going to replace majority of those.

    It's all in the works, just not happening fast enough. Net zero 2050 is still technically achievable, decarbonising electricity and lowering electricity prices is a crucial first step which makes other green solutions more attractive.

  • Just an FYI, Warsaw to Paris is in the works. The new EU rules for train operators will allow private operators to operate cross borders so in the future a sleeper train from Paris to Warsaw is going to be a thing. 12h, sleep 8, wait 4. Compared to flying and showing up 3 hours in advance with added to/from airport as 3h pre flight, 2h flight, 1h to/from airport to get to city center you'll have to spend more time waiting in flights with less comfort.

  • I only got "on the spectrum" when I was 17 on one of these tests because of that. Turns out if you answer the question with "what did the NT have in mind / how would they answer in my situations" got me a much higher score.

  • I mean, you could rephrase this as "Which cuisine in Europe has the most fried foods, processed meats, sugars, alcohol and other processed foods."

    This will put Mediterranean cuisine pretty high up on the list of healthiest but it still neglects the "cuisine vs diet" question.

    Malnourished people will be much better off trying eating Greek yoghurt than a bag of chips even though energy will be similar.

  • Hard to say, there's a decent amount of fried food in most places. Iceland has its fair share of sugar in the diet but I'd guess the UK in a pinch.

  • I absolutely vibe with mareep.

  • I worked in python when f-strings were pretty new. Didn't realise why you would use anything else. It just reads better.

  • Yeah, that's probably a me thing, I like starting programs from the terminal. With a decent command runner doing a ctrl+r, ff<enter> (variants ffw or ffs for different profiles) is usually faster than reaching for a mouse. It's also faster than Meta, wait, "fire", wait again, <enter>.

    I do get that most people don't use the terminal, although it's very nice, highly recommend.

  • I know I'm a terminal type but why not just use a bash alias?

  • I don't recognise many, but there are a few that pop up regularly like PugJesus, Picard Maneuver and K O L O N A K I.

  • I don't know why, but if they make a Bond movie, make the entire script for a man and cast a woman into it I think it'd be just as good as with a man or better. Having a woman do Bond stuff is less expected so it'd feel fresh.

  • I personally use both a smart light bulb and a smart watch. The smart watch is to track my heart rate during running and light bulb for wake up and sleep routine for my 1 year old.

    Smart switches can also turn on and off heaters and light bulbs, smart washing machine is very optional but timing it so that it completes when I finish work is nice, some people can time heavy electricity use for night time or peak solar to reduce cost.

    None of these need to be smart but there are some benefits for some of them.

  • It's pretty much the first folder I add on a fresh install, gotta keep that shit contained

  • Garum mentioned, let's gooooo

  • Make the case for ad and tracker blockers as bandwidth saving and don't leak data.

  • Almost 30% of Jordan is Palestinian or Syrian refugees so it's racial I think.

  • Yeah, probably want to leave at least some space for the water to leave. Caulking is better to prevent water from entering since if you prevent it from leaving it'll just fill up with water.

  • Summit @lemmy.world

    UX issue when mark with mark as read on open

  • The Eternal Playlist @crazypeople.online

    Untold Stories by C3B

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Arch btw

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Direct mp4 test link

  • Music @lemmy.world

    Virgin Orchestra - Venus in scorpio,

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The economy could really use a state run video library online where it's mandatory for all movies and shows are sold for pay-per-view for media preservation and access.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    Musk just managed to Fox News-ify twitter

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Werewolf/mafia games, is anyone here able to win them?

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Sleeping tricks

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    beavers have infiltrated

  • Patient Gamers @sh.itjust.works

    Chrono Trigger (SNES 1995)

  • grimdank @lemmy.world

    Help wanted: Girlfriend said she was feeling Khorne-y

  • Xiaomi @lemdro.id

    Activities destroyed when swapping apps HyperOS

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Who of you guys are on an "Unknown" OS?

    gs.statcounter.com /detect
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Distro for a local "cloud gaming" no monitor desktop

  • AI..........rl @lemmy.world

    ai🧘rl

  • AI..........rl @lemmy.world

    the boys are AIght 🦵 rl

  • Jellyfin: The Free Software Media System @lemmy.ml

    Shoutout to this guy on github

    github.com /navilg/media-stack