Now that they have a market of addicted followers, they’ve moved to a closed streaming system and they’re fighting against their former customers
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Now that they have a market of addicted followers, they’ve moved to a closed streaming system and they’re fighting against their former customers
I guess I can spare myself the money
The other day, fidgeting with the mobile phone, I set the lock screen’s watch to eastern numerals, it worked wonders. Not for pronunciation, nor naming them. For that, your app is great
Reducing the intake of PFAS on your kitchenware, microplastics in your water, 6PPD-quinona from your children's playground and car tires, etc.
The GUI makes you look for basic stuff every time, such as gas Lightning
Operating systems should be modular, allowing the user to reduce as much bloating complexity as possible and needed.
I do not need unstoppable “gamed” and “studentd” services on my computer. The sealed system implemented by Apple has actually meant the overthrow of the root user by the corporation. Now I can’t reduce complexity, bloatware.
The only solution seems to be praying that BSD or Linux become useable one day
I haven’t yet installed Ventura. I had to downgrade from Monterey because the cmd-L keyboard shortcut had stopped working on Contacs.app
Cat - gato - katze - qOt
This, like the case of shai/tea implies that the animal expanded rather late and quickly from the same region (Asia?)
Mobile phone, giraffe, etc. sound and are written also similar in all Arabic and Latin scripts.
You can download the translations from the HTML source of any Wikipedia article and put them on a spreadsheet, if that’s what you’re into
I still love it, though
It emails you a back up from time to time.
I use it less and less because the interface is not comfortable after a given point and of notes. I wish I had heard of obsidian before.
Roads that have consecutive numbers are also useful.
These w3w words can be useful for logistics but they seem to be useless for human beings.
>as a rough rule of thumb, burning roughly 1000 tons of fossil carbon (creating 3700 tons of CO2) causes one future premature death. Measuring carbon emissions in human lives not only makes the numbers easier to understand for nonexperts but also clarifies energy policy priorities: clearly, allowing a policy to cause manslaughter is intuitively unacceptable. The high death tolls that can be attributed to current carbon emissions and that follow from this analysis have immediate and direct energy policy implications.
You might replace those with energy but what about heavy machinery? We should just stop burning fossil fuels at all.
The solution to the climate apocalypse depends on overcoming capitalism. Give food and shelter to all the unemployed due to the GDP collapse.
We should have never reached such a level of addiction to a substance which destroys our environment. We have known it since the 19th century yet here we are, witnessing the apocalypse that the Cassandræ have forecasted.
There are more sustainable economic systems like the one in North Korea, etc. but look which economic and political systems get destroyed when the revenue rate of the Fossil fuels corporations is at stake.
We are bound for a termination shock or whatever it’s called because that’s in the interest of the big capital of the Fossil Fuels and its military branch
Praise sometimes hides lack of real interest so I give feedback