I wonder how adding gas generators helps this graph go down.
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I wonder how adding gas generators helps this graph go down.
How was this question:
> I think basically every country exercises this power
(At least on macOS one can still disable routined. Unlnike on iOS.)
Yes SUVs are more common in Europe now but still size is much smaller than in US.
> $ brew doctor
> Warning: Some installed casks are deprecated or disabled. You should find replacements for the following casks:
> alacritty
> librecad
Is there workaround? Probably. But macos lost benefit of OS X's "it just works". Time to move elsewhere I guess.
Is this LLM thing freely available or is it owned and controlled by these companies? Are we going to rent the tools to fight "evil software corporations"?
I missed this one. What was it about?
> The French index is at an advanced stage of completion, we have started creating the German language index, and the English one should start shortly. All progress is quickly integrated into the Qwant STAAN API.
This is a bit surprising for me. I've just randomly checked news: BBC, Guardian, Norwegian NRK - all had RSS. But I'm not checking news that much so not sure about others. Mastodon and BlueSky are also providing RSS. I guess walled garden ones like Instagram/Twitter don't?
My RSS reader is subscribed to:
- one Youtube channel
- several blogs (most blogs do have RSS, for example Wordpress provide it by default)
- Hacker News (few keyword-based feeds)
- Gitlab and Codeberg projects (Github provides RSS, but I'm not currently subscribed to any, because I need to be logged there anyway)
- podcasts (podcasts are basically just RSS)
- few Mobilizon sites for events
- OpenStreetMap QA tool that checks my edits
- two subreddits
Maybe in general, you are right. I know just my bubble and even there are few sites without RSS (like Bandcamp).
Clippy (at least pedantic one) will suggest this if needed.
There is one example with Fletcher... I find these also nice: https://typst.app/universe/package/fletcher
Which seems like interesting UX.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phylloxera#Fighting_the_%22phy...
I saw birch forest at Svalbard. Was about 2cm tall.