What’s the source of these graphs? I’ve seen them used before for a different country and they look really cool. I could probably waste a few hours just browsing different countries

They are already shutting it down on their own due to recent heatwaves raising the temps of the water used to cool down their reactors

Of course, public transport has a limit and we can root for both as well, including protected bike lanes even in the boonies like we successfully see in the Netherlands

Root for better public transport and active cities instead of car dependency :)

They miss the sense of community because we no longer have 3rd places to hang out. For those unaware:

The Great Places Erased by Suburbia (the Third Place)
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=VvdQ381K5xg
https://youtu.be/VvdQ381K5xg

You might have eaten a different cultivar than those exported. In that case, I agree, there are so many different varieties that we never get to taste, supermarkets usually only have 1 or 2 different types

You are in luck then, because both are climacteric fruits, meaning they continue to ripe after being harvested, due to producing ethylene gas that triggers the ripening

Throw them in a paper bag and let them rest at room temp. If you want to speed up the process, add a ripe banana or apple (or other ripe climacteric fruits)

If you consider how hostile they are with everything else, I highly doubt it. Nintendo never again

Slight correction, seen that Ethereum was also approved to be included in ETFs

It should be clarified that it’s 99.99% Bitcoin mining that’s wasting all that energy, any other crypto that still uses mining is basically irrelevant when compared to it

That’s a cool graph(?), where is it from?

I ditched my goodreads account once I learned about bookwyrm as an alternative, I’m liking it so far

I’ll look into that one too, I didn’t know about it

Which bullshit are you talking about? I might have missed it and my search didn’t bring much on it

edit: I think i found it: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/40123727/17360792

We should actually use an opensource, decentralized and private alternative instead of relying on another centralized service

See Fileverse for example: https://fileverse.io/

Hopefully Deep Funding becomes popular enough that it no longer becomes a problem

ill have to recommend buying old refurbished printers