The way it is packaged does not give much of a hint I think. The boxes are also not original and I did not find a description in them.

May have to look tomorrow (during my afternoon shift) if I have the time. From my memory, packaging were plastic bags with one type of part only (star or sticks) and sorted by colour. The photo I showed was either some kind of sample or what was taken out by colleages to have look (before I arrived).

I wouldn't take the source all that serious. Most dutch homes are unsuitable for direct combustion of wood.

I thought to remember that the acronym no longer stands for anything.

And not to forget multiple formats in case of devices not supporting hardware acceleration for some of the ones being around on the web. I mean, e.g. VP9 is not gonna run well but e.g. h264 would (please note this is not the most realistic example).

Link is dead.

Why do you not deactivate it?

I initially misread your previous comment thinking you meant their training in general. I am getting it now.

Biofuels are taking valuable croplands that could be user for food production. And BEVs could run on e.g. nucleair fission until we figured stuff out more. Try that with combustion engines.

The article says Google Translate. Brits and Usonians forgot to make sure that their clients are able to RTFM in another language than English. Like Ukrainian.

I guess they’ll be powered with electricity generated from gas (sourced from…?).

Gotta start somewhere.

Will citizens get subsidized high voltage lines to their homes or streetfront parking for fast charging?

Europeans do not travel that far most of the time, unless on e.g. vacation. So fast charging is only really needed on e.g. major highways.

Can the grid handle so many EVs?

No, that why it needs overhauling in places. That is however a thing to worry about or national and local gov., not the EU.

Never let perfect be the enemy of good.

Writing your representative(s) about e.g. downtown restrictions of vehicular use (within reason); heavier tax on SUVs than on regular passenger cars; or if they are hybrids/BEVs, make them exempt from things like tax incentives if they happen to be SUVs and/or beyond a reasonable mass limit.

Modern ones have tech in them that makes them automatically shut off once the water gets boiling, so they never get above 100C. Whatever plastic would be used for the device, has a melting temperature above that or else it would never get CE/TüV/KEMA approved.

I never tried tea from microwaved water, but according to rumours it makes the tea taste "off". Microwave ovens are also taking up more space, so unless you have got one already for different reasons than boiling water it would make more sense to use an electric kettle or just the stove if it is a modern (induction) one anyway.

Both you and the one you are replying to may have a point.

On lemmy.ca there is a new community of which the mod thinks it is okay to basically run it as such: https://lemmy.ml/c/elon@lemmy.ca To sub to it, you might have to go to it via the "communities" menu of your instance.

Go to Communities --> search "elon" --> pick the sub out of the results --> click subscribe. With federated subscriptions, by my knowledge there is no other way with Lemmy.

I would say it depends. In the case of OP being from/in the US I might see your point. But only then.

I see.

How can electronics that young have rusted?

Wait, are you genuinely stating that you think that rape should go unpunished?

Why did you start a new topic on this one, instead of editing your previous thread?

Gentoo is younger than the distros mentioned, and is not in the same league in terms of influence.

Given that the screenshot showed Edge, I was implying use of the Windows platform (like the meme seemed to do). You mention F-droid so I think you are writing about Android?

Set Firefox to be your default browser and voilà.

Wait, Roe v. Wade was never turned into an actual law? What kind of unorganised mess is the US government?

In case the cell is already empty, you might want to put in a fresh one, not touching the top and bottom surfaces directly, but holding it on the edges. Pushing it in place can be done with the use of some non-conductive material to push on the top side. If you can get into the UEFI (the term BIOS is outdated :) ) after all this, we will see what to do next.

Fair enough, if you live with vulnerable folks that makes matters way harder.

I did in early March this year. Only a few weeks before the NL government decided to abolish all countermeasures that were still in effect. P.S.: I indeed have had three shots of Pfizer's vax (including my booster). My experience was that Omicron is survivable, but far from fun.

Perhaps, but I would rather see (heh) the "/u/" thing used instead of "/c/", unless it is about e.g. a famous person and not a community made by said person. This way there is better distinction between e.g. /c/TomScott and /u/TomScott.*

*not that I expect him here though, given how much he dislikes Reddit. Anyway, it was just an example.

Edit: fixed a typo that made the comment show commas instead of periods in one abbreviation.

I joined Lemmy before federation worked, which is why I joined the "flagship" instance. In addition, other instances are often more localised, theme-specific or very political (Lemmygrad, Wolfballs). And some instances are poorly guarded outposts via which the troll incursions are coming in. Mind you, the admins there are probably good people but it does do little good to the name of those instances (and they risk defederation). Maybe if Lemmy as a whole grows people might successfully spread, but for now most would stick to the bigger instances with the most topics and the best moderation.

Edit: I interpreted the question as specific to Lemmy, even though the topic is in /c/fediverse.

A good read, but maybe it's in the wrong /c/.

Reported you. As well as your "dick" pic.

To be honest though, this does not be Ford company's fault if the article speaks truly about how local government works there. Governance seems a bit too decentralised to remain (cost) effective. That new plant seems one of the area's "lesser" problems in the bigger scheme of things.

This is one of the many reasons why the middle lane should not be used as a bike lane (but rather a median, bus lane or tram route instead).

How is that so?

Why is that site called Eurasia Review, while it is run from Albany, Oregon, USA? https://www.eurasiareview.com/buzz-future/

Discussion has been held/might be ongoing in this c/technology thread.

Same here. I am still seeding this video though, hoping that helps indirectly.