Aux @ Aux @lemmy.world

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Lol, who's salty, kiddo?

Maybe your soil is not compatible, idk.

That's unless you also have dill.

No, it's not.

Bad bot.

Cool story.

It's not up to me. Or you.

Well, I understand that. But the change should start somewhere and somehow, right? I can only provide you with examples how the public transport works elsewhere, but you'll have to do some ground work yourself, like advocating for public transport, voting for more responsible government, etc. Or... Make America Great Britain Again!

You should re-read the original comment then.

That's a typo, my bad. Fixed my comment.

Yes, my bad.

95% of Londoners are 400m or less from a bus stop. The bus service suits everyone for any journey. And then we have trains and the tube. There's never a need for a car no matter where and when you go.

First of all, it's not a toy sword according to the law. Second, that guy was carrying it unsheathed. Third, he didn't have a good reason to carry. But fourth, the most important thing, that guy is a known criminal who already served four years for burglary. He broke not a "community rule", he broke multiple laws and is a known offender.

https://appliance-standards.org/blog/how-your-refrigerator-has-kept-its-cool-over-40-years-efficiency-improvements

Here's a good article. From 1970-s to 2014 power use of refrigerators decreased by 4 times. My modern European fridge only uses 270kWh per year, which is even further decrease.

You really do not want to still use a fridge from 1970-s.

Edit: changed Wh to kWh.

Microsoft tried nicely during the XP era. We all know how it ended. The average user shall never be trusted with security.

I'm using Linux on servers and for self hosting, but Linux on a desktop is a sick joke.

How else can one react to a person defending a violent criminal? Maybe you should remove such comments instead.

The majority of the human population lives in urban areas. And in developed countries pretty much everyone lives in such areas.

Because no one is using JSON.parse directly. Do you guys even code?