At least they aren’t Uighurs. (/s)

Plot twist: I don’t use a shopping cart. (I always use the textile shopping bag that I bring from home.)

WASM ftw tho

“marriage” is often just a cover word for having sex though, especially in conservative circles where they avoid the word “sex”.

Bet you the bread is so dry that it could be used as a spill kit

Better than the bread is somehow wet.

you can use all of my system resources if you like to 😏

The issue I have with this that basically, now users need to “pay” (with compute time) to speak their mind. This would be similar than if you had to pay to vote in political elections. It favors the rich. A poor user might not be able to afford 20$ additional electricity bill a month, but a large agency (such as state sponsored, corporate agendas) might have a 1000000$.

I don’t think that would work well, because I knew no one when I came here.

Yeah, after all, we post on the internet for it to be visible by everyone, and that includes bots. If we didn’t want bots to find our content, then other humans couldn’t find them either; that’s my stance on this.

just like me!

related: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/16150311

signed

Edit/commentary: I understand that this proposal is less than ideal, because “tax the rich” is not going to solve the problem. We need a reform of our basic principles of economy. But it’s a sign that something must be done against the inequality.

Company has no loyalty at all to the employee. I could let go every day that I go to work. It’s not a question of if, but when I will be let go. So, as a consequence, I must ask myself the question: After quitting the game, will I regret sacrificing my health for yet another company?

yeah, they’re pretty great. sadly i haven’t had a good egg in a long time (farmer quit), so I’ve stopped eating them.

https://sepiasearch.org/

Edit: I don’t really have a full answer, but I hope that we can get the problem fixed with community-based video hosting, like the one linked above.

… and even then I find them pretty bad in quality compared to fresh eggs from the nearby farmer, I must say, from my own experience.

I think it goes to the moral panic in the 1970-today. But I don’t have a link unfortunately.

I’ll give you a short introduction to the power grid (btw. it’s called “stromnetz” (electricity network) in german). The power grid has many “levels”, where each level represents a network of cables that transport current at a given, specific voltage. For example, you might have one 220kV level, and then a 5kV level, and a 230V end-consumer level.

Between these levels, there have to be translations. These are “transformers” today, transforming high-level AC into lower-level AC or the other way around. For AC networks, they are basically a ring of iron and a few coils. However, for DC networks, other transformers exists, such as Buck/Boost converter.

My question basically is: is there anyone who can give me experimental data on how well DC networks would work in practice? Personal experience is enough, it doesn’t have to be super-detailed reports.