What are you talking about?

Use FOSS software, and run games using Proton. Doesn’t really matter whether they’re pirated or bought.

The Netherlands in yellow is madness as well. Disclaimer: I have yet to watch the video.

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When I do this the other way around (go to lemmu.bestiver.se/search and search for !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml), I do see a hand full of (old) results.

Thank you. Edited.

And thank you for communicating like a normal human being about my mistake. Lemmy is a refreshing platform in this regard.

France is 50% Christian, and a place with lots of migrants from foreign colonies.

Edit: misinformation from here on. I’m sorry.

Migrants tend to get more children, if I recall correctly, even so for multiple generations.

~~Poland on the other hand, has had a steady stream of outward migration by people in the working age migrate to other European countries after it joined the EU 20 years ago. That, and their economy has been doing very well since.

Not sure if those are the reasons, but Poland/France doesn’t surprize me very much. I can’t currently think of reasons for Spain doing relatively well in this statistic.~~

Adding a third dimension to travel introduces a lot of additional intersections. Once the initial supply and demand wobble irons out, air travel will lead to additional traffic, not less.

It’s a bad idea. And we haven’t even mentioned air and sound pollution yet.

I believe the trouble with special deals, is future resentment.

Yes, as far as I’m able to understand it, ammonia is quite promising for certain industrial purposes (and to run the tankers themselves). Engineer the right engine, and it could potentially run on ammonia while acting as a cracker. Temp store excess hydrogen, and use that for the second part of your journey (or sell it for onshore purposes).

Offshore wind and onshore solar excess can be used to produce hydrogen, not coal.

It takes extra steps and introduces inefficiencies, but it is able to store larger amounts of energy than batteries, and can be used in certain industrial processes which do not run on wires and electrons.

In a succesfully electrified world, it is likely that some ammonia and hydrogen is shipped around the world for such use cases. The main alternative is to keep using fossils.

Some ships would carry ammonia, hydrogen, etc.

Still better than the status quo.

It’s always the same story with UX change. Everyone hates it, barely anyone is able to look past the period of getting used to it.

The number of people who actually run Pale Moon on Windows XP themed machines today, is extremely limited. Back in the day, people were furious about Australia.

1. Least of my worries related to Iran at the moment.
2. After migrating to another continent, flying back home is not an overnight decision. Most people have lives in their new place as well.

Agreed. If anyone knows about an EU (or allies) search engine with a business model that’s not strictly based on advertising (topped up by grants perhaps), let us know.

I use Ecosia/Qwant for now.

I doubt it. “Back to business” in Iran means back to what? Old regime with new Ayotollah? They have replacements lined up. Israel and USA probably have attacks lined up as well.

Without new leadership on the other hand, I doubt the IRGC will just drop their weapons in a matter of days.

I’d start preparing for a few scenarios: home, Switzerland, elsewhere. Do you know whether the embassy can be of any help?

Dutch municipality sues Dutch state. As much as your meme is true, their approach makes sense.

Great thread. I run an old Roomba i3 with optical sensor (no camera). In the market to upgrade to a European and privacy respecting device.

The difference being that in the one of those cases you still need to open a browser instance before you are able to browse the web.

Weird how Renault and Dacia scored least creepy, Nissan most creepy. They’re in quite a tight alliance these days.

Other than that, completely in line with big tech and governments: most US brands are more creepy than most European brands.

Does anybody have examples of popular programming languages that are not targeted to English?

12 in The Netherlands? I hope this includes cemeteries and embassies.