

I feel like this kind of implies that things will get back to the way they were before, once all the bullshit is “done”. Not so sure about that
I feel like this kind of implies that things will get back to the way they were before, once all the bullshit is “done”. Not so sure about that
What an annoying position to be in, needing software updates for your fucking car. Then what, you’ll have to replace it after three years because it won’t get any new security patches anymore?
Everything by Virgin is shit. I don’t understand why they’re so big
How are people feeling about Deezer?
I’ve only used it to write cover letters for me. I tried to also use it to write some code but it would just cycle through the same 5 wrong solutions it could think of, telling me “I’ve fixed the problem now”
CEOs rarely end up with nothing, unfortunately
Thing is, the next MAGA/QAnon nutter will just tell people that it’s the lib’s fault and they will eat it up and vote for the next unhinged, cleptocratic sociopath. Or maybe by then the US will have gone full Russia and just openly manipulate the elections
I think this is pretty standard procedure no? Lots of small companies are spin-outs from universities
Why do you need a fusion reactor for electrolysis?
In a few years the US will be pretty much like Russia
Thank you for pointing that out, just set up a monthly donation
Thank you for putting it into perspective a little bit. I still won’t buy Nestlé stuff but at least now I’ll feel guilty buying anything else lol
Both steps could be fuelled using renewable energy sources, I hope this will become a standard soon. I don’t really understand why hydrogen production is being done using fossil fuels tbh. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, other than it probably being cheaper at the moment
It means you can increase the amount you put in to get a higher amount of output, but that doesn’t mean it’s actually doable in terms of cost or available resources etc
Always has been like that I think
I’m not convinced Putin isn’t an immortal Reptilian
Basically a virtual Berlin wall around the whole of the US?
I always liked TeamSpeak, is that still around?