BastingChemina @ BastingChemina @slrpnk.net

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At the same time, if the time traveler could prevent the American vines to be imported in Europe it would be great !

Just follow the very obvious arrow, it's not that hard

The process of making Roquefort start by making a big batch of moldy rye bread, then mixing this bread with milk and let it age like that.

Obsidian is great, in using it extensively for work and personal usage.

Not open source unfortunately

For the last 15 years I've bought 3 pairs of headphones from AKG and I'm extremely happy with them (why 3 pairs, because the first one was stolen, I gifted the second one to my dad and I am still using the last one)

They are extremely durable, especially if you pick a model with removable cable. I've used the K702 almost every days for the last 6 years and it barely shows any sign of wear.

I personally love the way they sound but it's not for every one. They are more built for professionals with a very neutral sound but very precise.

And then carmakers will cry that Chinese cars are reading over the market.

They are already doing a good job dismantling the US.

You make then cry ?

I have both my phone and my computers in tailscale and connected them with direct IP.

So now my phone can connect to my computer all the time, wherever I am !

Pretty useless but fun

I love it

Again ? I feel like I've seen this news 3 times already in the last year.

I've learned the other day that these nets are donated by fishermen around Europe and gathered by volunteers.

Zelensky personally met fishermen from Brittany to tracks l thanks them for all the donated nets.

On the opposite side there is this ads from intermarché, a French supermarket chain, made by real artists.

Intermarché - le mal aimé

Honestly, this shows that EU is doing the right thing.

This is more what 2002 looked like

The os fairphone use it very clear to stock android.

I can use radio to pay on mine

1 - les installations solaire sur les parkings sont déjà généralisées. Depuis une loi de 2023 les parkings extérieurs au delà d'une certaines surfaces doivent etre recouvert d'ombrieres photovoltaïques.

2 - il y a une énorme différence entre produire une peu d'électricité pour réduire la facture et couvrir 100% de la consommation électrique. La question est toujours la même, comment on fait quand il n'y a pas de soleil ? Comme en hiver par exemple ? On brûle du charbon, du gaz, de la biomasse ? Les batteries ca va pour quelques heures.

Ce n'est pas insurmontable comme problème mais c'est beaucoup plus complexe que juste mettre des panneaux partout où on peut en mettre.

J'invite a aller jeter un coup d'œil sur cette carte: https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/zone/FR/5y/yearly

Sur cette carte on voit que les seuls pays/régions qui arrivent vraiment à avoir une électricité decarboné (moins de 50gCo2/kWh en moyenne a l'année) sont les pays qui ont énormément d'hydroélectricité et/ou de nucléaire.

Pour l'instant aucun pays/région n'a réussi a réellement decarbonner sa production électrique grâce au photovoltaïque. Et pourtant ce n'est pas faute d'essayer. En terme de capacité l'Allemagne a 100GW de solaire et 73 GW d'éolien contre "seulement" 61GW de nucléaire en France. Malgré ça l'électricité allemande émet toujours 10 fois plus de CO2 que l'électricité française.

It depends on the cheese, sometime the mold is the cheese.

Like Roquefort, it literally use moldy bread as a starter.

The process of making Roquefort starts by adding mold on rye bread, let the mold develop before blending the bread and mixing it into the raw milk.

I think it's because in a three phase system is you have 220v between two phases then you'll have 127v between one phase and the ground.

I know in France at one point before the 50s most of the country was using 110v, then some of it switched to 127v but from the 50s they decided to unify the national electrical grid to 220v. It took a while but now I don't think there is any 110v left.

Thanks, I'll have a look at these.

Edit: so, in the case of Marie Trintignant's murder by Bertrand Cantat, the whole trial happened in Lithuania under Lithuanian laws. The crime of passion is a legitimate defense in Lithuania but this has nothing to do with French laws.

For the fact that sexual attacks against women are often downplayed by justice in France, this is a real fact. The recent Pelicot trial really brought this to public light.