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  • Sounds like a problem for their doctor or a scientist, there isnt anywhere else it would matter about their biological status. So a woman is someone that says they are a woman.

  • feddit.uk has been defederated
  • For a positive perspective on it the equality act doesn't stop you including more groups than it specifies. So society can advance without needing the government to keep up, as long as enough of society agrees that can allow putting pressure on businesses when they don't keep up.

  • What's something people use the internet for that can be done just as easily offline?
  • Search engine UI is better for it than most default calculators. I use Kubuntu and KCalc is usually pretty crap in comparison.

    Say I want to calculate 220480*(1.0523-1.0522). Now I want to 220480*(1.0524-1.0523), doing that in KCalc requires awkwardly typing out the entire thing again. Doing it in duckduckgo I just change 23 and 22 to 24 and 23.

    But I also don't use a calculator often enough to look for a better one to install.

  • Yes, but
  • Now every single bag is overweight and they have to lift all of them all day. I suspect a few is ok but they really want to discourage too many of them so they are not lifting too many heavy weights all day.

  • feddit.uk has been defederated
  • trans women are not women

    Wasn't this a recent court ruling in the UK? Which isn't great.

    I don't know all of the terminology, but the entire argument over it just seems so stupid, how does letting trans people exist bother you in any way?

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  • Isn't the problem that it allows for it though? So big company could take Alpine and fuck over users with it in a way that users can't modify. But GPLv3 would require it to be open so that users are always free to change it.

  • Sales of Hard Drives for the End of the World Boom Under Trump
  • Wouldn't something like this be potentially quite useful if you live in an area that could easily see a natural disaster that results in weeks without a connection to the outside world? Sure you could build a raspberry pi to do it yourself but not everyone is capable of doing that and its also a low power consumption device which is useful to keep your backup power going longer, ideally through a battery as a generator normally doesn't do very low wattage efficiently. Solar is variable and lower power demands means you can go smaller, or helps keep it more reliable.

    I find prepper stuff has a fine line between reasonable preparation for something that may well happen and then you get into the crazies that think the world is ending and they are actually going to achieve anything in such a situation beyond dying alone.

    As I live in the UK the most likely disaster is a couple cm of snow which will break most infrastructure, shops will run out of things like milk and bread for days. This happened a few years ago, I had to resort to making tortillas instead for my lunch.

  • Cooking lunch

    Had a kelly kettle for a while and love just how quickly it boils water once a fire is going in it. Isn't visible in the picture but the base is propped up on a stand so it isn't in direct contact with the ground.

    Has anyone else got a similar stove or just generally has good recipes that can be made quickly by adding hot water? Other than pots of instant soup/noodles I have found porridge is a fairly easy one to make by just grinding up some oats at home in a spice grinder and mix with some dried fruit then when I am out all I need is to add hot water.

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