I absolutely agree. Sadly alot of smaller nations get payed to dispose and recycle and then just throw the trash into the ocean. There are even areas that just have no trash disposal system in place other than the local rivers.
They are mostly there to prevent sea animals from swallowing the cap and dying a slow agonizing death...
Yeah Kanye was always Batshit crazy, but he was making money fore enough people to be enabled and managed. How do you think Donald Trump happened?
I would wager thats your audiences bias showing up. If you did that measurement in lemmy users, you would get likely 90% Linux users.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pozzo_di_San_Patrizio
Epic build. There is a double helix staircase around the well to enable one line of donkeys up and one down at the same time.
Debian for 20 years with some formative years in Gentoo. Always went back to Debian. No regrets.
Paywall removed: http://archive.today/G1sAm
Don't use much heat, that will destroy them. Just throw them in at 30C and add a cup of white vinegar. It keeps the smell away even if they get wet again. Dry them quickly when finished.
Have been doing this for years, no problems so far.
It was supposed to represent cyberspace like in the Gibson books. It's a thing is the times back then.
Electing a fascist is rich America's privilege, no? I'm speaking of trump just to make that perfectly clear.
He just watched Californication and thought "you know what?! I'm in a mood today, let's perform the mangina, that will cheer me right up"
The lamp he is holding "sucks ass" because the genies ass is literally inside the lamp.
Rayne from blood Rayne
We just had a thread about biopunk centered media, I would love a similar collection about movies and TV shows about solar punk. Here we go:
I really loved the show the peripheral. I know it's not really centered around solar punk per se, but it happens to be placed in a world where the main character goes from place to place in a solar charged e-bike.
What's your favorite show or movie set in a solar punk world?
Just started reading and I am already planning to switch over to extreme test driven development. We don't test nearly enough.
Whats your preferred development strategy? And comparably good sources you would recomment?
We use this primarily for input generation for dialog tests.
Its a quickcheck implementation and found us quite alot of "weird" bugs. Like a not-exactly matching encoding of database and application.
Now we gained clean utf smileys in text fields m)
Highly recommend it.
This post is a little older, but I was surprised how many packages are timeless allstars. I use all of them except for
- cors headers
- extensions
- storages
- pytest
- environ
Which do you use? And for what reasons? For example I need to look into pytest and determinw whats better about that than the natively used test framework.
First post in the new community,
Cheers!
