Given the difference between the first and other places, I don't believe that switching to time instead of length would actually change the significance of the top placement.
Any other reorder on the list is just shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic.
Yes, I meant UP foods. And they are basically bad for anyone. What I meant is that this kind of food aimed at vegans/vegetarians is often even worse, as the ingredients that are used to replace e.g. eggs or dairy are adding a lot of entries to the ingredient list. Yes, some are just the same chemicals one would find in milk or eggs to achieve a certain effect, but some are not, and that's where the problems start.
You are not alone on the road. Even if you actually believe you are a safe driver, accidents can happen. Imagine a drunk teeing you, and you'll be glad for those "nanny safety items" that will save your sorry ass.
No, I agree, beans, peas, and lentils are (mostly) clean. An I have no issues with people getting their proteins from those. Anyone cooking from fresh basic ingredients has my full support.
But look at any commercial food, and you'll quickly notice that for vegan/vegetarian variants, the ingredient list sounds more like a sales pitch from a chemical company. Look at cakes, sweets, chocolates as a prime example for chemical horror cabinets. And the so-called "meat replacement products" are the worst.
And, by the way, meat here is not filled with growth hormones and puss. We don't import American "meat" here.
While what happened in Japan sucks and calls for an apology by Mozilla towards the team, the general idea of machine translation on demand is one of the few working examples of machine learning. I'd recommend professional systems instead of google translate, though.
Seeing what some vegetarians and vegans eat instead of meat makes me laugh. One half is exotic stuff flown in from the other side of the world at a vast expense of the environment, the other half is Ultra High Processed Food laced with chemicals most people cannot even pronounce...
No source, but he's a refugee from Afghanistan. Not the most likely "white American trash Nazi" material. Even if he were a conservative type in his worldview.
And let me tell you how this works with cars. With planes it is the same, except that the savings are even better.
A real rich person owns no cars. He owns a car sales company. That company has a few select cars, which the rich person can "test drive" whenever they like. If the prime time of a car is over, the car is sold and a new one is bought. The car sales company pays for everything: purchase, insurance, taxes, fuel, cleaning, etc. Of course, this company does not make any profits. On the contrary. So the rich person pays for these losses, and those payments are tax deductable.
Es gibt für einen deutlich steigenden Bedarf nicht genug Ladesäulen
Schnellladesäulen brauchen viel Leistung, die die lokale Infrastruktur typischerweise nicht leisten kann. Zumindest nicht, wenn mal mal mehr als nur zwei oder drei haben will.
Ich habe mich mal mit einem Betreiber eines Schnellade-Parkplatzes in den Niederlanden unterhalten. Der hat sich für seine Säulen auch erst mal ein fettes Kabel herlegen lassen müssen, und das ging auch nur, weil in der Nähe eine entsprechend dicke Trasse vorbeikommt, sonst hätte sich das nicht gelohnt.
Well, American education levels...