It is great that it's also forced by law, but I was just joining to the point that an e-car's battery is not something from a "Poof! It's gone!" category. Things get old, but as with the usual cars, if you are not buying something 10+yo, you'll probably be fine
Yes - I know at least for Kia and MG, that they have 7-8y/around 159k km qarranties on batteries, so this is something they are sure about. And even after that, you can keep driving, just with a noticeably lower max range
For some reason, learning through music is really hard for me. I have zero issues talking and listening to English speakers for years now, but I still have to actively listen if I want to get 100% of some song.
I'm Russian, I started learning (school doesn't count) chatting playing pool at Yahoo.games in the beginning of 2000s.
Then I stopped getting translated versions of games (when I got Morrowind, my head literally hurt due to the amount of "foreign" texts I had to read). So, Internet and games taught me in the beginning.
Then, I was asked to translate at business meetings in my (quite small) company, I did some contract translations as well.
Then I got into IT (like 2012 or so), where you use English in many situations. In 2019, I got into an international company, where I spoke English as a main language for three years. Along the way I moved to Denmark, so now, in addition to my kinda broken English, I have a really shitty Danish.
It's not Putin who banned something, guns were historically harder to own in Russia, and USSR before.
And gun ownership doesn't really help in the US right now. People sit with their guns being quiet.
Even in Russia, people are not being shot on the streets: detained, beaten up, etc - yes (I'm not saying this is good of course), but not shot. The US quickly took the lead in some of the dystopian stuff.
It's civilized in terms of "where to live" and "where to buy stuff", but it feels like every place is detached from another, so you need to teleport to other locations. There is life behind the loading screens!
So, I'm looking at both services now: stremio is for finding a video stream link to something you want to watch, and real-debeid for watching it, or how does it work?
I will definitely try watching stuff from rutracker by throwing torrent links into real-debrid, but you sound like your solution is more elegant
We (as people from several European countries) just went to a business trip to a conference in a small town in NH. The amount of Americans looking at us as if we were crazy was quite serious. Because we were walking to get groceries, walking here, walking there, and they all were driving past us (because this is how you move around, duh!)
But I can confirm, the place wasn't best suited for doing that, as the roads were winding with no direct trails to cut corners, sidewalks appeared and disappeared, and there was a "no trespassing" sign on every tiniest patch of forest.
It won't look the same. So, first - removing the easy stuff like laundry. Then, the heavier stuff, like boards and other heavily identifiable things that you want to remove (and they are not coming back unless you bring them yourself, don't worry). maybe pack them so it would be easier to do the garbage runs, but it's up to you.
Then, start grouping the rest of the things. Preferably from larger groups like books - if they are all in one place things will already look better
Aand as you sort through the stuff, you might see there are new candidates for throwing out
But I liked the idea of "Leopards ate my face: FPV AMA Lemmy post"