It’s not laughable, it is good to have one more option.
As I answered in an other comment : You don’t always need a bright light, lots of cities even cut lights few hours at night (0-5 am) to preserve both energy and dark sky for biodiversity.
Some glowing petunias would be an option to show a path
You don’t always need a bright light, lots of cities even cut lights few hours at night (0-5 am) to preserve both energy and dark sky for biodiversity.
Some cities are already using glowing plants, but more for events, there is a start-up that provides this solution since few years
Love.
Yesterday I saw here the post of the woman saying the face change of her husband going from :| to :) just by seeing her was the best feeling.
Imagine having this with everyone
Please begin to restrict fuel for private jets, even if it would be symbolic
Edit : thanks for correction
Lecornu a donné “instruction” à ses ministres, mercredi 1er avril, d’identifier les actions prioritaires pour électrifier l’économie et moins dépendre des hydrocarbures importés
Facile, il y a juste à ressortir les vieux dossiers !
En 2020 et même avant ils s’étaient déjà posés la question et étaient partis vers l’hydrogène, les aides à l’acquisition de VE avec le bonus écologique et la prime à la conversion, la mise en place des ZFE, et le développement du vélo (j’en oublie certainement).
5 ans après, l’indépendance énergétique est passée à la trappe car le pétrole était redevenu bon marché entre-temps : les ambitions sont revues à la baisse dans l’hydrogène, le marché des VE n’a pas décollé avant 2024 car les véhicules avant étaient pourris et trop chers (j’avais vu les 308 avec des soucis de train roulant, berlingo avec une autonomie anémique), ils commencent tout juste à être envisageables (C3 et R5 à 20k€, twingo à 15k€), les ZFE sont enterrées et le plan vélo est raboté.
On parie qu’on va repartir sur des aides à l’électrique pour soutenir le marché automobile ?
Eggs are limited to 6/family at my local producer and price increased of 20% at an other. At supermarket you find only “class 3” eggs (battery farmed). I guess people are very concerned about what they eat in my area!
We use deezer and basic netflix since a month and I don’t know how but we never had a single ad (using firefox with ublock on linux mint)
Edit: works as well with tv websites.
And public library is the best
The real question is would you ditch your car if it were more convenient and faster to go by bike or transit, or with a shared car service for extra and week-end trips?
Damn how do we need so much lights?
The contrast with north Africa is astounding.
Already bike to commute, to groceries and to school to drop the kids but we have a decent infra.
When buying I sometimes choose organic products to cut on fertilizers, buy local products, and vote for people that encourage “green” policies as all others don’t seems prone to look for alternatives.
Dur dur son trajet vélotaf !
J’ai revu Nicki Larson avec lui ce WE, ça me fait toujours autant rire
suggests both sides are digging in for an extended conflict
I mean, US attacked DURING negociations, like isreal last year, I can understand one side is fed up with false negociations
I guess they had to do this as advertisement for their sponsor
Damn, I did not realize US market is way less impacted than the rest of the world.
They now can buy discounted shares eveeywhere, fuck.
Way cheaper, healthier, funnier, less pollution, no money given to warmongering oligarchies
Sounds good
Maybe it is time to switch to communities built not around cars?
Maybe we could have 4 days weeks and more work-at-home to save gas?
Cause we have actual nutrition lessons in school
Faster, lighter, stronger.
I still can use a 15yo laptop for daily tasks, still boot in less than 20s (with ssd).
No surprises, I remember having stuff unremovable, like google toolbar, and no forced reboot when you are still working (they fixed this issue).
Software management is way faster : you don’t have to download a zip, unzip, hit the .exe, then accept a fuckload of agreements.
I like to make assumptions on reliability by looking at used car market, when you see dozens of a specific model and then do a quick search, sometimes you find recurrent issues (drivetrain?) and how the constructor is dealing with it.
And it is reassuring to see most of 10 years models with a battery SOD > 85%