big oil get subsidies collected from people to build renewables (the source of which is free), renewables help corporate get extra cash by cutting costs, but those cost cuts dont translate to lower prices for consumers, fucking the environment in the process. corporates are just leeches on humanity and the universe. socialize the costs, privatize the gains.
downvotes: /woosh
there is no need to repost ur x years old meme stock
this is not ur average 10 amp gauge cable.
although they dont break like incadescent bulbs and efficient in this regard, they shouldnt be that bright. also when its too bright they heat fast and that take away from their working life
thats permanent retinal damage at this stage: they kinda deserve it thou. use of led light need to be prohibited by the geneva convention or something, in the same category as cluster bombs ot sarin gas
but an electric car is heavier than a hydrogen car, so the electric platform is less efficient. imagine carrying an extra ton of a batterypack wherever u go. hydrogen could be made from renewable energy, and doesn’t require batteries to be stored. battery metals are finite. u can’t scale that up. 5kg of H2 translates to 400km mileage.
at least they use blinkers, unlike women
just an assumption ( also u guys need to be open for some critique, facking hell! ) but also why his pricing is way more than he used to charge for sync for reddit ? said he would work on the app ‘full time’: what does that even mean ? would he quit his day job for the app ? would such an app require full time maintenance ? also pricing more than he used to do without sparing any thought for the instance admins kinda fishy: i know that lemmy code is beyond his reach but placing ads on feed is like taking instance owners for fools and shidding on them, at least while pricing leave some room for people so they can donate to instances until something serious is done about it…and please grow some brain cells before responding to this:and no, devs dont need to sync up app release.
go malaysia
true. also dev taking advantage of apollo and other popular apps (boost, bacon reader…) not online yet…well, to my knowledge…
there is a button next to the sign in button called ‘guest’. type ur desired instance and press. u can’t reply or bookmark posts thou.
yea each person has some certain favourite features that aren’t common on all apps.
personally it is kinda superior to Jerboa, since it has a feature that is my favourite: keyword filter, but also i can browse instances that can be defederated from each other, all the fediverse in one app: could even browse hexbear.net (which is not federated with anyone yet), kbin.social, …all on the app (and can browse instances as a guest without an account, which makes things way eaiser. unlimited block list. no bugs. it was suggested to me and i keep suggesting it for others since i didnt regret using it.
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