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5 months agoSpoiler: It’s not near
PS: lets try everything but trains huh
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5·5 months agoI’ve disabled network access to Nova on a stock Android phone with NetGuard https://netguard.me/
And if you worry about how to update NetGuard automatically you can do it with Obtainium
Yep, basically
Since reaching their lowest point in 2009, pedestrian deaths have increased 80% and account for 17% of all traffic deaths.
2·11 months agoHot damn man, thank you, doesn’t exist some way to automate this every now and then?
Various HDD full data backups maintained with FreeFileSync, important files backup on ProtonDrive. Multi-device autosync with Syncthing (phones, tablet, pcs)
4·1 year agoThat is not entirely true, in fact in Europe there is a trend of replacing delivery vans with cargo ebikes:
Yeah that’s what I thought… non-ionizing radiation fear, once again.
Electromagnetic radiation, as in visible light, radio signals or as this Iphone has a fucking RMBK melting its core inside?
Someone has a link to those test they performed to claim this?
I call it bullshit
Yeah I was searching for a review of the data and methods, thank you!
1·1 year agoWow I’m really interested in this as well, hope is as good as it’s looks! Thank you!
The top 10 most polluting countries according to the IPCC: Qatar — 37.05 per capita Kuwait — 23.49 per capita Saudi Arabia — 19.39 per capita Canada — 16.85 per capita United States — 15.74 per capita Germany — 9.7 per capita China — 7.72 per capita Spain — 6.09 per capita France — 5.02 per capita Thailand — 4.05 per capita
Source: https://www.countryliving.com/uk/news/a37266476/most-polluting-countries-un-report/
And from Wikipedia:
Greenhouse gas emissions by China are the largest of any country in the world both in production and consumption terms, and stem mainly from coal burning in China, including coal-fired power stations, coal mining,[3] and blast furnaces producing iron and steel.[4] When measuring production-based emissions, China emitted over 14 gigatonnes (Gt) CO2eq of greenhouse gases in 2019,[5] 27% of the world total.[6][7] When measuring in consumption-based terms, which adds emissions associated with imported goods and extracts those associated with exported goods, China accounts for 13 gigatonnes (Gt) or 25% of global emissions.[8]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas_emissions_by_China
So, yeah, bullshit map
A badly written “PS”, sorry 😂