Seriously trumps war in Iran is the biggest push for renewable at least of the decade. Similar things are happening in Pakistan, south Africa and the Philippines, people getting solar and batteries because fuel and this electricity is too expensive. Probably in other countries too.

This was published in 2011: https://xkcd.com/979/

This was the rule, not the exception. I remember spending a whole afternoon with a PHP error where the error message was in Hebrew. It was bad.

You are seeing the past with rose colored glasses.

My original question was "what difficulties people have?". Try answering that instead of being /r/iamverysmart.

Yeah, digging through that is the opposite of easy...

Oh, I didn't even look at the photo. But still I interpreted BBC as the UK broadcaster.

*accidentally

Can someone explain? Isn't that... a useful thing?

I get they won 6-1, but what's the relation to the train?

Maybe it's my feed. My front page never has relevant posts, no matter how I tweak my subscriptions, so most days I end up just browsing "all" sorted by most upvotes.

As for the 25% slop figure, it is an estimate from 111 respondents, not a measured count.

Important detail... The headline is borderline misleading, that's not what en estimation is, that's an anecdote at best.

Yeah, the time of death is a few years ago, they were cooked for a while...

Have you tried testing one module at a time at the original 3200?

Yeah, there's an even lower barrier of entry for bots on a federated model, by design. And people on here are definitely less nice than on reddit, the vibe is generally negative: most posts are rants, complaints or bad news. I miss the cat pictures sometimes.

I started like dozens of others when the api thing, but still visit reddit in read-only incognito mode because of the content. Not just the niche stuff, even mainstream things like soccer, F1 or chess, there is no content on lemmy. Anything that's not politics, ai or Linux, basically. Even for tech, I usually find better content of linkedin than lemmy. Yes, not only ceos and recruiters post on linkedin if you follow the right people you can learn a bunch. But shitposting is fun, so I'm also here.

Not using any other fediverse services, it's the same content in a different format.