Because Americans are obsessed with iphones, as a status symbol and "American" product and it's a default...no effort required.
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As someone who has a backyard pond, I can tell you algae is super resilient and essentially can't be stopped. It even survives cold Canadian winters. I'm with you, it doesn't need to replace trees, but it can be utilized for other purposes.
Fedilab works great and does double duty for mastodon as well
Rescuezilla is nice. I believe it just puts a more user friendly GUI on clonezilla
+1 for yunohost, the best hands down!
Another great insight into a fediverse project:).
I haven't played with bonfire in a while, it looks like things are shaping up nicely.
This is just a bill to make people think they're doing something. Stop the fucking speculators/foreign investors, air bnbs and prosecute the grocery profiteers from price gouging!
Bad example on my part;)
Bucky was right once again with his theory of "Ephemeralization" https://dbpedia.org/page/Ephemeralization ... The only reason we're concerned with these companies employing Devs and spending Billions to do what small teams of FOSS are able to achieve is simply a bad economic system that requires "make work" or Bullshit jobs for wages to feed the parasite class, instead of us living like the Jetson's. Time to move one!
Seems like they're covered with the mortar "While the “bottle brick” technology might have caught on in Nigeria, it was initially tried in India, South America, and Central America close to a decade ago. It is a cost-effective and eco-friendly option compared with traditional brick homes, which makes it accessible to many."
I saw a video recently with a guy using only a specific type of BBQ Charcoal https://yewtu.be/watch?v=5ZEGCFAEj3o
As I understand your neighbour wants to remove fluoride, can he get an under tap filter that only removes those types of chemicals? If not, why not simply buy mineral/spring water. Where I live it's the same price.