The research comes from Joshua Pearce’s lab which generally does pretty good work. They tend to focus on “appropriate technology” especially for the developing world, so it makes a lot more sense when you look at it in combination with their other research focusing on low resource environments.
Sometimes we need hope
I didn’t realise caffeine had a terminal utility, I use the gnome extension and love it
IIRC based on the snazzy labs video about it, the answer to both those questions is yes
Wait why’s it ironic? The UK is in Europe
Oh wow, this actually makes sense now
Switches located next to the door are for lighting, as opposed to switches on the socket which mean you can fully turn off your rice cooker without unplugging it. We do sometimes have sockets in the UK with the switch at the door, but they are usually a different shape socket that is designed for a lower current and is only intended to be used for floor lamps.
To be fair, they have an app
Planet Computers seems like a good option for people wanting devices like this
PFAS levels in the groundwater on Jersey have gotten so bad that they actually are recommending bloodletting there.
Thank you, you too!
My main concern with going would be that I can’t keep my mouth shut about politics… And I don’t fancy getting in trouble abroad
Oops… I should really stop doing that
Is there a meaningful difference in how they operate?
That’s so smart! Thanks for the tip
The open toolchain foundation also has a similar list I think
Yeah it’s based off of Darwin
Oooooooooo I’ve not heard of them before! Thanks for the link
Wow, I expected that to cost much more than it does