I’ve pretty much eliminated beef, because it’s by far the worst climate offender. Pork and chicken are cheaper and lower impact by every measure as far as I know. A burger every few months, maybe.

It honestly hasn’t been difficult.

I like to go to the nearby shop and pay the guy to put one together for me. I don’t know nearly enough to keep up with the industry, so I’ll defer to expertise.

Sounds like Rincewind and Cohen the Barbarian, all right.

That would be hilarious actually since we haven’t used 1 cent coins since like 2010. I have a roll somewhere…

Would we put up with Russia declaring something similar? I don’t see how imposing a zone like that de-escalates the situation.

I like to let my tomatoes vine and go crazy for the extra shade in the mornings. :) With trellises, they’re super nice.

Humping out a 5 gallon bucket every couple days, though…

Tomatoes were already one of the best effort:reward things you could grow in a balcony garden, this makes it even better.

Ushering In a new era of seasonal veggies…

Some sugar to help swallow the pill, and then later…

Maybe it’s worth thinking about why Russia’s neighbours are so desperately eager to band together in mutual defense against them.

Glancing at a history book might help.

This seems like propaganda to pit us against the strikers.

That’s totally a decent option. Unless you want the space under it for cars or something, of course.

You kinda answered your own questions there. You get a lift and a crane. Presumably whatever local company installed them would also repair them.

I do wish they’d publish a proper apt repo instead of making me install the .deb everytime.

That does seem like a dumb thing to be complaining about. Human UI interactions should be given pretty high priority, and pinning the CPU to max clock speed sounds like a sensible optimization.

I feel like there’s some other issue here the author isn’t touching on, maybe.

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Yeah, it’s going to have to be something required by building codes eventually.

Not as much as you think, says my partner who does urban bird work. I remember she said something about dotted or lined film…

https://birdstrikewindowfilm.com/

Oh yeah, and you can also get glass etched with the patterns. Apparently a lot of new municipal buildings do it to get bird strike certification.

Putin could order his troops to withdraw from Ukraine tomorrow, yes.

Defense in depth is a thing. You don’t give up just because someone made it through the first layer.

That is infuriating. Leaving those keys available to the user means that worms can later use you to compromise additional machines. It turns a local problem into a much bigger one. There’s a recursive script out there that automatically scans your ssh files and attempts to access all hosts in your history…name escapes me at the moment.