I'm all for efficient public transports in downtown, I use them daily myself, but people on suburbs won't really see a benefit to this.
On the other hand, just switching to electric is a nice start, otherwise we won't be able to live much longer.
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hell yeah, endeavour is such an underrated arch distro, almost plug and play
running kde?
I think you meant to say: Also, there's no proof the soul doesn't exist.
let's just host all these services for free am I right? who needs to pay energy bills anyway
This joke is awesome in Portuguese.
Adan and Eve translates to Adão e Eva
Adão e Eva, doesnt sound like anything, but
Eva e Adão, spoken all together sounds like "It's a big fag"
And I find that marvelous.
God did Adan and Eve, not Eve and Adan.
a spoon and two big edgeless rounded knives
that's right, the best one
Well, he mentioned a single action taken by them, not that the companyn is their moral guidance and compass.
A broken clock is right twice a day after all.
is this a section of a discord api implementation?
I wouldn't get outside without a heavy coat, we don't have temperatures below 0 where I live, if you think that by "freezing" I meant ice and snow, that would be incorrect
Your point about Kelvin true, you still need to do some converting, but as I said, the day to day use ultimately depends if you were raised using either.
Using me as an example, I completely understand that 10~15C outside is freezing, 22~27 is okay, 30~36 is hot and 40+ is scalding.
You could make this same point about fahrenheit and both are true, I have no ideia what 100F feels like, or 10 or 40 or 160.
That's the problem, only switching the transportation method isn't enough, there's a whole infrastructure behind that needs to be built.
In most city centers you can kinda refurbish pre-existing systems, but in suburbs you need to build from scratch, and the distances are way bigger which imposes another challenge.
Don't get me wrong, im all for it, but we need to acknowledge these problems first.