Well, that sounds promising at least.
If you don’t think those things are very much related, may I suggest reading this post on Lemmy today.
The levels of corruption aimed at climate denial and in furthering fossil fuels is frightening.
Keeping in mind I have zero knowledge of what you’re telling me about, but these examples don’t include anything about carbon monoxide.
If the similarities to the other gases are close enough to mean that it can be safely stored using the same techniques, then I’m inclined to feel a lot less worried about the whole thing.
But I don’t really trust these sectors to act on our behalf, only to make profit line go up. Lying and bribing appears to be part of that, as can be seen all around us these days.
Yes, the article says that but I’m not sure how much I believe it. If there’s a decent body of work that draws consensus I would be less sceptical.
I wouldn’t call carbon monoxide a good side product. If the amount created is negligible then great, but are there realistic figures?
I’m no expert, but this doesn’t sound like a good idea.
I assumed that anyone visiting the Fediverse is also a resident human of the Earth.
I assumed that anyone visiting the Fediverse is also a resident human of the Earth.
Edit: My apologies, I must have double posted this but I’ve no idea how. Anyway, it’s superfluous so I’ve crossed through it for clarity.
Greetings from the UK!
Yes, yes, yes!
In fact, I think you could extend this to all art and possibly even to the online identity of all humans.
Guys, I’ll distract him, you get his bike!
We are eventually going to be spending(sic) humans to other planets
Ha, no.
Checking in, it’s up for me right now. Seems like an ongoing battle though.
Good luck, fellas!
But the former’s app on mobile is a shit show.
Revanced.
If this is what it looks like, then it’s about fucking time. Hopefully others will follow and it won’t be too late.
SearX
At the time when I was using computers and keyboards at work, and even played Typing of the Dead occasionally, I would probably have struggled to get anywhere near 40wpm.
So not fast at all, but also not slow on mobile. I wonder if there’s a test?
Retrain your fingers! Seriously though, muscle memory is a big factor. Get out the habit of typing the next letter, if the word is there just use it. Iirc, this is how they beat speed typing records.
I don’t know, I’ve used Gboard for so long I don’t notice if it’s good or bad. I swipe and it almost always works first time, if not it’s got the word suggested.
If it gets stuck, I start typing the keys and it usually suggests what I want. Same if I get stuck.
Sometimes I use speech to text, which works about the same and often better. If I could master punctuation with it, I would use it all the time.
When I type on a full size keyboard, it’s shit and takes forever. The speed on mobile is one of the main reasons I try not to use anything else. I can type at about the same rate as I can think of what I want to say. Tapping my fingers, I would have forgotten what I wanted to say before I could finish typing it.
I’m really just typing now for fun and to see how many words I can get into a comment before it becomes dull.
But then again, I never was very good at typing. Maybe that’s why it’s so much faster for me with a virtual keyboard.
Screenshot from Google Play.
I like it when I use Ableton Live.
I can load any of my projects and everything is running exactly how I left it. Any issues I’ve had have been down to 3rd party plugins.
I’m fortunate in that this is the only thing I use my MBP for, other than accessing music stuff on the internet using Firefox with uBlock, which is synced with my phone.
It’s not logged into Apple ID, and I bought it used. So there’s no money paid to Apple and as little data as I can give them.
It’s my hobby, but if I were to do it professionally I would do everything exactly the same. Except I would buy the machine new.