Und wer’s noch nicht wusste: Euer Kühlschrank ist ne Wärmepumpe.

Thanks for the wiki link. Enjoy your biscuits! 🍪

Aus forschungsperspektive sicher gutes Projekt, aber für die Masse leider wahrscheinlich nutzlos. Elektro ist da einfach klar die Technologie der Wahl.

Kanns aus erster Hand bestätigen. Ist nicht sonderlich nice.

837 Stunden aus 48 Podcasts. 😅

If you have a fully open source product (with a permissive license) you can’t just “paywall” it, as FOSS licenses allow you to build and often redistribute the product.

When you have a fully open source product and want to build a valid business model from it, you have to work WITH your license. The OsmAnd team chose an interesting way to do this by “paywalling” the Playstore version “OsmAnd+”. But you still can get all the stuff, as it is open source.

A community-compiled version of the full OsmAnd+ named OsmAnd~ without Google Play services dependency is also freely available on F-Droid.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OsmAnd#Licensing

Welcome to the world of FOSS. 🌍

“It doesn’t work for me.” Your argument is also just an anecdote.

Personally, I love OsmAnd because of the power features. In the best sense “it works for me”. However, I would recommend OM to not-so-nerdy friends and family as it is just simpler to use and understand due to the fewer features.

I don’t think this is true in that sense. You can get the full experience for free by - either building it your self - or simply on FDroid. If you still use Gruesome Playstore, then yes, it is “soft paywalled”.

Or do you mean other features that are not even in the FDroid build? (Which could be some proprietary features.)

Short answer? No and no.

Really awesome comic! Love it so far. 🥰

@pseudo@jlai.lu In Germany, if your local bakery is producing their own goods, you could ask them if they sell you some. Gluten is often used in bakery products, sometimes it just has a different name. Here they would call it “Weizenkleber” (wheat glue).

Knowing PCRM, they already went with a “pretty low in convenience food” whole food plant diet. The article also states that the savings amount to roughly 20% compared to the SAD, which is quite substantial imo.

And the award for the most ridiculous product design goes to…

Just had the same feeling about this “thing” as you had. Seriously, did someone just prompt an AI with “solar bike”, went with the first generated image and called it product development done?

Lol. Ist hald aber eigentlich so was von wahr.

You could look into using 3rd party clients to view Lemmy. They often enhance the default behavior with additional features. E.g. Voyager (the one I’m using) has a “keyword filter”.

Indoor hast du halt den Vorteil dass du keinen Windwiderstand hast.

Aber es gibt auch Verrückte die Outdoor 1000k in unter 24h geschafft haben: https://www.christophstrasser.at/24h_road_rekord_2021/details_daten_1day1000k/

Well, I set myself up for this, didn’t I… 😅 Actually I was kind of hoping for a more specific question, as I would need to respond with a wall of text - and I would like to avoid that as it is kinda rude to force people to read so much and it makes discussion difficult.

So maybe 3 options:

1. Wall of text
2. You have a more specific question in mind to rephrase
3. I try to summarize my wall of text, but I might not get the point across

Well I wasn’t expecting to find THE right answer in the comments already. Kudos!

And to everyone reading through this post: If you have questions, need more explanations or want to learn more about the options that we have to “stabilize” a renewable energy system and make it long term viable, just ask!

Just FYI: There is at least ONE product that has both. See my other comment in the thread if you are interested. 😇

I commented on the cross-post, but I thought it might be interesting for others in this thread. The product basically fits the requirements very well:

Unfortunately, the mouse is only sold in a keyboard/mouse bundle, but the “CHERRY STREAM DESKTOP RECHARGE” bundle might be something you would be interested in. Both keyboard and mouse have replaceable batteries and these suckers are built to last. The mouse is little bigger, so def. have something in your hand and it has super silent buttons. I especially like the type-feel of the keyboard. I am normally totally I to mechanical keyboards, but I can totally tolerate typing on it. 😉

Edit: Oh, and I forgot. You can recharge them with a USB-C cable. They also use off-the-shelve NiMH rechargeable batteries that you can get almost everywhere if you want to replace it in the future.

(Disclaimer: I work for Cherry, but IMHO it is still a very good product for the price. )