Ah so jealous, that sounds so cozy!
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Steam Hardware@sopuli.xyz•Steam Machine time from reservation to purchase
4·6 days agoI’m in the EU. My partner and I both signed up and it took 3 days for her and 5 days for me to get the purchase email
Could suspend it by the harness to weigh?
Boost user: they don’t load (though the Preview does) but when I go to share or open in Firefox it works
Isn’t it the case in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish?
I’m actually a tiny bit shocked apple phones haven’t gone wireless charging only and had no ports tbh
Bikes are low friction as heck, the rolling resistance of a wheel on a road is low with that small amount of weight.
So yeah, amount of machine per passenger (which in a car is often only 1 person) and amount of infrastructure it takes to support that per person
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are you supposed to say to someone who believes climate change is real but won't accept that human activity contributes to it?
41·11 days agoIdeally? As little as possible.
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Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•‘Try to eat really well, 80% of the time’: nutrition expert says healthy eating is easier than you think
71·11 days agoTheir next sentence clarifies that there’s no link
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the top thing you'd want to experience again for the first time?
3·12 days agoYeah, I’ve played randomizers of it, and it’s kind of just a game that you play the once. But I remember so much about that playthrough and the process of discovery.
What a beautiful piece of art. And the music!
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the top thing you'd want to experience again for the first time?
7·12 days agoYup, the only thing I could immediately think to answer as well.
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World News@lemmy.world•Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by a cyberattack that turned up the heat in refrigeration systemsEnglish
4·13 days agoAutomation engineer here:
Yup, this. My cybersecurity plan for the fridges would be “what the fuck why are they exposed to any external networks for any reason?”
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•This is what it looks like to truly be one of the wealthiest countries
2·16 days agoYes to everything you’ve said. The good news is that plenty of other people who have moved there from other places are in the same position to want to make friends. And there’s loads of clubs and activities and organizations to become a part of. All of which are great ways to make community!
But yeah it’s straight up hard often times. It gets way easier though. People are often surprised when I say it took a full year or a little longer to get settled
frank@sopuli.xyztointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•Ancient Greece would have likely looked like this. This is a cool reconstruction of Curetes Street in ancient Ephesus.
4·17 days agoYeah, echo that. Thanks so much for the curated experience. Lemmy feels a lot more full of interesting content with you cross posting some of the better stuff from the R place
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Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•This is what it looks like to truly be one of the wealthiest countries
2·17 days agoYeah! Open source wise you’re absolutely correct. It’s obviously not perfect (and I’m in Denmark, not the Netherlands) but there’s so much less tech dystopia here than the US.
Um yeah, there’s a lot to say! It’s hard for many reasons, logistics, distance from family and friends, cultural differences. I guess the main things are keeping a (gainful) job for a visa (I mean I had that pressure for money and healthcare in the US, so I’m used to it). Learning a language and culture. Dealing with dark winters. Being a foreigner at a time when many countries are being less inviting to them. But all the upsides are amazing and plentiful! It’s so worth, but man it’s not for the faint of heart
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•This is what it looks like to truly be one of the wealthiest countries
4·17 days agoUm I’d say fairly hard, and I’m decently conversational in Spanish and my japanese is ~N4 level. It’s a really specific language (danish) so small mistakes make it basically unintelligible. But the actual language is very simple.
It’s not anywhere near as necessary as a lot of other places in the world though, since many people here speak English really well. But it’s definitely important for long term prospects here and anywhere else you are.
It’s a stress point among many when living somewhere besides your home country, for sure!
Wow this is beautiful! Really nice work
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•This is what it looks like to truly be one of the wealthiest countries
6·18 days agoTo move or to visit? Yes, either way
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Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•This is what it looks like to truly be one of the wealthiest countries
18·18 days agoAs someone who moved to one of them years ago from the US, it’s fucking sick: 10/10 recommend.








Busy! My whole week looks busy work wise, therapy, physical therapy, in office every day this week.
The “normal” kind of busy, which is nice to have sometimes