stephan

You absolutely can charge for social media, just not the way Facebook does. They’re not charging for the service, just for not spying on you, which is illegal under GDPR.

He wouldn’t if it applied to him. Unfortunately, reddit is not a gatekeeper in the sense of the DMA and due to its management it’s also unlikely to ever reach that position :)

Nah, they don’t really care about gardeners. They need farmers to buy new seeds every year.

Where do you live and how safe do you feel there?

Same

True, but San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Munich is the most expensive place to live in Germany and one of the most expensive in Europe so the move is still somewhat questionable.

It is very profitable to be proactive. The climate crisis will cost trillions of dollars to “repair” and deal with. Taking the right steps at the right time is way cheaper. We really are too stupid as a species and it’ll be our downfall.

Just do it, you’ll figure out the details later.

Never

Wat

Portugal?

I use excess lard to make rice tastier for example, it’s awesome for that. Still wouldn’t want to use it in a salad though ;)

Very interesting, thanks for sharing that link! It seems that the analysis is reviewing oil used for cooking, not for raw consumption. I think this makes sense since certain plant seed oils shouldn’t be heated past a certain point at which they become unhealthy.

I wouldn’t want that in my salad dressing though

Aren’t all oils made from seeds? Which ones do you eat?

Bananas happen to be very productive plants. One banana plant produces hundreds of bananas. The further lowering of the cost comes from economy of scale and fucking over workers and nature.

How’s that working out for ya?

If you’ve got a garden, get some plants - they’re easy to care for

And legal/ compliance, too

No, consent can’t be hidden in tos