Context: Westerland is a somewhat famous City on Sylt, a rich people vacation spot.

Hot stuff always conducts. As in plasma.

Can’t have the mouse hand leave the mouse. Sanest thing in the post.

Thats just cereal.

Yes, but also the reverse: please preface some things with your geography to add context and be mindfull about foreigners. This is not an American subreddit. Some things are handles differently around the earth and some people don’t want to be presumed to be from your neck of the woods.

Ain’t slang tho.

Are you over/undervolting? Might cause some crashes. Might your powersupply be inconsistent? I would generally expect linux to be more resilient, but not magically so.

Sounds like a corrupted Windows install or some other Funk. I get stanning Linux, but that ain’t normal windows behaviour.

A number doesnt become a mere word, just because you representatives it in another way. A American style 1 also isnt A letter (written as “I”)

All of them were bangers, the last one was quite odd/deep fried. So I think mods would be right to question that one. You cannot rely on a user checking your account before going “fuck this post”.

Just use lactase. No reason to Plan for the aftermath

Hydrogen is not sustainable while electric power could be used for other things. Only when there is a massive excess of renewables(+Batteries) this becomes remotely viable.

How is industrial slaughter and butchering responsible for this? I guess 5$ a chicken isn’t particularly expensive. They are a twisted person and should be tested for if they need to be in a psych ward, in particular for suggesting to eat the (non refrigerated) chicken.

Safety equipment has a limited lifetime and you may only ride the motorcycle for a limited time.

Reads and rails tend to have a lifetime due to freeze/that cycles and weather/Vegetation unless heavily frequented. A dam does not get easier to maintain because fewer people use it’s water etc. The external burden of mining does not get easier to maintain (groundwater, general loss of height above sea level). Same goes for electricity grids that try to reach everyone. But a 4 lane super highway is easily downgraded to a 1 lane highway.

Reads and rails tend to have a lifetime due to freeze/that cycles and weather/Vegetation unless heavily frequented. A dam does not get easier to maintain because fewer people use it’s water etc. The external burden of mining does not get easier to maintain (groundwater, general loss of height above sea level). Same goes for electricity grids that try to reach everyone. But a 4 lane super highway is easily downgraded to a 1 lane highway.

Reads and rails tend to have a lifetime due to freeze/that cycles and weather/Vegetation unless heavily frequented. A dam does not get easier to maintain because fewer people use it’s water etc. The external burden of mining does not get easier to maintain (groundwater, general loss of height above sea level). Same goes for electricity grids that try to reach everyone. But a 4 lane super highway is easily downgraded to a 1 lane highway.

Reads and rails tend to have a lifetime due to freeze/that cycles and weather/Vegetation unless heavily frequented. A dam does not get easier to maintain because fewer people use it’s water etc. The external burden of mining does not get easier to maintain (groundwater, general loss of height above sea level). Same goes for electricity grids that try to reach everyone. But a 4 lane super highway is easily downgraded to a 1 lane highway.

Reads and rails tend to have a lifetime due to freeze/that cycles and weather/Vegetation unless heavily frequented. A dam does not get easier to maintain because fewer people use it’s water etc. The external burden of mining does not get easier to maintain (groundwater, general loss of height above sea level). Same goes for electricity grids that try to reach everyone. But a 4 lane super highway is easily downgraded to a 1 lane highway.

Not entirely accurate. Shit hits the fan before this changes too much and we are in much debt. Also infrastructure is somewhat of a fixed cost. I.e. being fewer people does not reduce infrastructure emissions.

Antinatalism isn’t ab answer to the problem, but might be a reasonable reaction.

That being said I do not want to advocate for having more children or put the blame for the systemic issues on the individuals suffering from them.