Same provider but I’m paying 6€/months for unlimited calls, text and 40Go of 4G data.

Do you need to pay to get married ? I don’t think we paid anything for the administrative side in France.

Same issue here

There were roads like that in France: 3 lanes, the outer lanes were used by traffic in both directions and the middle lane was used for overtaking. Yes, both directions would use the same lane for overtaking and yes, it is as dangerous and deadly as it sound.

Exemple: this spot before 2012 https://maps.app.goo.gl/CSTMkeS62SZ3FGKU7?g_st=ac

I would advise against using a UV light in a teenager boy’s room.

Looking into my two year old bed and seeing that he’s staring at me, awake but without a word.

Do you have the same issue with watermelon ? Because for me watermelon or honeydew have the same kind of taste as cucumber, not as strong but still enough for me to stay away from it.

I used to absolutely hate cucumber, to the point that I could taste it if someone cut a tomato salad with the same knife they used for the cucumber without washing it in between, the whole tomato salad would be ruined for me.

I could smell instantly when someone started chopping cucumber in the other room.

That’s it, my superpower is to detect traces of cucumber.

I love being married, I met my wife 10 years ago and we got married 3 years later.

The wedding was just with our close family and homemade food, nothing expensive.

One big aspect of being married is that our relationship is not a question anymore. By being married we are committed to each other, it means we can make decisions accordingly.

For example I love the house we have, but without being married I don’t think we would have bought it. The house is a lot of work, will take years of renovation and is perfect for our family currently but would not be as good for either of us separately.

So if we were in the mindset that we could split up at any time we would have never bought this house.

I find marriage is actually freeing.

I heard a similar analogy, men are in a desert, women in a swamp. In both cases they struggle to find drinkable water.

It’s two variants of the European socket (type E and type F), nowadays most plugs are compatible with both versions so you can buy either one. Just check your plugs before.

Here is an illustration of both sockets:

Type E

Type F

I agree with Nixos as well. Setting it up properly for the first time can take some time but after that it’s very much “forget it”.

The thing is, yes humans can do it with their eyes. But even with the giant amount of progressing power from the brain they are still not great at it.

So of the ultimate goal is to the minimum/cheapest to be almost as good as human then yes, optical sensors only are enough.

Of the goal is to prevent deaths and significantly reduce the number of accidents compared to then lidar is the best option.

When I was in Belgium I had to open a specific bank account for it. The money was then blocked on this account.

To release the money both me and the landlord had to find an agreement and sign the release documents. If we could not find an agreement then we would have to go to a judge to decide who gets what.

And at the end you get the deposit back+interests.

I liked this solution, it felt fair for both parties.

Having a vasectomy was the best thing I did for my couple sex life.

Now it’s just worry free creampies all the time.

• Tron by Draft Punk
• Lord of the Ring
• Interstellar
• The Graduate

It’s interesting to see how much nixos grew over the last 2 years, even though the distribution exists since 2003.

Reintroducing mammoths in the arctic could potentially help reduce the climate change.

There is a scientist in Siberia who built the Pleistocene Park. An area where he reintroduced a lot of large herbivores and studied their impact. He’s saying that boreal forest have a very low biodiversity compared to mammoth steppes. The steppes have way more animals, are stocking way more carbon in the soil and prevent methane leaks by keeping the permafrost frozen due to the low albedo of the biome.

The problem is that with the mammoths are indispensable to maintain the steppes. They are the only animal big enough to clear up trees, without them the forest is taking over and all the ecosystem of the steppes disappear.

So (according to this scientist), resurrecting the mammoth could revive a whole ecosystem, with a very rich biodiversity and that could have a give impact on the climate.

This one looked great!

I was using mainly the emails from proton, I moved to mailbox.

At one point I was planning on moving my drive and VPN with them but their Linux support was really lacking, especially the CLI support so I’ve never done it and I’m glad I didn’t.

For the VPN I’m using Mullvad integrated with tailscale, for the drive in using my own synology NAS and tailscale to connect to it.