If you are comparing to the USA, given that you said more sustainable rather than actually sustainable, almost all of them are less bad.
If you are comparing to the USA, given that you said more sustainable rather than actually sustainable, almost all of them are less bad.
How are they any more vulnerable to heavy rain than a plant would normally be?
Personally, I prefer growing things in fewer and larger pots, but I can’t really see any issue here.
They can’t, I live in the UK. I am free to let a few weeds grow in my garden as long as it doesn’t get to a point its blocking the public footpath that goes along my house or blocking out the sun to neighbours.
People want to be signed into Google services? Why?
Never got a tick from my garden which is left to grow as a meadow, got a few from actually somewhat wild areas though.
I think most of us are based on different instances too, the main UK community is showing more than double that per day.
Also British, trying (somewhat failing) to avoid more of the political stuff and that seems to be most of the national specific stuff that gets posted.
Depends what you want to do. I have installed Linux for some people and they were perfectly happy with it and never touched the command line. While for me barely a day goes by using Linux that I don’t touch the command line for something.
The best anticheat is whitelisting. More coop games, why does it matter if the enemy force is a computer or player? As long as the AI is good enough.
I would get a Nokia flip phone but they cost a bit. Cheaper to get something someone is throwing out
I don’t care about the house, I just want land that I can live on.
2TB? How!
Currently sat on 5GB across 920 files
I like using rygel currently, just run it by command line and media folders are available over the network. Any device with VLC can see it on the network and play.
I have been using rygel. I don’t need anything fancy, dump a few media folders onto any VLC player on the LAN.
Been very tempted to get a beelink mini PC, N150 doesn’t cost much and could stick proxmox and Debian VMs on it
Yeah our windows didn’t have anything like that much space on them
How big are your windows that you can grow tomatoes in them?
When I was in a house share the windowsill was barely 10cm deep. There was no balcony.
I wonder what dating is like when you have so much money that you already have a garden. When I met my partner we both lived in shared houses.
My use of windows died when my XP install died.
It varies by country but generally Europeans live a more sustainable lifestyle than Americans.