. . . that everyone hates so hard they give them loads of money.
I wish they all hated me like that.
People also dont get the differece between average and marginal. Adding consumption doesn't build more wind farms. Adding extra electricity consumption means in short run burning more coal and gas. They are the ones that can be ramped up / ran more hours.
In the long run they might build more nuclear, but that takes a (very) long time. Generally they're building solar and wind pretty fast already, it is hard (costly) to ramp that up.
Adding new sources of electricity consumption just keeps the fossil fuel power stations running for longer. Efficiiency is stuff like electric mass transit to replace as many car trips as possible - and using as much wires as possible instead of batteries. But no all the money will go into facilities and subsidy for battery powered cars.
"Well, that about wraps it up for God" by Oolon Colluphid
Teen Girl Squad!
Farthest i've gone is London to Berlin - but I had a few days in a few other cities on the way . . . so maybe that doesn't count.
More normally 2-3 hours so I can go after work and be back in bed by say 1-2 a.m. Sometimes i'd stay over in a hostel and get the first train back - but same distance really.
all politicals are meme.
got to keep the family safe.
tldr Sudden Death card
yes, I think the main thing is when the nonfree firmware was included (user can opt-out) as a default at install. So out of the box support for most common hardware became way better.
It was always pretty easy to add nonfree repositories, but having to manually sort out wifi firmware after an install was a pain.
You can add them as non-steam games - via steam in desktop mode.
Others have mentioned various tools or launchers that make it easier. I didn't like any of those tools though so I just add the games manually - i only have a 4-5 on there at a a time and i dont get through games very fast.
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