Games that I actually played while listening to an audiobook:
Farming Simulator, Hardspace: Shipbreaker, Minecraft
Games that I wouldn’t recommend based on my experience:
Civilisation, Portal and any game that you’re not familiar with
Bad faith: “Are you really transporting those products back and forth to test?”
Good Better faith: Seeing and testing furniture doesn’t imply not using shipping.
Speculation: For many, use value of products seem less important compared to short-term novelty value, i.e. owning over using. Celebrating ownership might require immediate access regardless of location, showing ability to HAUL the products then displays further power.
IKEA started as a furniture shipping company (thus the flat packages and the warehouse aesthetic) and many furniture companies like IKEA still ship to your doorstep or beyond often for a similar or better price compared to what individual transport costs.
Burger people throwing shade at our Tea people. Ts ts.
Bratwurst and Baguette people have had their own share of tantrums, but we get along now.
No excuse for recent BS of some Tea people though.
Bravo, you solved it. Solution-oriented. Climate breakdown averted.
It’s like one those corporate carriages at pride marches; the pride part is super wholesome, the corporate part is a bit strange. Well, riding (in) trains is endorsable - but passenger transport could also be public.
Also, steamy and trains…
I’d wink their carriage anyways.
Well, someone did.
Mars Climate Orbiter.
Find a category for what you want to post and look for relevant communities or create one.
Example: A link to metal music could go into !metal@lemmy.world, there are also communities for more or less specific categories, ie !death_metal@lemmy.world or !music@sopuli.xyz.
Iodine salt, ok, easy, but flaxseed/chia seeds every day? Why? Are omnivores supposed do that too (as in many/most don’t do)?
I think French Guyana shoots different rockets here.
Short term yes
Are you sure decoupling (alone) has the desired effect here? Given the ‘Suburban Dream’, society might sprawl even better, because there would be less constraints then.
In my understanding, suburbia might become cultural (ie. people don’t arrange themselves with the sprawl longer, they embrace and dream of it) once a certain threshold of sprawl or its countermeasures is achieved.
Catch-22, don’t build Suburbia (aka don’t live in and pay for it) AND drive less. On a positive note, using public transit and sharing space has the opposite effect.
https://linuxmint-installation-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
GIMP | https://www.gimp.org
Inkscape | https://inkscape.org
Krita | https://krita.org
Scribus | https://www.scribus.net
Blender | https://www.blender.org
Et cetera
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