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I've donated more to private trackers than I probably would pay for several years of a streaming service

(a private linux iso tracker, of course)

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Idk of this happens in Germany but in the U.S. some landlords, mostly smaller ones, will fold the water bill into the rent. So it is effectively "free" in that you are not charged by the amount you use.

Make soup (from veggies and beans). Eat fruit for your snacks multiple times a day. Always go for whole grains (bread, pasta, rice, etc.). Eliminate cheese entirely (seriously, it is terrible for you). Replace milk with soy milk (doesn't have the saturated fat or sugar). Reduce or eliminate meat consumption. Avoid added sugars when possible.

A good rule of thumb that I find helpful is that the majority of ingredients in all meals should naturally contain non-negligible amounts of fiber. The things you eat should also mostly have plenty of water in them already for bulk and digestion. Dry foods (including oil-based foods) are far too easy to overeat.

These are relatively simple rules that leave tons of options for variety but force you to have a fairly healthy diet. They are easy to implement in a lifelong diet with no need for calorie-counting.

Not an embedded dev. What's the Rust situation in the embedded world? Is it ever used?

The slices aren't in any reasonable order. This even led to this mistake in the article:

C was in use for 76% of the codebase followed by Rust at 10.3% and Vala at 3.77%.

(Python was between Rust and Vala at 4.76% for the library languages)

nobody wants to hire anymore

Those pie charts are bad

This makes me wonder what people who live in permanently docked house boats do/are supposed to do with their sewage

He certainly played his part but we must not fall into thinking Trump is singlehandedly the cause of such issues. To do so would be our undoing

Right you are. Or, rather, left you are.

Oh I think we should stop all animal farming too, because it is reprehensible. And so-called "responsible farming" is not nearly possible at a scale to meet humanity's demand for meat. It could only be a luxury for the wealthy, which I would also object to.