Because if the electricity produced on these vessels was ten times the normal price, it would still be peanuts in the grand scheme of things.

Not necessarily. If you have a lot of experience or a different perspective and you seem trustworthy to me, you don't need to have a good argument. On the other hand, if someone else comes along with a good argument why your opinion is wrong, I will start doubting you.

For example, if you've been growing potatoes for 30 years, you don't have to explain the biochemistry of potatoes for me to respect your advice. And if you're a black person telling me that our town is terribly racist, I will believe you without needing a list of every single racist incident that happened to you.

Für mich sind das richtig gute Nachrichten. Das 49€-Ticket hat den Kreislauf von "Die Bahn ist schlecht - > keiner fährt Bahn - > kein Geld für die Bahn - > die Bahn ist schlecht" durchbrochen. Durch den günstigen Preis und den Comfort fahren die Leute trotz schlechter Leistungen. Jetzt muss der nächste Schritt kommen: mehr Geld für die Bahn. Das wird schon schwieriger, weil die FDP alles blockiert was gut für Deutschland wäre und ich für die nächste Legislaturperiode noch weniger Hoffnung habe. Aber je mehr Leute Bahn fahren, desto mehr Gewicht hat deren Stimme auch. Jeder der 11 Millionen (?) Menschen, die ein Deutschlandticket haben, hat ein großes Interesse daran, dass die Bahninfrastruktur ausgebaut wird.

Gut ist auch dass in der Platte ziemlich viele Leute in einem flächenmäßig kleinen Viertel wohnen. Dadurch gibt es eher Einzelhandel, ÖPNV, Kitas, etc. in der Nähe, weil es sich bei mehr Menschen eher lohnt.

I think both torx and pozidriv have their place. Torx for any screw that needs a lot of torque, is in a hard to reach place or for really small screws.

When I have lot of screws in a simple application, like driving them directly into wood, I prefer pozidriv though. Due to the conical profile, the bit just automatically slides in correctly. Also, torx just has way too many different sizes.

I think it also has a lot to do with the influence of patiarchy and toxic masculinity on the grieving person.

If you managed to push back against some of society's expectations on men, know how to express more emotions than "angry" and "horny" and have shown vulnerability in the past, people will find it much easier to approach you.

On the other hand, if someone is working super hard to keep up their "manliness", you may realize that they're struggling, but you'll have reservations about tearing down the crumbling facade they're desparately trying to preserve.

They're awesome! Being 100% clean instead of 75-90% makes a world of difference. Plus, you can keep browsing Lemmy or even brush your teeth while the toilet cleans your butt.

You still have to use toilet paper to pat yourself dry, but much less than before and you can buy the cheapest and scratchiest half-ply garbage, it doesn't matter. There are also models with a built in blow dryer, but it takes ages, so I never use mine.

Only downside is that I dread leaving home for more than a few days now. Using toilet paper feels so stupid and ineffective now.