I realize I could have been smarter when I was a kid

Okay I didn't expect stricter rules here than on Reddit honestly.

The only Windows update I'm gonna be happy to install asap

Yeeeesss, I'm not a bot anymore!

Thank you for bothering helping me!

Do you want to die painless right now or later but in a painful way?

That's what the article made me think honestly

I know, I don't know how to change that... It was a mistake :(

The fact most surprises me is that lemmy became a real alternative to Reddit in a bit more than a month. Idk guys, I just love internet

What's the story behind this defederation? I missed that

or an old laptop with cheap bluetooth keyboard and mouse

there are perfectly fine alternatives.

Would you mind making some examples please?

The Baltic countries have been actively working for years to synchronize their network to the Continental European Network (CEN).

In 2018, the leaders of the Baltic States and Poland signed a political roadmap together with the European Commission to set the target date of 2025 for accomplishing the synchronisation while an implementing roadmap was signed in June 2019 setting out the milestones up to the synchronisation date. The relevant grid developments and reinforcements have been also included in the fourth EU list of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs).

Source: https://cinea.ec.europa.eu/...

I'm sooo happy to see there's an active French community here on Lemmy too. I'm a bit of a lurker because my french isn't the best.

I'm stupid: how could that info be valuable for competition?

Do you know where did that community move to?

Connect has that option and it's super useful to discover new communities

TL;DR:

The international team of scientists counted a total of 184 fungal and 55 bacterial strains capable of breaking down polycaprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable polyester commonly used in the production of various polyurethanes. Of these, bacterial strains within the genera Jonesia and Streptomyces have the potential to further degrade other petroleum-based polymers—natural or synthetic chains of molecules bound together.

The plastic-degrading microorganisms were sampled in May 2021 from Dafeng in eastern China, a UNESCO-protected site near the Yellow Sea Coast. The sampling confirmed the presence of a terrestrial plastisphere, a term that is relatively new to terrestrial ecology as past studies have primarily focused on marine environments. The microbiome of this "man-made ecological niche" of coastal plastic debris was further found to be distinct from the surrounding soil.

May I suggest to add a link to donate in order to contribute to the financial efforts behind Lemmy.world? @ruud@lemmy.world

-1 down vote = +1 upvote?

and there was no baggage

And that's why we both are here I guess.

It usually tak... Zzz zzz zzz