Multiplexer

Firefox and Librewolf.
Firefox has it at or near top of recommendations.
Librewolf already has it preinstalled from the start, so even one step less.

You search for it? Why?
I remember it basically always being the top entry as soon as I open the browsers addon menu.

Perhaps I should plan early retirement...

This politics acted out on the backs of the declining younger generation not only sucks, but will amplify already existing problems and is also in no way sustainable without sacrificing our future.

I am pissed.

"We will blast those prententious vegan bastards from the face of the Earth!"

-- some European parliament sausage army general --

Looks surprisingly nice!

Side question:
Where do you get your containers?
Prices where I live are outrageous.
30€ for a small one - come on, it is just a piece of crude pottery!

a 20 mile bicycle ride can burn around 1000 calories

That really would be efficient!
But I guess you actually meant to say kilo calories ;-)

Ok, lets assume an efficiency of 35%.
That means 3500Wh usable energy per liter of diesel.

A complete 500Wh charge of my ebike gets me ~70km at 20km/h without any pedaling (tried that out).

So the usable energy delivered by one liter of diesel would be sufficient to drive me and my bike a distance of 7*70km = 490km.
A person won't be able to sustain 20km/h on a bike with the same low effort as walking at 5km/h, but even if that was the case, in 8h this would only get him 160km far.

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Edit:
Looked up some numbers for bicycling.
Driving 20km at ~20km/h burned energy is generally given in the range ~500kcal, meaning 580Wh.
That is better than I expected, as the 10kWh primary energy would get you ~350km far, so almost as good as the diesel engine.

(To be fair: this doesn't yet take into account the CO2 footprint of food production, which is really abysmal. But that's a different topic.)

Part of it is due to thermodynamics. A diesel engine works at a high temperature difference, with peak gas temperatures going somewhere in the >1000°C range.
High temperature differences lead to high efficiency >40%.

A human body can't use high temperature processes, so has to stick to chemical workarounds which lead to additional losses.

Song's not bad, though!
Added to playlist.

And, having had a look at the community it has been posted in:
Really nice cover art! (apart from the band name ;-) )

I just would wish that metal bands stopped using the "ö" in totaly ridiculous context.

As a German, "motör" doesn't sound hard to me, but just reeaally silly.

In the compound word "Motörhead" it still sounded ok somehow, but "Motör Militia" - no way I won't giggle each time I see that... :-)

Well, per traveled distance with moderate speed it is not completely untrue.
But still outclassed by a similar, but electrically powered (or assisted) vehicle.
Something a lot of people have a hard time coming to accept...

On second look l remember them. Never had much contact with them though, as my standard messaging apps used their own emojis that basically already looked like the modern ones.