Oh, that explains it. We don't have that here. KFC has a bottomless option, but McD doesn't.
derpgon
joined 3 years ago
They won't, the McD machines have preset settings to dispense an exact amount of drink every time, they don't measure it by hand.
I'd sadly probably find a different addiction.
Lemmy is addicting naturally, not being fed slop via an algorithm.
Been using it for our whole company of about 25 people max at one moment, it really is grwat, especially the group based authorization where I differentiate between people who have access to all apps versus those who just need one (like externists from other companies so they can view tickets in our OpneProject).
I've got a MX Master mouse (whichever is their latest model, been buying em since their first) and it has full Linux support, no software needed, and my friend even has some software that allows him to do basically almost the mouse can with the Win software and much more (like gestures, saved into the mouse memory).
Having a VPN for the initial purchase will yield you even less. Not sure about which country had it the cheapest, but IIRC the lowest was like 12โฌ.
It is energy dense, sure, but on average 70% of that energy is wasted as heat. However, in EVs, at least 80% is electricity is converted to mechanical energy. Thus, EVs are about 250% more effective. Of course, if you, are going diesel -> generator -> EV you are multiplying the efficiency, and you are much better using an ICE vehicle instead. But you don't have this issue wish solar to EV directly.
All in all, it comes to how much range can you get per potential energy. Solar or wind? Good. Coal, gas, diesel? Not so much. That's why having larger renewable ratio is helping EVs to reach economical goals.
Do you pay (absolutely imagined ratios) 1$ in diesel which yields 100km range, or 1$ in electricity which yields 200km range? Or 110 even. Then there is charging time. Do you spend 2 hours for one full tank for 10$, or 2 hours and 30 minutes for same price for electricity and 30m charging time on top? What's if it was 8$ to fully charge, meaning you paid 2$ less for 30 minutes of extra time?
Everything is just a numbers game. Are you saving the environmentxat the cost of your time? Are you paying less per kilometer so it outweighs cost of your time?
Currently, it is heavily personalized. Soon, either will make economical sense. Which one, we will see, but as we as society lean towards EVs and renewables, we'll soon see a shift towards EVs, hopefully.
I am not against one or the other, currently I understand some people economically prefer EVs while other prefer ICE.
Do you charge your phone in a grocery store? I mean, if fuel was readily available through a pipe straight in your house, you wouldn't go to pump, would you?
Electricity is already available to 99.99% of homes, and 100% of homes considering switching to EV. Fuel, I don't think it is available to any home at all.
Also, it takes 30 mins at least to fully charge an EV (while degrading the battery a lil more than average), it takes 5 minutes tops to refuel an ICE car.
I can vouch for Kagi, although I wouldn't say their AI is that much better. But if you find like 5 other friends the family plan is worth it.
Minecraft, Factorio, Satisfactory, Space Engineers, E.V.E, Terraria, Stardew Valley, Kerb Space Program, Don't Starve (Together), Dragon Quest Builders 1/2, No Man's Sky, Fallout 3/NV/4, Borderlands 3/4, Slay the Spite 1/2.
There are tons to games to last (the remaining) lifetime. Hell I would have enough with solely Factorio
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