Have you had CPR training? What you stated isn’t true. Every second counts. But looking up instructions and seeing a easy video will still help massively.

Use Ublock Origin, not Ublock.

Its a global positioning system

But it’s not GPS. When referring to a generic system they use GNSS as abbreviation.

The generic term is not GPS, it’s GNSS.

Compatibility Support Module. It’ll allow you to boot non-UEFI things. I often disable that to enable secure boot.

antifa

That stands for anti fascist. As such, it’s strange that you think Trump is anti facism. He tried to overturn an election. Just one of many examples.

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Netherlands

You cannot easily tear up the concrete

Concrete near houses is wasteful. In NL stones are used instead. Installing a charger is easy. There are loads and loads of chargers. In my city they are at most 50 meters apart from each other.

I completely disagree with pretty much everything you said based upon how NL does it. It’s easy, it doesn’t take a long time, it doesn’t affect anyone sleeping, etc.

I have to assume somebody’s done a cost analysis

I don’t get why you assume there’s a cost analysis that could be accurate over the reported productivity increases of working remotely.

It’s likely the obvious, a change that isn’t good but it’s done anyway because people in a company often do not do what’s good for the company, they chase what’s good for them personally.

or not coming back out of sleep

That’s highly likely a hardware issue. And if you have a hardware issue then I wonder about your crashes.

Loads of mountpoints used by snap.

Enable Ublock origin. It’ll be faster when it doesn’t need to load ads.

Hopefully a cooperating witness.

The article doesn’t say they got a response, no? They could’ve sent an email. And then not gotten any response.

Ah, I was waiting for the “both sides” “argument”.

It’s irrelevant. The coal usage is down, it isn’t up. There is an exception for when France was doing huge maintenance on their nuclear power plants.

It’s telling that the coal misinformation is brought up so often.

Don’t have mortgage payments anymore!

In NL (likely any EU country) you can have the bank reclaim an automatic payment. Those are used for pretty much anything that requires a monthly or yearly payment.

There’s a Dutch television show regarding people’s financials where one couple was reclaiming their mortgage and their electric bill every month. When asked about it they claimed some bs. In one episode they had maybe 200 EUR left on their bank account. But they reclaimed 400 from the electric bill. The father thought they did well that month as they had 200 EUR left. The mother disagreed as they actually were at -200 EUR. This resulted in them starting what seemed like a angry discussion. The father completely relied on the figure in the bank account. If it’s positive then you have money left!

Tv show is called “waar doen ze het van” if anyone understanding Dutch is reading along. It follows usually 4 different couples across a few episodes. Couples are from dirt poor up to rich (income of 50.000+ per month).

It’s between paying off your mortgage and putting the money into something with a higher expected return than you’d be paying on your mortgage.

I saw a discussion on this recently that gave an interesting perspective. It said that people often aren’t rational. As such, it might help to first mostly pay off the mortgage. This as that’ll give peace of mind. Which then helps with investments. It’s much easier to take risks when someone is at ease. The ease might result in higher returns, though being comfortable is already a good return.

Eventually someone mentioned a book plus a summary of that book. See https://www.sloww.co/psychology-of-money-book/.

But its also another example of systemd doing stuff other services already did

And?