Well, I guees I don’t know what I am talking about. With that in mind I will buy in GOG instead. Ty

But not native support. (There is a linux build of silk song, but heroic will download windows version and run with proton)

In brazil: 400 reais item clicks it Actually 700 with taxes.

Also, google is cracking down on custom ROMS too, checkout the calyxos blog, it is rough.

*if google /OEMs still provide drivers for AOSP (check calyxos blog, google stopped doing it and it is killing custom ROMS)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1jOqyjcO4g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUA1kFSJnYQ

I was going to say more, but basically, watch those videos (or read their references).

Good news sells bad, solar energy is being deployed really quickly and accelerating exponentially, solar has a higher return on investment than gas, coal or oil (about 8x as much in developed markets, according to the IEA), nowadays, green energy is the better one for the economy, and the billionaires just want money, so if it is the green energy that has higher returns, they will invest in that.

Green energy has had 2x as much investment as fossil fuels, and about 80% of that investment is private.

In september 2024 the UK shut down its last coal powerplant.

And I forgot the most important! There have been days where energy has a NEGATIVE COST in some places in the world because of renewables, doesn’t that sound like a financial incentive to use renewables?

you could go on for days, there is a lot being done, we just don’t know about most of it.

Yes.

What even is “natural”? Aren’t humans part of nature? If a wolf kills all white rabbits and rabbits become black thats natural selection, but if a human chooses which animals/plants get to reproduce it isn’t? I say its still natural, as is climate change and any other thing human made. (Which doesn’t mean it is good and we should continue doing it)

older folks to get arround without obstacles

Bro has not seen a Brazilian sidewalk, there are light posts in the middle of it, and the owners of the buildings are responsible for maintaining it, so every 10 meters there is a giant step and some rough terrain. Brazil has horrible urban planning and walkability, the city hall decision just sounds like carbrain to me. “The sidewalk is small so we will push people indoors” Why is the sidewalk small in the first place?