These types of fridges are fairly common in the US, and usually the freezer is on the left. Some models also have ice dispensers. If you have the space for it and a large family, it’s very practical.

One problem with grassy lines is that when you need to temporarily use replacement buses (like in cases of issues with the electricity or maintenance, etc.) they can’t drive on the lines and have to take the regular roads with the cars.
At the moment one tram line in my city has been interrupted for a few weeks and that’s how I noticed that the grassy line was making things more complicated for the buses that are used instead.
I think that’s one reason why most cities only put a few sections with grass.

I get your frustration. I live in Geneva and people here also seem to be addicted to their cars and precious parking spaces even though it’s just not sustainable for the density of the city.

I’m a flexitarian myself and I wish more people would just do that, just realise that they’re eating too much meat for their health anyway and cut it down to 2 or 3 times a week.

Same, I had to create own magazine for my niche hobby, and I’ve been posting in it to encourage activity, much more than I used to post.

Yes but I think many people don’t know it exists and how to use it. For those who don’t know : rotate your phone and a little rotating phone will appear next to your “go back” button. Just click it.

Yeah I feel I have to do the same. I also created a community for my niche hobby and I found I have to be a bit more of a poster than I used to be, even if it means that for now the magazine is mostly me and pics of my garden.

Let’s say the office worker who is 27 internationally today was born in December 1995. He was 1 at his birth, turned 2 in January 1996 (Korean age). In January 2023 he turned 29 and will turn 30 in January 2024, but internationally he’ll turn 28 in December 2023.

I thought r/nottheonion had made the jump to the fediverse

Hey I created a Vegetable Gardening magazine on kbin but it’s apparently hard to find from Lemmy. You can type the url this way to find it :
https://lemmy.one/c/[email protected]

I’m the opposite : I eat maggots without any issues but the crickets weird me out.

It seems the crux of the issue is that current technology uses pharma-grade growing medium, which is very expensive and has a bigger footprint, and the hope is that scientists can figure out a “food-grade” medium that would have lower emissions. Since costs are also affected, I’m sure companies have a lot of incentive to look for a more efficient way.

The technology is still relatively young, so I’m on the board of “wait and see”.

I, for one, am looking forward to the zombie apocalypse that will result from this.

Did you change your avatar just for this comment?

Recent developments are just another indication of the power struggle happening between Reddit and its most dedicated users. Reddit needs free content and moderation to exist, yet it doesn’t want to give those critical players real control of site policies, even though they are largely responsible for much of the site’s content and value.

Finally an article that goes a little further in details about how important good mods are for reddit.

Thank you! It seems it’s finally working!

Meta is just a shell of its former self these days. I went back a few times recently and I shit you not : 3 out of 4 posts on my feed are sponsored or suggested content. Almost nothing of my friends, it’s just full of garbage people are trying to sell, or clickbait videos.

Personally I was getting a bit tired of not having one of my interests here so I created the magazine for it. We’ll just see if it takes off.
For some other niche interests…I’ll wait and see, I don’t feel invested enough to create the magazines for them.

(For those interested in vegetable gardening @VegetableGardening )

Yeah, I first took a look at lemmy and others a few weeks ago, when everyone was asking “what’s an alternative?” and at the time, despite so many people talking about the fediverse, there weren’t that many people or threads. And now look how active some communities are becoming!