Un texte important. Mais l’Eglise a-t-elle vraiment suivi ou pris au sérieux son propre discours? l’humanité détruit son environnement au mépris de son propre intérêt; c’est un thème à la fois vital et philosophique. Je ne comprends pas pourquoi il est si peu abordé dans les églises.

Interesting topic!

The carbon footprint of foods: are differences explained by the impacts of methane? How we treat the climate impacts of methane matter a lot for carbon footprint of foods. But even if we exclude methane, meat and dairy products emit the most.

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Carbon Footprint Management by Agricultural Practices Minimizing the effects of climate change by reducing GHG emissions is crucial and can be accomplished by truly understanding the carbon footprint phenomenon. This study aims to improve the understandi...

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but kind of bad for Russia?

It looks like when our president Macron dissolved National Assembly last year; he thought that was smart and then…

Linux is really good though, that’s my conclusion after trying it a few months: It’s sleek, feels and boots much faster on the same laptop vs windows 11. The issue is that you have to completely rethink your workflow, and some software isn’t available or very hard to setup.

It’s a losing game really. But for the computer I still think it’s an opportunity to right what’s wrong with the current industry and give Linux/RISC a chance :)

You’re right! I hadn’t realized how supply chain is dominated by US because I wa shrinking of individual parts of it. However, I feel it’s somehow interesting to think about computers if they were not dominated by a few US giants… today at least it’s possible to think about Linux+RISC realistically

Not fully though. Europe has modem technology, chip design and equipment is available; processors are US; but with RISC you could imagine a China/Europe cooperation bypassing them, and it’s kind of starting already. Open source design is more suitable anyway for such an important piece :)

Both can be true at the same time

Unfortunately this is more about energy

PCs notebooks are not made in the US, and there are lots of Asian brands to purchase from. Software exists in Europe and is pretty good+ mostly free

Everyone talks about ending the war in Ukraine and yet there’s a feeling that everyone is preparing for war.

MS365 is 15usd/month/pax for all my small company needs and ticks all the boxes you mention; I think you’re missing the most obvious :)

But just note that it seems DuckDuckGo is based on Bing search though

Ca permet de changer le language associé quand on change de clavier (physique). Pas vraiment un use case très courant :)

Same here, just I prefer Joplin to Obsidian, and would have loved Logseq if it had been more maintained. I use LO or Onlyoffice for preparing print documents, spreadsheet linked to my ERP, customer presentations etc. I almost missed a deal this week because impress kept crashing!

Pas mal de petits problèmes tout de même. Entre safari et FF, je préfère FF mais reviens souvent à safari: pbs de sites non compatibles, pas de traduction vers le chinois, pb vidéo, etc. Il ne manque pas grand chose!

Libreoffice has good features but keeps crashing and is full of bugs, plus terribly slow and outdated. I use it only to access SQL databases. Only office is much better for everyday office replacement.

I’ve found it helpful when doing installation from scratch on my NAS, otherwise it gets messed up. But if you tell it where’s the repo and on which system to install it can sometimes really help :)

I discovered I can just stream macOS from my Mac to my iPad and it just works fine, I really can’t understand why Apple doesn’t have a dual mode and make it native!? Right now I don’t need my computer anymore when I travel 🤩

Great! Do you know how it translates for the whole energy mix?

That was not really a request :) it’s much less common to need complex text snippets on mobile, so I really appreciate that Espanso is available on Mac/pc/linux, it makes things easy!

Glad you like it! It’s very simple (just fill a .txt file) but still powerful because it can understand dates and all kind of stuff, and it’s multi platform. Just the downside is that there’s no mobile version.

You can link notes in Joplin too though :)

Black Friday is the best day to remind everyone that #FOSS software is free all year long! Some of my favorite are #Joplin for note taking #Darktable for photo edition, #Nextcloud for cloud storage, plus a little gem called #espanso for text expansion.

I have a Riverside from Decathlon, it’s cheap (8-9000 now), has a suspension but overall well thought and a good choice of accessories for commute. The version without fork might be cheaper but not as suitable to add carryon things.

I also tried going for Linux for a couple of months with dual boot & windows but it’s just too much friction… am back to Mac and will try again in a few months. But some FOSS apps have stuck this time like Thunderbird Nextcloud and Joplin, and I really like the Linux experience in itself.