Actually it only avoids 275 kg of CO2 since the electrolysis process still has some emissions.
Article says it avoids 320 kg of CO2 emissions which is equivalent to 800 miles driven or about 2 weeks of a home's energy use. It's not that much, even on a personal scale. Like, you kind of save that much energy anyway by not being alive any more to use it.
Too good to be true. I will believe it when I see it.
88 thousand dollars
<.<
It would probably still load faster if it was unreal engine
hi dolls!
Not OP but I'm currently trialling my 4th brand of medication and seeing the worst side effects yet. Only one that changed things was adderall but it isn't prescribed here, and I'm not extroverted enough to know any drug dealers.
Once when I was a teenager I looked at a painting for a long period of time and convinced every fibre of my being, every brain cell, that I would teleport into the place depicted in the painting. I wanted nothing more than to leave that world and join the new one in the painting. I focused and felt a pull from the painting and genuinely, completely, without a doubt in my mind believed that I would feel a lurch in my stomach like I was being pulled forward by a hook or something. Anyway, didn't work. Sad!
My money's on the "kotlin" part being irrelevant due to only being used to display a WebView
This is a very good video on the matter
The scare quotes around "dehydrated" are baffling





No it's not, a lot of laws like this use phrasing like "what a reasonable person would believe to be...". Example from last week:
https://metro.co.uk/2026/02/24/three-horrific-types-porn-made-illegal-uk-27066635/