MrMobius

I think it’s because of the lack of native linux mobile apps (relative to iOS and Android). And it’s a catch 22: people won’t adopt a linux mobile OS if there aren’t many good native apps, which in turns doesn’t make it attractive for devs to make apps for linux.

Showers really are cats’ horror show.

Awhile back I saw a system where you would hang your bike on the wall using 2 hooks under the top bar. But the hooks have to be long enough so that the wheels don’t touch the wall, or you’ll get black stains from the tyres.

They’re less flammable than the lithium polymer ones but there is still a risk of thermal runaway where hot toxic gaz can escape and start a fire in the vicinity.

Beware of flaming hazards if it contains lithium battery cells though. I think the main advice from fire fighters is to not keep it close to the only exit out of the room it’s in. And away from flammable materials if possible.

Then again there’s a lot more people in the US than in Canada, so the energy demand is higher in the former. Denmark is also often praised for covering more than half of its elecricity needs with renewables, but they have a population of only 6 million.