There is a smart and funny french comic on this concept: “Imbattable” by Pascal Jousselin
The author plays with all the rules/codes of the European comics, one character can go through pages, another uses their speech “bubbles” as weapons, one uses the perspective of the objets, and the hero “Imbattable” can go through the page’s frame.
Highly recommended !
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So if you use a GitHub private repository to store some private data, e.g. your bash config or home server setup, Codeberg is not the right replacement. Any European alternatives?
In general, gasoline and diesel can be stored for 6 months to 1 year without significant degradation if they are stored in a clean, sealed, and dry container or tank, away from sunlight, heat, and sources of ignition. However, fuel that is exposed to oxygen, moisture, or contaminants can deteriorate more quickly, resulting in reduced quality, lower octane rating, and increased levels of sediments or sludge.
So yeah, the trope of hopping in an abandoned car after the zombie apocalypse does not work 😂
In addition to the carbon monoxide problem, is there also not the issue that fuel last only for half a year (a bit more with some additives) ?
Btw, anyone know how entities (e.g. hospitals) with fuel-based emergency generators manage their fuel supply?
It’s funny, but I find it confusing that the style change happens on the same case the dog is announcing it. IMO, the style change should then occur on the next case.
J’ai envie de te manger
Awesome idea. In base 64 to deal with all the funky characters.
It will be really nice to browse this filesystem…