In large power plants, e.g. block D of natural gas power plant Emsland, you can get almost 60 %, but that’s neither the standard for power plants, which was like ~28 % in Germany a few years ago, nor is the technology applicable for small scale devices as e.g. car engines.
As I’m from Germany, our constitution was elaborated by a constituent assembly constisting in the majority of conservatives. It granted and grants a lot of civil rights which are questioned by modern day conservatives, such as the right for asylum or secrecy of mail and telephone. Starting from our first government, led by the conservative party CDU, the politics was also constantly pro-European towards integration. Also our first ministry for environment issues was established by a conservative government in 1986.
This backward-looking stupidity is a phenomenon of the last 30 years. E.g. Franz Josef Strauß, the most conservative politician I can think of, was pro technical innovation. As of today, the state of Bavaria still benefits from decisions made under his government. He would rotate in his grave if he knew how his party has become.
The post mentions Meloni who is nationalist (and was even fascist not too long ago). That, driven by nationalist parties, many European parties, not only conservatives, are drifting away further and further into populism is one effect of the problem of normalising populism and nationalism by the media.
Please stop framing backward-looking nationalists as conservative. They don’t want to conserve civil rights, environmental and protective standards, and other granted at status quo. They want society to go back to the 1930s.
During usual updates? Or during the major release jump of KDE Plasma from 5.x to 6.x?
Have you considered using testing instead of stable or Siduction?
But afaIk without ‘Canonical’s nonsense’, e.g. snap Firefox.
I still remember this nice ‘feature’ of XScreenSaver.
However, as of 2016 Iceweasel is Firefox ESR again.
It is probably a 60ccm “Saxonette” engine. Here is an article (both in German) with some bikes from that era equipped with that engine.
The book Die Deutsche Mutter und ihr erstes Kind (The German Mother and her first child) by Johanna Haarer was very popular during that time and even basic book for education in the Reichsmütterschule (Reichs mother’s school) and even after the war. The fortunately last reprint is from 1987.
Yes, Flug-Abwehr-Kannone.
I hate fonts where I and l can almost not be distinguished.
No, FlAK means anti aircraft gun. He probably had to move the big spot lights or carry ammunition.
This happened not only in Berlin, e.g. my grandpa was ordered as FlAK aid with the age of 16 (or even 15, I cannot ask him anymore).
As both boys on the left and right are wearing an HJ-belt, I assume both are already in HJ.
I’d bet both elder sons got drafted, as the one on the right looks like 9-10.
Obviously in English it’s written with ‘e’: Nevus
FYI, one could also interpret Cindy Crawfords’ nævus as wabi-sabi. Also we find slight asymmetry more pleasing for the eye. E.g. pictures of faces which are built up by mirroring one half appear as artificial. The scroll of a violin is also slightly asymmetrical.
The bully from the British island or the orange guy from the other side of the Atlantic?