Wat werktassen betreft kan ik Ortlieb aanraden, ze zijn prijzig, maar ik heb de mijne nu 3 jaar en hij is elke cent waard. Vind mijn vriend ook van de zijne, en hij wilde nooit een fietstas (heb hem uiteindelijk cadeau gedaan voor kerst).
I like it so far, but my reddit was very well curated, it can’t live up to that yet. Lemmy can be a bit confusing at times and the ‘all’ option seems to be either not moving at all or at a million miles an hour. It will take me a while to get a nice feed, I think.
Fun fact: this castle was once owned by the Boleyn family and Anne Boleyn spent her childhood there. Anne Boleyn was ofcourse beheaded by Henry VIII, likely for not being able to provide him with an heir. After Anne’s father, Thomas Boleyn, died, the casle came in Henry’s possession and he gave it to his fourth wife, Anne of Cleves for annulling their marriage so he could marry his fifth wife.
The Netherlands is only the worlds second largest producer because it’s counted in monetary value, and flowers are very expensive. A lot of figures on our -export- of agricultural production also count produce which is imported via Rotterdam harbour and the exported. The Netherlands is not that important at all.
Dingdingding! We have a winner!
This is exactly the problem. Our farmers (or at least a portion of them) have gotten used to being allowed pretty much anything and are now finding out that wrecking the environment is actually not something which is allowed.
https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html
This blog explains really well how destruction from the inside would work. And personally I’m not excited to have all Facebook users on here, most of that website is extremely toxic.
https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html
Someone else just posted this explanation. TLDR is essentially, one of these giant corporations can destroy a network by joining and then later walling off their own part of it. And it’s been done before.
I completely agree, tax these pointlessly heavy and large vehicles into oblivion.