Sono stato bravo, non ho comprato niente per il Prime Day.
Nove fantastici suggerimenti qui per negoziare meglio.
Le biciclette sono probabilmente il mezzo di trasporto con meno impatto ambientale. Quando le distanze si fanno più elevate e/o mancano le forze, la seconda miglior scelta sono le bici elettriche.
Ma negli ultimi decenni le bici hanno un impatto ambientale sempre maggiore.
In conclusion, there are several reasons why bicycles have become less sustainable: the switch from steel to aluminum and other more energy-intensive materials, the scaling up of the bicycle manufacturing industry, increasing incompatibility and decreasing quality of components, the growing success of electric bicycles, and the use of shared bike services…
…manufacturing an electric bicycle made from steel would have a carbon footprint of 143 kg. Although that is four times the emissions from an unassisted steel bicycle, it is below the carbon footprint of an aluminum bicycle without an electric motor (212 kg). Especially if the battery is charged with renewable energy, riding an electric bike can thus be more sustainable than riding one without a motor.
Se si vuole avere una conversazione serve tranquillità, e i bar degli hotel, specie quelli un po’ vecchi, sono i posti migliori.
“If we want to be happy, we must be able to limit our needs and our desires.”
Questa versione per solo piano di Gurenge da parte di LiSA e’ eccezionale.
What is Agon light™?
Agon light™ is a fully open-source 8-bit microcomputer and microcontroller in one small, low-cost board, built with state-of-the-art 21st-century technology. It has two claims to fame, both of which are substantiated in the next sections. In a nutshell,
Agon light™ is the fastest and cheapest 8-bit microcomputer ever made.
In addition,
Agon light™ is the world’s sole standalone, instant-on, BASIC-programmed microcontroller that dispenses with a host PC and sketch compilation.
“Shoshi” translates to “original intent”, and kantetsu translates to “to carry out”. Combined, it means to complete what was originally intended.
Andrew Huberman intervista Matthew Walker, neuroscienziato, direttore del Center for Human Sleep Science dell’Università della California a Berkeley e autore di “Perche’ dormiamo”.
Se vi interessa capire perche’ dormiamo e come ottimizzare il vostro sonno vi invito a guardare l’intervista e a comprare il libro, meritano.