if you have an openwrt router this is very easy to do. i have a script on my main working machine that will ssh openwrt and turn on the server and this work well
if you have space in your kitchen an easier solution would be to buy an adapter for the large CO2 tank directly to the sodastream input, 20lbs would last a long time.
It's a really interesting and elegant solution but 112€ for what looks like a very simple device sounds a bit expensive to me. Does anyone know of a similar system but for the Apple watch?
Rick Beato has some videos about how he trained his kids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgFdics3uKo I never tried anything similar nor have a music background but found it fascniting to watch it
I understand parent's point of view. Look at the top 9 richest people in the world who combined have equal wealth to the poorest 4 billion people. You will find on that list (Bezos, Bill Gates and Zuckerberg) and one could say their companies were a startup at some point.
There's no doubt startups create wealth but I'd argue it also creates inequality. When the EU wants to tax bonuses I believe they're efficiently fighting inequality.
>Personal use of passenger vehicles accounts for a tiny fraction of transportation related CO2 emissions. The overwhelming majority comes from cargo ships and associated logistics.
while this might represent a small fraction of the global total emissions, the CO2 (and other harmful particles) produced by cars is much more detrimental to human health since it will be concentrated in the cities and near humans live.
The cargo emissions should be less harmful as there are not many people living in the oceans and algae effect should also be considered as it produces most of the oxygen we breath.
If you work 5 days a week and spend 4 hours in a commute after a year you will spend 43,3 entire days commuting. After 8 and a half years you'll have spent one entire year of your life commuting. Thing about how much stuff you could accomplish in a year.
According to the author, they were taken using an iphone 5s and edited with vsco. It's a great app that gives this analog feel. You can check their site: http://vsco.co/vscocam.
if you have an openwrt router this is very easy to do. i have a script on my main working machine that will ssh openwrt and turn on the server and this work well