As @twistedtxb@lemmy.world said, not really. You can go to sub.rehab and import your subreddits, though! That’s how I found more communities.
vacuumfountain
joined 2 years ago
I’ve found myself both reading books more and reading long form news more. Ending the endless scroll has done me some good!
Seriously. That's a show where I could only do one or two at a time.
That seems like a great place to get old and walk in the glow of each other’s majestic presence.
I’ve found myself switching to New because of the much smaller community size. I’d like to participate more than I have in other places. If I wasn’t doing that, I’d use Active to see what others are saying.
… do y’all not know where Asia is? Both of those are European conflicts
It’s even more important than your drink! The fact that I’ve floats is what allows ice to act as an insulator on top of frozen lakes and oceans. If it sank, liquid water would take its place and freeze. After a while the whole body of water would be frozen.
From what I'm seeing in the Georgia Tech video and paper in the article, the materials might be able to let light through. Could this be a good idea for a coating on solar panels?