I meant as mobile canopies that could be deployed to shade urban areas during extreme heat events.
I wonder if a large network of solar powered drones could one day be deployed to counter the affects of urban heat islands.
After reading the article I found a link to this gem when I continued scrolling.
It could come down to resources and personnel. Before moving to fedora I used KDE with gento/openrc (systemd was an option, I just wasn't familiar with it). I could only do that because someone or a team of people maintained it. Not every distro will necessarily be able to keep up.
Or maybe they just don't like systemd.
I don't think so. The members only trend is annoying also.
Maybe just the Spanish section.
Live in big city. Public transport helps. We once bought a flat's worth of furniture from IKEA (double bed, three seater couch, tables, chairs and all the smaller items) and wheeled it all home from a few ks away with a gorilla cart. That was fun. When I lived in regional NSW I used to hitch everywhere. The only issue I had with that was carrying too many groceries on my shoulders once and hurting my back. I also got to spend a day delivering eggs and shooting the breeze with a farmer who picked me up. That wouldn't have happened if I had a car and drove everywhere. Didn't seem so solitary at the time.
We moved from Sydney to Adelaide. We don't drive so it slipped my mind that car ferries are a thing and that people live on Islands.
The campaign in Adelaide has shifted from Women Life Freedom to openly supporting Trump, Israel, bombing and invading Iran. They have incorporated the more conservative parts of the Iranian community such as the monarchists while excluding everyone else and any other messaging other than basically please invade. Edit to add that although the messaging is pro-war and supports the monarchy, many Iranians who don't support this still go to the rallies.
They see the kidnapping of Maduro in Venezuela as a sign that Trump can get things done (despite nothing really changing). The argument boils down to 'We are desperate and want Khamenei dead, we know this isn't ideal but we can deal with the ramifications after'. It doesn't help that fears are heightened due to the internet blackout and the media reports of tens of thousands of deaths (which would be extraordinary in such a short time if true).
In Adelaide the organisers have been aggressive to anyone who does not support bombing, invasion etc. So the campaign will be able to bring out thousands of Iranians (there are 5000 apparently) but very few others. None of the other campaigns that want to offer solidarity and support will be able to and already don't feel safe or welcome.
Planet of the Apes - the French book that spawned all the films an shows.
I would prefer forest canopies...