Its looking good to me! I can’t figure out if the 5 family members is the max that could upload pictures or if 20 or so people could occasionally upload pictures to designated folders. Do you know?

What would be some of the benefits of Immich? Is it just a lot of upfront tinkering or constant tinkering?

Thanks! With both of these, can anyone with access add pictures? Predominantly its coming from my fiance and I, but I could see up to 20 people wanting to upload their own pictures of our baby.

Also, is there any service that allows for comments/light social media features?

I love the end-to-end encryption!

Thanks! This makes a lot of sense. Big bummer that Binhead isn’t really in the running though.

I’m honestly really surprised by the petitions. I think a recall election in most states would be a vote to remove and a vote for who to replace them with - probably basically the same as yours. How are the petitions distributed? Are their people just going to Farmer’s Markets with clip boards? Or do people actually seek out petitions in the UK and go to the election office and sign them?

Lastly, I looked up Clacton-on-the-Sea, it looks very similar to the filming location of Jersey Shore, I got looking and you have Geordie Shore, which is filmed in-land and not near a beach at al? I am so confused.

Lilo and Stitch’s live action remake made the older sister abandon her family to go to a prestigious art school on the mainland, despite Hawaii having a really great program and Ohana meaning family.

This was the part that made the most sense to menas an American!

Thanks! This is a really good explanation (although I’m sure there’s someone that will say you oversimplified it or find some obscure irrelevant detail that doesn’t match 1:1 but it explained everything for me perfectly).

I’m a but confused by the suspension system. So he could be suspended for over 10 days, does that imply he could be suspended for fewer than 10 days? Does this imply that you MPs actually show up to work on a mostly daily basis? In the US, I think our fucks only are supposed to work 10 days every 2 or 3 months. And they don’t even show up for those days, that’s why it takes so long to find senators washed up in nursing homes, we didn’t even know they were missing.

Is the petition an easier thing to do over there? We had an issue in my small town with a city counciler and it required a certain percentage (lower than 20% I think) but it worked out to like 2500 signatures and it was deemed to be too much work, especially since an election was in like a year and a half. It cost Ohio over $6 million to get the weed on the ballot, I just looked up Clacton, looks like its about the area of a county and similar population (80-90k). That makes it make more sense, but that’s still an insane amount of signatures, especially given that I think he’s over half way through his term. How common are petitions? How quick are recall elections?

I’m not really understanding why the other parties wouldn’t run - is it just to say, “he’s not guilty till he’s proven guilty but he hasn’t sat through court to decide, so until then, we’re presuming innocence” Something like that anyways?

Any idea how likely it is for Count Binhead to win? Like is this a legit shot or is he going to get maybe 20% of the vote and still embarrass Nigle?

Considering Nigel appears to have had a big role in Brexit, and the population seems light and rural, I’m going to assume that Clacton could have been replaced with [Ohio], [Utah], [Alabama], or maybe even [Florida] - which makes me believe the people here would rather elect a pedophile that someone that has their interests in mind. Is this accurate?

American here, I’ve been seeing rumblings of binface, seems like he might be the leader you need to recover from Brexit, but can anyone give me the rundown of Binface, what the election is for, why a fringe is maybe doing well, and other context? I’ve mostly just seen pocs of bin face and it seems he’s running for PM because someone stepped down, but you guys have a lot of elections it feels like, not one every set number of years.

I’m referring to your inability to look back at the conversation to see what’s been said and by whom.

You know, you could join reality if you took like 1 second to observe your surroundings. Go back and read through thus thread, paying attention to the different people involved.

Tbh, I almost added into the discussion of adding natural pollinators like clover into the discussion but thought it might add complications.

OK, who said that quote?

When did I make any claims about what it is, or isn’t? Go ahead, show where I said it, big guy.

Headline should be “Lindsay Graham spoke with Mitch McConnell for 20 minutes this morning”

Why don’t you define fascism for us big guy?

I mean, you responded to the guy above you accusing them of doing all this stuff, but none of the things you accused them of doing was in the comment. There really wasn’t enough substance of your comment to able to respond in an academic way.

I’m happy to play your game though. Feel free to make a specific claim about why Trump is good with facts to back it up. Would you like to argue about how the Iran war has lowered or will lower gas prices?

I guess there are brainwashed MAGAts on Lemmy too :'(

Stupid around every corner.

No problem! This is actually more in the factory level of power than it is grid. 480v is the common voltage inside plants.

But sometimes you’ll see different voltages (like 380 and 720). 600v and below is considered low voltage, but sometimes 720 is considered low too if its feeding machinery. Everything above that is usually considered high voltage. But the mysterious medium voltage exists too, I’d call that somewhere up to like 20kV.

The 13kV in this picture is controlled by the plant. Some equipment uses 13kV, but usually plants just get 13kV (or other distribution voltages) and distribute it themselves. It’s really fun equipment to operate, big switches that you have to put your body into, and it makes big mechanical thuds and you’ll hear the electric make and break connections before the switch dies. It sounds like bzzzTHUDmmmmmmm

Most local businesses aren’t getting massive cuts. They’re nowhere near the income needed to get benefits. They actually have a harder time competing against monopolistic companies because of Republicans

To be fair though, most businesses benefit from left leaning policy vs. MAGA policy…