The Ubuntu font family is the first that comes into my mind.

Ah, ok. I somehow got that wrong.

Isn’t one usually interested in the speed relative to the ground?

The Pitot tube doesn’t work as the ballon is moving (more or less) with the wind, i.e. both pressure tubes, the one for static pressure and the one for total pressure, in the Pitot tube experience (almost) the same pressure, resulting in measuring (almost) zero dynamic pressure and thus velocity.

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Definitely. But fortunately, everything here has the dimension length to the power of something.

Their idea is like throwing all material that is currently located above sea level into the sea which would subsequently increase the “sea level” as the radius of the sphere defined by the water surface, not the depth of the ocean on a perfectly spherical earth.

I’m fine with imperial units, as long as somebody stays in one unit system and doesn’t mix miles, yards, feet and inches, or square miles and acres, etc.

Tides are in the dimension of metres, the global ocean would be kilometres deep.

Edit: also, due to earth’s rotation, the ocean would be slightly deeper around the equator than at the poles.

Thanks for clarification.

As @huquad@lemmy.ml pointed out, @LodeMike@lemmy.today had an error in their calculation (radius squared instead of cubed). Their corrected result, 1.7 mi also equals 2.7 km (rounding to 3 km is a bit rough).

No, there are about 1.4 billion cubic kilometres of water on earth (V_w ≈ 1.4·10⁹ km³). Earth’s diameter is D_E ≈ 12750 km. The volume of the relatively thin shell of water is approximately V_w ≈ π(D_E)² t. Inserting yields t ≈ V_w/(π(D_E)²) = 1.4·10⁹ km³/(π (12750 km)²) ≈ 2.74 km.

only possible with direct representation and without regional representation

Multi party systems work also with regional representation if both approaches, regional and federal, are mixed.

No, this error is harmless. There is a Debian bugreport to remove even logging that error.

Is this the sddm status you’ve posted after starting it manually?

You could plug two in even if there were only one set of terminals. You’re wiring them in parallel.

The sections of an led stripe are connected in parallel anyway, so that’s why always connect two led stripes (with identical voltage) in parallel.

Or alternatively, a comma: I’m happy, killing beavers … is in the past now.

They would need to modify the ID then. OSMand, e.g. has different IDs in PlayStore and F-Droid (+ vs. ~ suffix).

Edit: It’s the names that are different, the IDs are the same.

My first point is, in other words: From Google’s pov, the F-Droid team is “the developer” who’s key and personal information Google would request to allow installing apks with their signature on Android devices.

As the F-Droid team signs the (not repoducibly built) apks with their own key, Google would have to allow the key of the F-Droid team then.

Yet, as Google currently does not permit apps in their PlayStore that aren’t in line with their business model, e.g. NewPipe, they would then force the F-Droid team to do the same.

As I understand the readme, for blocking usual apps root privileges are required:

Please note: For normal applications, the Shell permission in Shizuku mode is not sufficient to change the switch status of components. In other words, unmodified APKs do not support non-root modification. If you want to use Shizuku to modify the component status of normal applications, please start Shizuku with Root privileges.

It should work without root privileges for apps in ‘testing mode’. Yet, they only provide a guide to flag apps as ‘testing’ in Chinese language.