In Hong Kong, they are separate and toilet water is much cheaper. Not sure about other countries.
Speaking of drinking from toilet, I've heard a story that a janitor in Japan was so proud of his work on cleaning the toilet that he dares to drink from toilet.
Seems like boiling water is a tradition is Asia/Chinese region.
Why would Lemmy be blocked in Hong Kong? Because of politics? If so, I don't think the government is aware of this community.
This is a government that had repeatedly asked Google for months to remove/hide a specific song, which they deem it as breaching national security law, from search results when people search "Hong Kong National Anthem", instead of uploading the official one on youtube or even any government website and promoting it.
Yea, now I'm looking forward to Iceland's tap water!
Sorry to hear that. It makes me thankful that even in a small Asian market like Hong Kong I can get a steam deck through official channel.
Genuine question, why not Steam Deck? I enjoy playing indie games (Into the Breach, One Step from Eden, Into the Void, etc) on my Steam Deck on bus.
Won't play anything from Blizzard. Support indie games and ethical publishers/developers!
Thanks for the great work! Like it so far. A small one-off problem, it doesn't seem to support android's autofill at login.
Insurgency, about 200 hours. Not too impressive I'm sure.
Firefox on PC, Mull on phone and Brave on tablet (until Firefox has tab bar for tablet UI). I can't browse the internet with awful ads, so ublock origin is a must.
Same, old reddit was fine on desktop, though still suck on mobile so I rely on Boost on my Android. There are some great communities on Reddit (patientgamers, bodyweightfitness, to name a few) that would be sad to lose.
Lol I thought I misread but yeah noice Cantonese.