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Leder byutviklingskomiteen i Gamle Oslo for MDG, men twitrer som klimaforvirra hoggorm. Han/ham #sykkelninja
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@quixoticgeek@social.v.st
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Solar & wind are still cheaper than gas though, so still a weird choice
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@deFractal@infosec.exchange
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There's @mntmn. I'm kinda waiting on a friend to get their MNT reform next to see how it turns out; generally interested in having that be my next laptop.
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@davidho@mastodon.world
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I wind up with kind of the opposite reaction: At that point, why not rather get a bakfiets, or even just a shopping bag on wheels to bring on the tram?
But I guess my perspective is influenced by not having owned a car for over a decade, and instead renting a van for bulky stuff and "normal" cars for trips w/friends/family a couple of times a year.
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@syklemil@snabelen.no
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Our monthly diesel sales are down some 25% since the summer of 2023 though. And the march 2026 numbers aren't out yet.
https://www.ssb.no/statbank1/table/13585/
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Ehhh, the parliament axed our fees on petrol and diesel (there's a a road use fee and a CO2 fee), after the agrarian populists decided to vote against the government and other supporting parties, and in favour of the right-wing populists and conservatives.
Prices are still high. I suspect a majority of Norwegians would be entirely unbothered if we had instead gotten restrictions on diesel for private cars, esp in cities, so the fuel can go to tractors, trucks, etc.
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Så Senterpartiet brøt budsjettavtalen og ga Frp det de ville—uten nevneverdig effekt på prisen. Slow fucking clap.
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Yeah, that's essentially what happened to me (though it may have been in an automatic transmission car).
But these days I just drive EVs. They are the most common engine type here these days, and the main issue was just the initial adjustment.
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IME adaptive cruise control is when cruise control went from being useless crap in highway traffic, to my preferred way of driving. But it also requires a mature mindset of just being part of traffic rather than stressing over trying to find a way to pass cars that are going 1 km/h too slow.
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