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My favourite is the Pelikan M200, which is not even listed here. Most classical and functional design.

I read about Mondragon in Pickety's works. That's why I went to Mondragon. I was deeply disappointed, the city and the surroundings look very sad. It reminded me a lot of the former DDR (german "democratic" republic which was under russian control).

Justbuild is a generic build system supporting multi-repository builds. A peculiarity of the tool is the separation between global names and physical location on the one hand, and logical paths used for actions and installation on the other hand (sometimes referred to as "staging"). The language-specific information to translate high-level concepts (libraries, binaries) into individual compile action is taken from user-defined rules described by functional expressions.

I'm German and I'm wondering. I have never really looked up the data but the general impression is the following: Germany is doing a lot to reduce CO_2 emissions. At least you have the impression when listening to politicians and reading newspapers. E.g. a few months ago it was announced that Germany is on track with the goals posed by the government (e.g. see https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/deutschland-klimaziele-erfu...). Also in many statistics you can see that already around 50% of the electricity consumed in Germany is from renawble sources. How comes that on electricitymaps.com Germany is on the higher side of carbon intensity? Is it because the German industry and population is much bigger?