ScreenServer

Originally, screensavers were designed to protect computers’ displays since they could be damaged if being on for a longer while without any movement on them. Most displays today won’t suffer any damage from this, however, screensavers still are a lot of fun!

Choose a screensaver

Your Mac comes with a bunch of nice screensavers that you can start using right away. First, open System Preferences. It is most likely to be in your dock. Otherwise you can access it from the “Apple-menu” at the top left corner of your screen.

Open System Preferences

When having opened System Preferences, click the “Desktop & Screen Saver” icon. That preference pane actually has two tabs, so make sure that the “Screen Saver” tab is the one open.

In System Preferences, click the System and Screen Savers button

Now, just choose one of the many screensavers from the list to your left. You will be able to see a preview of the screensaver in the small box to the right of the list of screensavers.

Choose a Screen Saver in System Preferences

Below, you can also choose after how long time you want the screensaver to start.

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UK heading backwards for renewable energy, while Norway plans to make Oslo traffic-free

 

via : https://www.alphr.com/science/

You remember climate change, right? If you believe the UN’s chief environmental scientist, though, the UK doesn’t. The government has received a sharp slap on the wrist for turning away from renewable energies and back to fossil fuels, based on the complex mix of tax breaks and subsidies that make up the country’s energy policy.

Speaking to the BBC, Professor Jacqueline McGlade started by praising the global effort, saying: “What I’m seeing worldwide is a move very much towards investment in renewable energy. To counterbalance that you see the withdrawal of subsidies and tax breaks for fossil fuels.”

She then opened fire on the UK: “What’s disappointing is when we see countries such as the United Kingdom that have really been in the lead in terms of getting their renewable energy up and going – we see subsidies being withdrawn and the fossil fuel industry being enhanced.”

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