+bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@qoto.org

@icedquinn asn.1 is probably (i don't know about and don't care for wayland) better documented.

@sun skibidi

> Doch der große Hype ist vorbei. Impfstoffe sind ohne Lockdown und Ausgangssperre weniger gefragt.

[https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/biotechnologie-branche-nach-corona-100.html]

soso

@Philsturgeon
> - Where you put them.
- What color they are.
- Do they stop when/if birds come anywhere near them.

these systems might exist. they might even work. they afaik aren't mandated here in germany, even if they are probably dirt cheap. the only thing shutting down turbines right now is "too much power generated". yet more turbines are build everywhere.

> - Are the types of birds in those areas not smart enough to avoid them.

if you put turbines everywhere, it's getting hard to "avoid" them. i can see three wind parks from where i live. with more to come.

iff birds are smart enough to avoid them, it still changes the ecosystem. those birds leave (or die) because their habitat is destroyed, plain and simple.

green policy doesn't care jack shit for environment in a truly ecological, the science of ecosystems, sense.

it's about selling technical solutions now. while the absolutely best insurance against the effects of any climate change would be robust ecosystems. guess you can't easily buy those of course, so they are unpopular.

> you seem to be fighting studies and evidence with vibes; which I don’t get into.

i indeed i don't have a study well funded by people with things to sell i can point to.

i came to be very careful with regard to "studies" and "experts" in the recent years. the politicians implementing the laws to permit building turbines everywhere are the same who hold shares in wind power companies funding the studies and experts which legitimize the laws. same goes for many other things.

@tyil ah, i think i really have put it wrong! upon reflecting, they now do skip out on the "for the weak" part and directly go to the "we have to destroy the enemy" part. that's what changed. they seem to don't even care about the reason anymore, just about ingroup outgroup. which is what they always claimed to fight.

@tyil oh, yes. i mean people in the population who previously said they just were supporting the weak and the poor. those are increasingly going full authoritarian, demanding crackdowns on anything they perceive as their "enemy".

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EItuGlcFPmc

wow, progressives go the full authoritarian arc right now that things don't develop to their likings.

@archaeohistories easier to use than any touchscreen :)

@Shadowman311 guess 4pm to midnight?