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@CapitalB kein land hat 100% selbstversorgung wenn nicht alle an 300 tagen im jahr grütze mit wasser gekocht essen sollen.

und prinzipiell ja, jeder für sich. vote with your wallet. wenn ein schweizer 100% schweizer produkte will, kostet das halt extra. grade wird's mit der steuer abgeführt und mit leckender gießkanne verteilt.

ich könnte sicher zeitweise für mein essen weniger ausgeben wenn ich bei aldi kaufen würde. ich zahle aber lieber die ein wenig höheren preise der ökobauern der region. damit stelle ich gleichzeitig sicher das ich dort auch in zukunft noch etwas kaufen kann. hat sich wie geschrieben in den fast nicht existenten preissteigerungen gezeigt.

ich lebe nicht in saus und braus, ich bin deutlich unter dem durchschnittseinkommen. das kann vielleicht nicht absolut jeder so machen, aber ganz ganz viele könnten es und entscheiden sich dann trotzdem für billigessen und den neuwagen.

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@CapitalB
das rettet am ende nichts.

ich hab keine ahnung wies in der schweiz aussieht, aber ich hab mir mal die daten von einer deutschen molkerei angesehen. da gehen irgendwas um 50% in den export. das wird in anderen bereichen ähnlich aussehen.

das bedeutet das die höfe viel zu groß sind und entsprechend überangebot herrscht. durch subventionen verursacht. das ganze geht auch nicht in die nachbarländer sondern wird irgendwo hin um die welt verschifft und ruiniert da den markt :troll:

_ich_ würde vorschlagen die landwirtschaft zu extensivieren und im besten fall das "angebot" der höfe zu verbreitern. dann ist immer noch genug für den eigenen markt da und die versorgung wird robuster. das kann man von mir aus gerne auch einmalig mit einer förderung, grade für familienbetriebe, machen solange man damit aus der subventionsmühle kommt.

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@CapitalB @Killer_Mule @jazzilla
because we also pay farmers subventions. that's what you have to do if you rig prices and don't want producers to go out of business.

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Update she's listening to a rammstein playlist I'm sure and I'm thinking how funny it is that their audience now is middle aged office ladies who would normally listen to Taylor Swift
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Feeling a lil' angery at work.

Thinken of an RTS or 4X game except in reverse, goal is to preserve a chunk of civilization in collapse. Like that one Frostpunk game but wider scope/feeling.

A good 100% of my mental anguish comes from people (myself included) being and honestly I think it should stop :ablobfoxexplode:

A good 95% of my mental anguish comes from normies being able/allowed to use the Internet and honestly I think it should stop

@jazzilla @Killer_Mule also agreed upon that violence very rarely does work or is appropriate.

@jazzilla @Killer_Mule
luckily there is a shop here who sells produce of local farmers, so it's not much driving :)

there was a short report recently of a german eco farmer who doesn't apply for state subsidies anymore and who is doing fine.

@bonifartius

This is what ppl have to do. Buy from farmers. Pay the extra of it costs more. Drive the extra 15 minutes.

The cause is structural from the state and their incentives.

Guns don't work here.

@Killer_Mule

It's hard to remember the early 2000's. Like there was this relatively sane world that I have memories of where everything generally made sense and everyone was generally decently well-groomed and kind (at least if you were in the healthy middle class at the time). I remember so much of it, but it's hard to actually, genuinely remember it as it really was since I feel like so many of my memories have been tainted by the eldritch nightmare that is modernity.
Before 9/11 there was a lot of optimism. "Year 2000" "New millennium" etc.

Waco and Ruby Ridge notwithstanding, the 90s was not that bad.

The crack epidemic was largely over with the end of Bush1 and Heroin and Oxy wouldn't hit until Bush2.

Nobody knew how good they had it until it was gone.

a while back i already predicted that "clade" will be the next sciency word they'll use in conjunction with the next bad virus xD

@cjd still wondering why almost everywhere one has to care for not too much hurting people who obviously are there to harm you.

@cryptgoat@digitalcourage.social libolm was deprecated less than a month ago. Nheko didn't even have a release since then. The security vulnerabilities found are also basically impossible to abuse remotely to my understanding and were in at least some parts documented since the start of libolm's development.

Calling libolm deprecated "for a while now" is just plain wrong. While it was implicitly communicated, that development would focus on vodozemac, until a few weeks ago there was no statement, that libolm would not receive security fixes. Similarly there were also a few libolm releases after vodozemac development started, some of them I even contributed to. Additionally vodozemac is not a complete replacement for libolm, you kinda need to pull in the crypto-crate for that or reimplement some functionality on your own. The assumption in a lot of projects was, that they would switch, once vodozemac would be a complete libolm replacement. Sadly there is no interest by the maintainers to make it that.

Libolm has been audited twice, in neither case were the current "security issues" raised as a critical concern. They are not great, but they don't really impact the threat model of a normal Matrix client, as far as I am aware. Meanwhile vodozemac had a minor security vulnerability, where it wouldn't zero buffers properly on discard, because some of the rust dependencies changed their default flags.

Basically, the security issues are not a real threat. The blog posts makes it sound like a much bigger issue than it is. There also has not been sufficient time to judge, if libolm actually stays unmaintained or now that it is officially deprecated, maybe someone else picks it up and ports it to use a proper crypto lib underneath (like openssl). There also hasn't been enough time to actually write proper language bindings for vodozemac to make it usable for other clients than Element clients. Basically people are widely overstating the impact of this because of the language in the original post. The real reason to use Element over Nheko is because Element has a proper security team, while Nheko is developed by people in their free time. However that doesn't mean that Nheko didn't avoid some of the security issues Element fell into, but it might have its own security issues, since nobody ever audited it.

@Killer_Mule i buy most food from local eco farmers for years and even inflation didn't hit as bad. it's pretty resilient.

@vwdasher aren't japanese cars frequently tested as pretty secure :blobcatthinking:

A cute, cheap deathtrap? Japanese Kei cars banned by yet another US state
Limited in size and power, Kei cars are like fishes out of water on US roads.

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