Gloomy
@Gloomy@mander.xyz
- Comment on Ron DeSantis signs bill scrubbing ‘climate change’ from Florida state laws 3 days ago:
That would be cruel to the people hit by a natural Desaster, people that might not be on board with this law at all.
Further it would just give the right wings nuts a reason to point to how evil Democrats are.
I instead propose to create a safety fund on the federal level that can be used to support states hit by natural Desaster. Just call it something realy obvious, like the “Climate Change Damge Mitigation Fund”. Make it a requirement that states publicly announce how much money they are asking for from said fund.
- Comment on neptune 2 weeks ago:
I quite liked Astrums cover of Voy 1 and 2.
- Comment on fossil fuels 4 weeks ago:
Only the it’s not companies but entities which include China, the former soviet union and the Russian federation. This is such a fucking missleading title the guardian ran here.
- Comment on tremendous 5 weeks ago:
I second this, it seams a bit one the nose to be real.
- Comment on Mona: Court rules women’s-only exhibit must allow male visitors 5 weeks ago:
From their website:
The lounge is a tremendously lavish space in our museum in which women can indulge in decadent nibbles, fancy tipples, and other ladylike pleasures—hosted and entertained by the fabulous butler. And as is always the case with Kirsha’s dinners and feasts, you are a participant in what she sees as the art itself, part of a living installation. Any and all ladies are welcome.
Any and all ladies doesn’t sound like they are excluding people that may not have been born female. It sounds, at least to me, that it includes said person group.
- Comment on I have attempted science. 1 month ago:
Actually, I believe tigers themselves have fake eyes on the back of their ears
Then it’s even more embarrassing that they fell for the masked workers ;-)
- Comment on Minus one ➖ 2 months ago:
Minus one
- Comment on Reddit's new paid ads look exactly like user posts 2 months ago:
This.
I tried Fark-It-All and it legit helped me reduce my stress level a lot. After Amazon drove up its Ads I felt I realy couldn’t take it any more. And since there is literally nothing you can do about ads, neither on reddit nor on Amazon, I looked for other options. And what can I say? Taking some Fark-It-All brings the fun back into funding, hypercapitalist corpations trough engaging with Ads. I highly recommend Fark-It-All, even if you just feel like you could potentialy be stressed out a bit by Ads. I’ve heard a lot of realy positive feedback on taking it preventative.
No /s, it realy is the shit. Just try it out and see for yourself.
- Comment on YouTube stops recommending videos when signed out of Google 2 months ago:
Thanks, that’s awesome.
- Comment on YouTube stops recommending videos when signed out of Google 2 months ago:
Yes, I was like OP for years, but since I switched to NewPipe I also get to experience beeing subbed to chanels and just getting Infos about new Videos.
- Comment on Office life in 2023 5 months ago:
🍆💦
- Comment on How was your day? 5 months ago:
I love my job. I work as a child care teacher and it is a beautiful, rewarding way to earn your living.
- Comment on Stereotypical religious nutjobs in the 80s and 90s were all "The end is nigh!" Now that science supports them, they're all "Everything is A-OK!" 5 months ago:
How do you define success in this logic?
- Comment on This is a first: An exoplanet in a polar circumbinary disk surrounding two stars 6 months ago:
It is stated in the article that it is a "second generation planet.
- Comment on YouTube's plan backfires, people are installing better ad blockers 6 months ago:
True, but there will be New Solutions. Or no YT for me at least. I am not willing to watch a single stupid add. Not one.
- Comment on Stars Like Our Sun May Still Support Life After They Die. There's Just One Problem. 6 months ago:
Thanks. If anybody is interested, I saves this article about said Planet. It does a good job of going a bit deeper into the paper without beeing to technical (speaking from a lay persons perspektive)
- Comment on So long, small phones 6 months ago:
Jtlyk, you can use a custom keyboard, like Swift Key. Many have the option to scale according to your preferences.
- Comment on Maybe AI won't be taking all of our jobs after all? 6 months ago:
Very true, that’s exactly how it feels to me.
- Comment on In 250 million years, a single supercontinent will form, wiping out nearly all mammals: Modeling study 6 months ago:
… Horses, Sheep
It’s the animals enlaved for our plesure that have the highest likleyhood to survive short term, I agree.
- Comment on this is my vietnam 7 months ago:
I came for this and was not disapointed.
- Comment on Early medieval warrior found buried with his weapons in Germany 7 months ago:
It was a good read, but not about a Neandertale grave. The grave in he article was from Post-Neandertale times, about 10.000 year ago. The cave had before been inhabitst by Neandertal people but tust was 40.000 years ago.
- Comment on By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor. 8 months ago:
Well, Germany is one of the biggest industies and economies in Europe. Germany has been emitting the most CO2 of all EU countries in 2000 and in 2023. Nuclear has never played a major role, but solar and Wind has exploded over the last 25 years, while coal has stayed stable. So the growth in demand over the last 25 years has been covered almost completely by renewables.
France is by the way on the forth Position if it comes to CO2 pollution in the EU. But to be fair they ennited about 10 % in 2023 while Germany contributed about 25 %. And on a per capital base Germany is doing pretty bad to, so it defnetly has to transition away from coal.
That won’t be towards nuclear tough. Germany will further expand it’s renewable Sector and some day get rid of its coal. Are they to slow with that? Absolutely. Is nuclear the answer to that? No.
- Comment on By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor. 8 months ago:
The amount of Batterie and Solar between M0 (100% renewable) and M23 (87 % renewable and 13 % nuclear with a Fokus on solar over Wind) is almost the same tough.
Where do you see a dividig by two?
- Comment on [HN] Earth had hottest 3-months on record; unprecedented sea temps & extreme weather 8 months ago:
It realy disconserning that this is not from Extinction Rebell or some other small known fraction, but from the fucking UN…
- Comment on Star Trek: Infinite could be the grand strategy game Trekkies need 8 months ago:
New Horizon is realy well made though.