Category: Things I Read
Desalination 2022
Today: 40 Years of History: | The Conch Republic
In 1982, on April 23, we seceded where others failed. And I am a proud Diplomat of the conch republic. Today my republic has its 40th anniversary. Prepare dry bread, invite your drag queens and have a cigar!
#flogw: “‘Black carbon’ threat to Arctic as sea routes open up with global heating | Shipping emissions | The Guardian”
Buzzword overflow. #blockchain for #climate
Severe #Hydrogen impact on #climate.
We learnt this at university in the 90ies, but big money does not listen. Steam from water, vapor, mist are much more greenhouse gas than others. Especially on local levels, like urban micro climate (think of a million cars steaming water in the air) but also on higher layers. Read this. ATM there’s no valid path around public transport and electric vehicles. Good-bye, privately owned combustion engine. That includes fuel cells.
“we have also considered, for the first time, previously ignored changes in stratospheric [that is, in the second-lowest layer of the atmosphere] water vapour and stratospheric ozone in our calculations of hydrogen’s GWP,” “
How Jimmy Carter helped clean a Canadian nuclear Meltdown.
A good read about #signal and #digitalsouvereignty
Glaub ich sofort: Bahn versagt beim Netzausbau und – erhalt, sagt privater Konkurrent
Mapping Yellowstone hydrology with a 80ft ring
No shit Sherlock? Web 3.0 is scam?
Pitteraq
“Piteqqat kommen am häufigsten im Herbst und im Winter vor. Typische Windgeschwindigkeiten sind 50–80 m/s (180–288 km/h). Am 6. Februar 1970 wurde die Gemeinde Tasiilaq vom stärksten bisher dokumentierten Piteraq in Grönland getroffen. Die geschätzte Höchstgeschwindigkeit betrug 90 m/s (324 km/h).”
#austreten!Ich bin damals extra weggefahren bei der #papsthype. Weg damit.
Wir älteren kannten ihn ja schon immer als intoleranten Feind der Liebe und Freiheit. Man denke nur an seine Islamrede. Und tätig als Chef der Inquisition. Die heißt heute nur “Glaubenskongregation”. Weg damit!
Setting up four monitors on a Linux laptop via script
Although KDE discovers the three external monitors and the built-in display perfectly, I need this alias sometimes because the thunderbolt doc gets confused when I change the laptop attached to it:
#:~> alias monitors
alias monitors=’xrandr –output eDP –output DisplayPort-1 –output DisplayPort-2 –off –output DisplayPort-3 –off –output HDMA-A-0 –off; xrandr –output DisplayPort-3 –mode 1920×1080 –output DisplayPort-1 –primary –mode 1920×1080 –right-of DisplayPort-3 –output HDMI-A-0 –mode 1920×1080 –right-of DisplayPort-1 –output eDP –mode 1920×1080 –below HDMI-A-0′
#:~>
(Yes, it’s an L-shaped Setup on my desktop)
Klimageographen machen destilliertes Wasser.
Testing my #lucaapp nitter feed on markusfeilner.de
Things I do while shopping with my government. Keeping an eye on #lucafail/#lucascandal …
Greenspun’s tenth rule – Wikipedia
USA: You can check out anytime… #citizenship
Americans seeking to renounce their citizenship are stuck with it for now
“It’s very taxing. My whole life in Germany is on hold,” he said. “It’s funny: people in Germany tend to see the US as a liberal country where the rule of law was established, but I can’t even find anyone in the US government to talk to.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/dec/31/americans-seeking-renounce-citizenship-stuck