Beemo Dinosaurierfuß

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Cake day: June 20th, 2023

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  • If you ask a russian there is a good chance they will tell you Russia is “defending” one thing or another in Ukraine.
    Or that russia is in fact defending itself from an attack from “the west” atm.
    It’s all bullshit, but propaganda will do its thing.

    Nothing (russian) stopping NK from trying to “defend” some shit in SK as well.
    Off course they will then find out that Putins word is not worth the dickhole it came out of, but that’s another story.



  • I know it’s trendy to shit on Germany rn (and Isreal obviously and for good reason), but 90 year old holocaust survivors surely aren’t the ones commiting genocide.
    And they very well might have had to relive a trauma that Germany rightfully feels a responsibility for.

    So what is the problem with giving those old folks that really had to endure some of the worst things anyone ever had to endure a symbolic sum to show them that they are not forgotten?

    This is in no way defending Germanys support of Israel, while it is committing cruel war crimes.
    But let’s be real here, is this gesture really that outrageous to you?











  • I know that you have put more thought into this topic than I did and you just might be right.

    But dude that wallmart analogy misses the point by a mile.
    Wallmart kills the small stores by simply undercutting them, this has nothing to do with what meta might do.

    And you didn’t really argue my point that people like you and I could and probably would consume meta content if it was federated.
    But why would anyone that is part of the fediverse right now jump ship if meta came and went away again?

    I damn sure will never create another meta account or use any meta app. Would you?




  • I don’t know if I would call it really good, but if I were to ever write a novel the setting would be dark fantasy like somewhere between the middle ages and the modern times where most men of the protagonists society are about to come back from a long war, but they also bring back a mysterious illness.

    The protagonists were just too young to have gone to said war, but maybe an older brother did go, maybe he fell idk.
    At some point the father comes home, but what was supposed to be a happy occasion turns darker because he is changed by war.

    There has to be some form of secret society that has something to do with the illness or the lack of a cure for the common people.
    And the young protagonists will have to deal with that situation due to circumstances and not because they were chosen or secret princes or something like that.

    And I am a sucker for happy endings so while the novel would be rather dark as a whole, the ending would see a dramatic change to society with at least the potential to get better.
    I think times of change make for good fiction.

    I will never write that novel though, but just maybe I might get to use the setting for a TTRPG campaign some day.




  • You won’t convince me by just making statements as if they were facts.

    You cannot resolve this by increasing the green capacity, because all of them have same dependencies.

    If this were true you might be correct but it simply is not.

    If you increase cheap green capacities enough and build a strong large area grid with some form of energy storage there could easily be enough enough energy in the system to last over any natural fluctuation.
    And the nice thing is that if we at some point enter a state where the sum of green energy produced becomes vastly higher than the energy need it becomes less important that different forms of energy storage like water turbines are not very efficient and the storage can be ramped up to make the whole ecosystem even more stable.

    This is all perfectly possible and quite possibly cheaper than building new nuclear reactors.

    So even if you think nuclear energy is safe and the management of the waste products is not a problem (which are two things I would disagree with, but let’s not get into that for now) I still don’t see why any country should invest in nuclear energy over green energy.

    Robust large scale energy grids and some form of energy storage are things that society wants (and probably needs) anyway, so even just from a strictly economic view green is just the way to go.