That depends on how many sun hours or/and wind you've got at your place, how much panels you can install and of course how much light you're using. I don't have the knowledge to do the math on that.
Is there a free market to buy (sustainable) electricity from at your place? Or are you forced to buy from the local/regional provider?
Both will blow a lot of dirt and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. What about solar panels or a windmill?
Yeah, i've read that captcha will be available with 18.1 again. That'd be relief for all admins.
Your're welcome :)
btw in the meantime i've seen that plemora can connect, too. Isn't in the docs though.
Beehaw is still on 0.17. A bit rough around the edges but ok. I'm really curious on 0.18 though.
Keep in mind that Lemmy is basically still beta. A lot of functionality hasn't been implemented yet.
Prinzipiell stimme ich Dir zu. Mein Beispiel bezog sich auf eine Ausnahme, bei der mich der Aufwand und die Kosten tatsächlich etwas ärgern, weil es an manch anderer Stelle meiner Stadt einen wesentlich größeren Effekt für die Sicherheit hätte und hier fast überflüssig ist.
The article is not about single persons who might be trolls or whatever to qualify as a "bad guy". But about megacorporations like Meta. The best way to deal with them is-in my opinion-to not cooperate and defederate them as soon as they start to enter.
Wie sinnvoll die Einfärbung an dieser Stelle ist, kann ich nicht beurteilen. In meiner Stadt gibt es auch einen Abschnitt (baulich von Straße und Fußweg getrennt, benutzungspflichtig) an dem eine gute Beschilderung wahrscheinlich ausgereicht hätte um die paar Fußgänger_innen abzuschrecken, die da hin und wieder langlatschen. Ist auch breit genug um sich aus dem Weg zu gehen. Auf den Kreuzungen hingegen finde ich die Farbe sehr hilfreich.
Leider nicht überraschend, daß der CSU Typ gleich die grüne Ökodiktatur ausruft. Die Kommentare hab ich mir eh gespart.
We should not try to include as many people as we can at all cost. We should be honest and ensure people join the Fediverse because they share some of the values behind it.
Exactly my thoughts on this topic.
I prefer talking to my folks over the phone or in person. Those who only want to communicate via social media are not important enough to me to deal with all that stuff.
I prefer talking to my folks over the phone or in person. Those who only want to communicate via social media are not important enough to me to deal with all that stuff.
It should be easy to find fitting pots or reuse cans and stuff without a 3d printer. I'd be a bit concerned though about the roots growing into the water. Some might start to rot.
Fixed my washing machine today!
Today i'm actually proud of myself. I'm good with wood, textiles, gardening, trees etc. But metal, machines, electronics don't come natural to me at all. I learned to take care of bicycles or chainsaws because I had to but those scary household machines never. Until today. The machine stopped midway, full of water and clothes. Panic ensued. I already saw myself forced to buy a new one. After mere 20 years!
But mommy raised not quitter, so i took the stuff out, drained the water (without flooding the bathroom!) and had a look at that debris catcher thing and the lye pump. Both a bit dirty but easily cleaned and the pump's screw still moved. After looking into the waste tube I put everything together again and run an empty cleaning cycle. At first everything seemed fine but coming back from a short nap the machine was full of water again. So rinse and repeat it is.
This time i watched a few videos on how to dismantel the machine to get to the inner tubes. I had a hard time finding something since i've apparently got a rare top loader model. Luckily i watched one vid with a guy looking at the lye pump with a flash light instead of just feeling for coins or buttons with my fingers. So back down on the belly it was.
Lo and Behold! There was the culprit! A bloody rubber band had wrapped itself around the screw. Not nice. At all.
Being the good hoarder i am, it wasn't difficult to find some long hooks (spare bike spokes) to fish it out. Doing it was though. But with a good amount of patience and some luck (and an astonishing lack of cursing) i managed to untwine it and ease it out, without leaving anything stuck around the screw. (Funny thing is I don't use any white rubber bands, ain't got a clue where it came from.)
All in all it took me "only" two hours. But I fixed my first washing machine!
I hope you enjoyed my little Saga of "The Washing Machine and The Rubber Band" and I wish you at least the same amount of success for your own projects. Be they voluntary or not.
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Hi, Deutsch ist meine Muttersprache. Beim Erlernen anderer Sprachen hat mir die Immersion am meisten geholfen. Neben Podcasts auch Serien/Filme, Lesen oder Spiele. Man kann das auch im Hintergrund laufen lassen und so ein Gefühl für die Sprache bekommen.
Viel Erfolg!
Ah, i was a bit unprecise (still a bit early). The use of pronouns is actually the same as in english, but the nouns are gendered and for people (like pupil, driver, teacher) the male form is mostly used by default. e.g. the default for doctor is Arzt (m) as in "i go to the Arzt", even if it is a woman who'd correctly be called Ärztin. And the translater chose the female forms as the standard.
A language without gendered pronouns sounds great! How do nouns like rock or table and nouns for people work?
Btw i've read a fascinating article about the Great Andamanese languages yesterday. They name their kids before birth, therefore all names are gender neutral.
So far i've read only the first and second one and loved them. The german translator chose to use female pronouns as default, making it a very interesting reading experience besides the story and the great worldbuilding. (in german everything is grammatically gendered and the default is usually male) I just had a look at bookwyrm. A story about the Presger envoys looks highly interesting!