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I'm not getting the vaxx
I'm not paying taxes
I'm not voting
And
I'M NEVER FUCKING SELLING.

@root

some reasons:

- you aren't depressed
- you have got real life things worth bothering
- games aren't the only thing where you are in control

@iron_bug yes, i think it's much more dangerous than climate change. the problem is that waste just gets shipped to where nobody cares. which is very short sighted because even if it's far away, ecosystems don't care for that. i think we will have much bigger problems than global warming. combined it will get very ugly everywhere, sooner or later.

@bonifartius I think the problem of landfills that poison land and water all around is very acute, and until people invent some recyclable sources of energy without toxic wastes it will persist.

@huy_ngo mail needs almost no ressources, so does light http stuff, like ttrss. dns also is lightweight and you can let hurricane electric or your domain registrar handle additional DNS servers. matrix synapse is quite heavy with I/O (but they are getting much better!), maybe dendrite is better, i haven't tested that. xmpp is rather cheap on resources, at least ejabberd.
if you don't host for many people just get the cheapest "good" (not consumer) hardware you can get. lots of ECC ram, classic HDDs are fine if you have enough ram (imho). cpu isn't that relevant, i'd say get as many cores as you can.

One of the best things in modern technology to me is these fast chargers - no longer dead phone means not leaving house for half of the day, i can just charge my phone for like 30m to an acceptable level and leave, same goes for power banks, almost dead phone doesn't mean it will have to be permanently connected to power bank for the rest of the day.

I just wish phones weren't such dogshit, I would gladly pay more for an adequate phone that'd last me 10 years, and tbh modern phones are like that except that manufacturers put planned obsolescence into them.

@iron_bug it's always the same for all modern problems: costs get externalized.

old batteries will get shipped to africa, while other parts of the world are strip-mined for lithium. the problem will of course come back to us, sooner or later.

every time i talk about fuel cells being a good alternative, someone comes out of the wood works and tells me that we don't have enough catalysts (platinum) for the fuel cells. while it is _exactly_ the same problem for lithium. sure, it's a common element, but it isn't easily extracted.

the same for every other technology like the stuff described here: dotyenergy.com/PDFs/Doty-90366
always someone telling me it doesn't work because of dubious reasons and that batteries are the only way.

with such processes we could even keep the combustion engines around, meaning less waste.

alas! i fear that reason has no place in this world anymore.

♲ @kakaz@pluspora.com:

The shift to electric vehicles is exciting, but it will leave us with thousands of tonnes of spent batteries.

Maybe exciting for Greta and other kids. For anyone with slightly technical knowledge or experience it is obvious. Which on the other side means most of the "eco alarmists" have no slight idea about anything, especially ecology

The World Needs to Crack Battery Recycling, Fast | WIRED UK
The World Needs to Crack Battery Recycling, Fast

#cars #electric cars #ecology #batteries

@nexusplasma@troet.cafe aber der rest.. das werden ganz düstere zeiten.

@bonifartius It has been 0 days since the NSA has compromised your computer.

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