Churbleyimyam
@Churbleyimyam@lemm.ee
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 11 hours ago:
That sounds like a great way of doing it :) I’ve seen some lovely stretches of canal. Do you ever make it over East Anglia?
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 11 hours ago:
That’s great you’re on the water. I know a few people who have lived on the canals and I have a lot of respect for it. I’m on bit of a mission to sail the seas - wish me luck!
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 4 days ago:
It’s great isn’t it. The panels are getting denser as well which must be great for sailors. What sort of boat do you have?
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 5 days ago:
Only joking. We’re offgrid anyway, so unless they can figure out a tiny, cheap and quiet one I can buy off the shelf some time soon I will be solar for a while to come!
Panels have become ridiculously cheap per kwh. I was looking for some more recently and they had halved in price in the space of a few years while everything else has almost doubled.
I’d love to see more innovation in mechanical storage.
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 5 days ago:
Man, just when I’d bought all those solar panels.
- Comment on Bidders demand Thames Water granted immunity over environmental crimes 1 week ago:
That debt will be bigger the longer it is left before nationalising it. The situation shouldn’t have been left to fester for so long.
- Comment on US-UK trade deal: the long, secretive back story 2 weeks ago:
If the government is not selling us out then what do they have to hide?
It’s no wonder we don’t trust politicians when it’s clear they don’t trust us.
- Comment on Live facial recognition cameras may become ‘commonplace’ as police use soars 3 weeks ago:
Anyone want to start a silicone mask business with me and go on Dragon’s Den?
- Comment on It was africa all along 3 weeks ago:
I never realised how few countries there are in Asia.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
If he keeps paying creditors back with interest then he will be regarded as a big walking cash machine.
People with an appetite for maintaining large long-term debt are ideal customers for them.
- Comment on Some people have it worse 4 weeks ago:
Hi America, the people around the world living through famines, wars and genocides would like to have a quiet word with you.
- Comment on Thanks to the american FPTP voting system, Nigel Farage could obtain an absolute majority with a minority of the votes 5 weeks ago:
I suppose he could become a cabinet minister in a coalition though.
- Comment on Lemmy Shitpost 5 weeks ago:
Are you from Benidorm?
- Comment on Rightwing populists will keep winning until we grasp this truth about human nature 5 weeks ago:
Good article. He’s right as well.
- Comment on A person born in 2015 is 20 years old 1 month ago:
Can confirm. My kid was born last year and is 9 years old now.
- Comment on Pictures of Animals Getting CT Scans Against their Will: A Thread 1 month ago:
Why couldn’t that bird get a sleeping bag like the hamster did? Seems a bit drastic taping it down by the neck
- Comment on Religions have some of the wackiest rules 1 month ago:
Thanks :) I found a free PDF copy on anna’s archive
- Comment on Religions have some of the wackiest rules 1 month ago:
That’s fascinating. Can you recommend any books on the subject? The easier to read the better!
- Comment on 🤙 hang ten 🤙 1 month ago:
Yeah but monkeys have hands on their feet, so they can pull on the pedal’s upstroke as well as push on the downstroke ☝️
- Comment on Time to WAKE UP 1 month ago:
There’s something about bird memes that puts theme in a class of their own.
- Comment on Vets tell BBC they are under 'consistent pressure' to make money 2 months ago:
I met another Brit travelling in Thailand who went to hospital with a stomach problem. They didn’t want to treat him until they got a confirmation email from his travel insurance. After they got the email they gave him a massive room to himself, lavished loads of food and drink on him and wouldn’t let him leave after he got better.
- Comment on Pens in Space 2 months ago:
This is the most upvotes I think I have ever seen on a comment here.
- Comment on Even his doctors are full of it 2 months ago:
0.00000192 megameters
- Comment on 'Naive' to trust Chinese firm with British Steel, UK minister says 2 months ago:
Perhaps he’ll be open to looking at all the stuff which has been sold off to the Americans now. I won’t hold my breath.
- Comment on ‘I’m super worried’: fewer UK tourists visiting US amid Trump’s policies and rhetoric 2 months ago:
I’m totally up for this. Yes, some kids will find out how to circumvent it and yes, some parents won’t abide by it but even if a law isn’t completely enforceable it totally changes people’s attitudes on a population level. Look at the ban on smoking in indoor public spaces for example.
- Comment on ‘I’m super worried’: fewer UK tourists visiting US amid Trump’s policies and rhetoric 2 months ago:
I’ve thought for a long time that a Mastodon instance administered by adults would be a good solution.
- Comment on Tigers 🐅 🐯 2 months ago:
This must be utterly terrifying for them.
- Comment on Tigers 🐅 🐯 2 months ago:
Competitive advantage over their deer peers.
- Comment on Time to yeet your smartphone into the long grass 2 months ago:
I absolutely love independent technology like this 👍
- Comment on UK government says anyone working in Britain for the Russian state will have to register and declare what they are doing or face jail 2 months ago:
I wish I could give your comment more than one upvote. I think the vast majority of us are not fully aware that we’re in the middle of an active Russian propaganda campaign. Apparently there are at least 10,000 people in Russia employed full-time on this and a tiny fraction of that here to try and combat it.
I think this is the first time our society has been subject to a state-backed propaganda campaign since the widespread adoption of the internet (which is of course not regulated like ‘legacy media’ is) and so it makes sense that most people aren’t really on their guard for it. The government has no excuse though. They are reported to by the intelligence services, who know exactly what is happening here.