brotundspiele
@brotundspiele@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on If God had wanted us to have nearly unlimited clean energy, He would have placed a fusion reactor into the sky. 1 day ago:
We use more land for golf courses than photovoltaics.. I’m not trying to say that golf courses are inherently bad (even though they’re not exactly environmental friendly) but it shows how little space photovoltaics actually need compared to other things.
Also, don’t underestimate the amount of material a nuclear reactor uses. A single cooling tower of the Phillipsburg NPP weighed 32,500 metric tons. That’s roughly 250-500 MW in solar panels, and then you haven’t even built the reactor or the generator. I found sources talking about half a million tons per nuclear plant.
- Comment on it's true 1 day ago:
Correction: The three sisters is an agricultural technique that is used by me in my garden. And I’m neither a Cherokee nor a Haudenosaunee.
- Comment on To be fair Ukraine got a lot.. 1 week ago:
If someone were to rob my house I might even let them take what they want and leave, in order to save myself and the dog. But the Russians didn’t just come to rob the house, they came to rape my wife, kidnap my kids, kill my dog and stay indefinitely in the living room.
By fighting back, the Ukrainians gained that they do still exist.
- Comment on The cops pay Anon a visit 1 week ago:
If a cop acts as if they don’t have a clue, you have to be extra careful. They might be trying to lull you into a false sense of security. They’ve been working with a lot of criminals before you, and most of those criminals have had computers and smartphones for 20 years now. They know what they are doing, nowadays.
- Comment on The cops pay Anon a visit 1 week ago:
And the guys who usually search houses know how to search houses, because they, well search houses regularly. They’ve had dozens of cases in the past that couldn’t be solved because someone has unplugged a pc too soon. They have regular trainings where they are updated on the newest developments. They have learned by now. We’re not living in 2005 anymore and neither do the cops.
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 2 months ago:
Yes, it was a joke, please don’t take health advice from memes and don’t try to loose weight by donating blood. While it allegedly has some health benefits, your main motivation should be to help people who need the blood.
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 2 months ago:
The only problem is, that it takes your body 1-2 months to rebuild the lost blood cells. So, daily bloodletting will definitely cause weight loss, but probably more permanently than you’re intending. ☠️
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 2 months ago:
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 2 months ago:
My dad was born in 49, he never had to fight in a war. On the other hand it would have been a hell of a ride for him to tramp to Woodstock from western Europe.
- Comment on Anon finds a plot hole 3 months ago:
I totally agree with you, especially in the second part where you’re talking about the US being a weird as country full of wackjobs.
But that doesn’t mean that we in the other countries aren’t a bunch of wackjobs either. We might not be as totally wack as you are right now, but that’s just a matter of past or future. Just so you know: We already found the worst possible solution, so you don’t have to find it for yourself, you can learn from us and choose another path.
- Comment on Anon finds a plot hole 3 months ago:
Yeah, that must be the reason why the United States pay half a billion dollars of tax payer money each year to the utility companys to compensate their failure in finding a suitable storage location. Not to mention the other 17.5bn the DOE pays every year for handling nuclear waste from power plants.
- Comment on Anon finds a plot hole 3 months ago:
Which is still not operational, just like the dozens of other potential storages, we started building just to find out last minute that they are not suitable. Or even better, those we started using just to find out they were not suitable to begin with later. I’m curious to read how many billions it will cost to retreive the waste from Onkalo in 30 years when we’ve learnt that it’s also not safe for the next million years.
- Comment on Anon finds a plot hole 3 months ago:
If it’s such a non issue, how come we still don’t have a single long term storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in the world? After more than 70 years of nuclear energy production.
- Comment on Wear your seatbelt 4 months ago:
Forking shirt, I swear whenever I want to. And if I don’t want to, I don’t.
Neither will some count at Google or some motherforker stop me from swearing, nor will some clockmucker on lemmy force me to 🦆ing swear.
Fuck yeah!
- Comment on Wear your seatbelt 4 months ago:
That’s absolutely not true. Just read the 🦆ing law. The fines can be found in BKatV, Anlage (zu §1 Absatz 1).
Nr. 100 says “Vorgeschriebenen Sicherheitsgurt während der Fahrt nicht angelegt; 30€” which clearly states that YOU get fined for not wearing a seatbelt.
Nowhere does it say anything about transporting someone else who isn’t wearing a seatbelt, except for children who are explicitly mentioned in Nr. 98 and 99: “Ein Kind mitgenommen ohne für die vorschriftsmäßige Sicherung zu sorgen”.
Even if the clear language of Nr. 100 would have left any doubts, the fact that the numbers talking about children explicitly mentions transporting someone else shows that that’s not the case for grownups.
- Comment on Wear your seatbelt 4 months ago:
Same in Germany. I guess, we don’t live in civilised countries then 😢
- Comment on Anon makes games 4 months ago:
Yeah, that’s why you have to wind up your watch every now and then. To spin up its internal black hole again.
- Comment on Anon makes games 4 months ago:
There actually is a method that could be used to extract energy out of a black hole. Probably not something you’d build in a watch-sized device though.
- Comment on Anon buys a car 5 months ago:
That’s standard procedure here. It’s called Tageszulassung (one day registration): Dealerships register new cars on their own name for one day, so they’re able to sell them as “used”. This allows them to sell the car with a higher discount than they’re normally allowed to, according to their contract with the manufacturer.
For the customer it means they get a better price, but otoh you have to take the car as it is and can’t choose which extras you want. For the dealership it means they can sell more cars, making them eligible for bulk discounts themselves. And the manufacturer is somewhat ok with that because they also sell more cars without being forced to lower the catalogue price.
- Comment on Anon buys a car 5 months ago:
You don’t have to be a customer if you just steal everything you need. [Smart guy meme]
- Comment on Anon doesn't like AI 5 months ago:
As a software developer, AI has made me ten times more efficient. Before AI I used to produce 2-5 new bugs per day of work…
- Comment on Anon hires a goth chick 5 months ago:
if you think it’s fine to call it ‘fucking’, you’re definitely not a virgin anymore
Oh, that’s great to hear because I think it’s fine to say that I’ve fucked up more than once in my life. So I’m no longer a virgin 🙌
- Comment on Anon saves up 6 months ago:
Even if it is part of your contract, I’d still suggest you talk with your boss about your plans beforehand. Just so both sides are in the same boat and your employer can also plan ahead, knowing that you’ll be gone for two months next year. Otherwise they might not even allow you to take all your time at once.
- Comment on Anon did philosophy 6 months ago:
ACAB: All cup-sizes are beautiful
- Comment on [deleted] 7 months ago:
No, that’s “indiot”. “Invincible” means to not be eccentric and weird.
- Comment on Anon finds love 7 months ago:
What would you sue for? Just move to West Virginia with your sister and be happy. Maybe you could sue 23andme to pay for the moving truck.
- Comment on Anon shares his taste in music 11 months ago:
An(n)ons favourite song: youtu.be/xvT2h0DRfX0
- Comment on Anon sets up a prank at school 11 months ago:
ulimit -H -u 10will (hard)limit the current process (the shell) to 10 subprocesses. You can also use it to limit the number of open files etc.To globally configure that for a user/group you’d use
/etc/security/limits.confinstead.If you want to prevent users from filling up the disk, take a look into quota.
- Comment on Anon sets up a prank at school 11 months ago:
I’d scold the sysadmin instead for not cofiguring critical systems in a secure way. Ulimit exists for a reason.
- Comment on Anon questions the KKK 1 year ago:
Don’t wanna argue with the premises here. But isn’t Christianity also a bit stupid for praying towards the instrument that’s been used to torture and kill their leader.
Just imagine you are Jesus and come into a modern church. You’d run away screaming with all those crosses triggering your PTSD. And that’s before you’ve even heard of all the atrocities they’re doing there in your name.
