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scratchee, to random in Attempted right-wing takeover of National Trust backed by Nigel Farage fails!

I heard that woke figures in key positions meet at their secret woke clubhouse where they discuss their woke evil plans on controlling the world and making everyone woke.

Honestly I want to start the secret society of woke, not because I expect it to get a single influential member, but because just existing will make every right wing nutter blame every single thing on the secret woke society 😄

scratchee, to europe in Iceland braces for volcanic eruption

Makes sense to do the power hungry and experimental research into carbon reduction next to a cheap and carbon free energy source though

scratchee, to 196 in What could possibly go wrong rule

It is a real sign though, I visited as a child. It wasn’t as secret as I was lead to believe, which I really should have foreseen, given I was lead to believe it existed at all. children are dumb.

scratchee, to europe in Robbed, spat at and assaulted, British shopkeepers despair over retail crime

Those damn Tory’s with their decade of “forced diversity”, creating new problems that previous governments somehow avoided. Definitely pinpointed the right cause there. Genius.

scratchee, to memes in Capitalists priorities

Watch the music video “Let’s go” by stuck in the sound for another take on exactly this scenario.

youtu.be/52Gg9CqhbP8?si=fKzjWGeAXE1S7D2f

scratchee, to confidently_incorrect in Climate change activists disrupted the US open last night, protesting the use of fossil fuels.

There will always be people like that. There will also always be places where trains are impractical.

scratchee, to confidently_incorrect in Climate change activists disrupted the US open last night, protesting the use of fossil fuels.

A little radiation never hurt anyone who maintains their Mach 2 velocity. Just never land and you’re fine.

scratchee, to confidently_incorrect in Climate change activists disrupted the US open last night, protesting the use of fossil fuels.

That’s unlikely to change for long distance flights.

For short flights small electric planes are becoming viable already, and they will continue towards medium flights over time.

But theres no serious concepts for a battery that could compete for long flights.

That’s not to say that planes are doomed to be fossil dependent forever. But the likely solution will be a renewable high density fuel, possibly hydrogen or something easier to carry.

It’ll be less efficient than batteries on a energy in to work out basis, but once the cost of carrying the weight is considered, that will always swing way in the favour of high density fuels regardless of battery efficiency (for long distance).

scratchee, to asklemmy in A Judicial "Trolley Problem"

The answer is dependent on context I think.

In a universe where the whole future of the world is laid out before you and you can choose 1 death or many deaths, then sure, pick the greater good.

The weakness of simplistic “greater good” automatic arguments is that in a real universe it opens you up to manipulation.

In the end, there’s no avoiding thinking through the incentives from all perspectives. And that indeed suggests not giving in to the rioters, to protect the integrity of the entire legal system and reduce the risk that every trial becomes a show trial dictated by whoever has the biggest mob.

scratchee, to cat in Ying and Yang, but all Yang

I have made so many mistakes. At least the cats are cute.

scratchee, to memes in Sir I am broke

Actual actual answer: WFH

scratchee, to lemmyshitpost in Good neighborship

You’re certainly right that their handling of nuclear was inefficient for reducing carbon output.

I’m pretty pro nuclear, but I don’t think that really takes away from their success in pushing renewables forward, they were a very early adopter of solar thanks to their very generous subsidies and probably helped fuel its growth at a faster rate, so regardless of their unfortunate paranoia around nuclear, they do deserve some praise. Perfect is the enemy of good, and given the speed the world has responded to climate change, Germanys mixed and painful transition was certainly not the worst.

scratchee, to technology in Firefox Money: Investigating the bizarre finances of Mozilla

The EFF is probably competitive there. But clearly they’re both on the same side of most issues, so not really a competition.

scratchee, to europe in Swimmers avoiding the water over fears of raw sewage on UK beaches

I don’t know where it all went wrong. All we did was incentivise spewing shit all over everything and now for some reason there’s shit over everything. It just doesn’t make sense.

scratchee, to programmerhumor in Describe a site very briefly

Hi.

Firstly, you seem to be wanting to get an answer to your programming question, that’s not what you should be doing, it’s bad practice.

Instead, let me make some assumptions about what you’re trying to do, and suggest that isn’t a worthy cause. Instead you should enjoy this totally useless reply.

Remember to accept this answer and close your question or I shall return to berate you again!

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