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  • I see. But sometimes, progress really makes lesser problems than there were before.

    We have cheap and generally eco-friendly solar, we install plenty of wind, and now we have a much more ecological way to store the power, too.

    The rich care about their profits, and if eco-friendly tech delivers that, they’ll be all-in. Some fossil kings will try to stop it, but at this point, this trend is irreversible, because others among the rich are ready to destroy them.



  • Here’s the thing: sodium chloride aka table salt is extremely abundant. We are not expected to run out of it in any measurable timeframe, and the effect of sodium mining on the oceans or ecosystems at large is negligible.

    Same cannot be said of lithium, which currently forms the backbone of battery tech. It is rare, and its extraction is extremely polluting. In fact, lithium is responsible for a huge chunk of renewable energy’s ecological footprint.

    Switching to sodium technology is like switching from silver to sand. It’s just one thing we truly have enough of.


  • Allero@lemmy.todaytoGreentext@sh.itjust.worksAnon plays Skyrim
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    It all boils down to whether you believe the art is born in the hands of artists or the eyes of the beholder.

    To me, do whatever you please! Marry her, draw rule34, make her a zombie, whatever. The original creation is still there, no one’s forcing the unofficial changes. The author is only responsible for the original work.

    And Serana herself is just bits of code. Her marrying or not marrying you is all puppeteering either way, and no one gets hurt by that.











  • This is meant for beginners in the privacy space, and as such, it tries to minimize complications and barriers to entry.

    Installing Linux is a nuclear option for most people. Of they see that, they just…won’t, and also won’t complete the rest. Make it easy.

    Also, the article mentions this is not the end. Next year may come with harder things, including - yes - Linux.