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OMG 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 :linux:

@BlumeEvolution
Wir reden ja über ganzheitliche Systeme. Würde Wasserstoff nur als Fahrzeugkraftstoff hergestellt, wäre der Einwurf berechtigt.

Kosteneinsparung durch Nutzung eines vorhandener Gasinfrastruktur spart nicht Geld, sondern auch Bau und Herstellungskosten.

Gerade das Argument bei der Hydrolyse ebenfalls Sauerstoff zu gewinnen und den Kläranlagen zuzuführen ist eine schlaue Zusatzoption, die dem Gesamtsystem hilft.

Im Zuge kritischer Infrastruktur ist ein Ökosystem an NACHHALTIGEN Kraftwerken und Speichern positiv.

Ein Utopia wäre erreicht, wenn exponentiell zugebauter Strom als Flatrate verfügbar wird. Dann lacht man über Dunkelflaute und Überschussnutzung. Dann könnten sogar IT Big Techs mit Blockchain und KIs um die Ecke kommen. Vielleicht war der Zeitpunkt der Energierevolution noch zu früh.

#Sockenpuppen#Dualist#Humanist
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Wen

Stuart Lee rarely fails to make me laugh

‘Like most north London champagne socialists, I am increasingly disappointed, for example, by the endless wrong choices of Keir Starmer, who I voted for hoping he would allow me to pay lip service to progressive values while making minimal negative impact on my own standard of living and hoarded assets.’

theguardian.com/commentisfree/

The Guardian · Orange Juice? Keir Starmer is on the Kool-AidBy Stewart Lee
#StuartLee#Satire#Comment
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Mx Verda

Want american Democrats to ACTUALLY DO something already?

Consider Direct Action instead!
But as well as that, we *do* need a non-corrupt (yet! there's always time, ofc) replacement party that is ACTUALLY left-wing.

Tea Party and MAGA supporters did it. Don't follow their strategies completely, but DO LEARN FROM them. We All deserve better, even the Leopards Eating People's Faces party.

How many of them would have supported having their faces eaten if they KNEW it wasn't hyperbole or something?
Or if they took time to imagine and plan for the risks: their or loved ones' faces being eaten by leopards?

lgbtqia.space/@MxVerda/1139337

Now we just need a name and bunch of furries to advise how to protect our information technologies.

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rushSteady

As noted in the article, the UCP's $2 million dollar report to review Alberta's Pandemic Response was panned by the Alberta Medical Association.

Calling it "anti-science" and "anti-evidence," the Alberta Medical Association (AMA) claims the document advances misinformation.
"It speaks against the broadest and most diligent international scientific collaboration and consensus in history.… Science and evidence brought us through [the pandemic] and saved millions of lives," AMA president Dr. Shelley Duggan said in a statement.
This is such a missed opportunity for Alberta to document the impact of COVID upon our communities, and an embarrassment on the part of those involved in this report.

Don't take AMA's word for it - nor mine. Go download the AB Report for yourself. I invite you to look over the first few pages. Once you're done, go look at the UK's COVID Inquiry and look at the first few pages, and then look at Australia's COVID Inquiry Report Foreword.

At the end of the day, Alberta's own report couldn't pay any respect to the people who died.

They didn't pay any respect to the people who survived.

They didn't give voice to our experience.

This is a disgrace. Science aside, clearly $2 million dollars doesn't afford Alberta any humanity either.

#EthicalFading

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#AbLeg #AbPoli #CdnPoli 94

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/covid-19-alberta-vaccine-task-force-1.7442816

https://open.alberta.ca/publications/albertas-covid-19-pandemic-response

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-covid-19-inquiry-resilience-and-preparedness-module-1-report

https://www.pmc.gov.au/resources/covid-19-response-inquiry-report
CBCAlberta doctors push back on provincial COVID-19 task force report | CBC NewsA task force created by the UCP government to review the province’s pandemic response has issued its final report and, while it is currently being reviewed by the province, Alberta doctors are pushing back, saying it contains misinformation and poses a threat to public health.
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rushSteady

Healthcare for Rural Alberta: Good, Bad, and Ugly

I agree that transforming Alberta’s Healthcare system defined her GOV in 2024: Just not for the benefit of Albertans.

https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/premier-smith-proud-of-alberta-s-major-transformation-of-health-care-in-2024-1.7149334

Despite the UCP often declaring the virtues of private healthcare, I don’t think that such a private system - tiered or otherwise - was ever realistic for Rural Alberta. If you look at the extreme, and ask what it might look like for a fully private model, I doubt you would find any supporters willing to pay full freight for their family doctor visits, surgeries, or emergency medical services.

I’d suspect if Rural Albertans were sat down and asked to pay hundreds of dollars for each of their Family Doctor visits, or thousands of dollars for their EMS call, the UCP would have no future.

Where does that leave us?

What does it mean when Premier Smith applauds herself for transforming Healthcare?

I’d suggest that - possibly - it means more “gaps” for incidents such as the Contentment Social Services. Gaps where the Minister of Health and its offices say they had no idea, joined by Alberta’s now four agencies who also say they had no idea.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/province-has-no-ties-to-provider-that-sent-stroke-patient-to-leduc-hotel-alberta-ministers-say-1.7150255

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-health-minister-pledges-to-fix-huge-gap-in-post-hospital-discharge-system-1.7154752

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-government-mulls-legal-action-against-social-services-agency-that-moved-clients-to-motel-1.7343863

Maybe it means more ethics “disputes” like the one Albertans learned of in Dr. Daniel O’Connell.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-ahs-physician-dispute-investigation-1.7111961

Or, maybe, it means these unexplained forms in favour of private corporate interests?

https://www.theprogressreport.ca/exclusive_ahs_pressured_health_care_workers_to_transfer_mentally_ill_patients_prescriptions_to_shoppers_drug_mart

Rural Albertans rely more on ER visits than those who live in the cities. From a fully privatized point of view, Rural Albertans stand to gain nothing in such a scenario. Cost of healthcare would skyrocket and become completely uncompetitive to the cities.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/rural-albertans-use-ers-more-than-those-in-edmonton-and-calgary-review-shows-1.5461339

How about allegations of increased inefficiency and/or graft to the current system? There’s not much of a future there either. One would have to believe that the only people who benefit in this scenario are corporate players and GOV insiders, many of whom would not be properly considered middle class “Rural Albertan”.

As a thought, we can take this to the next level: A world where these “gaps” are okay as long as the “correct” team is involved.

#EthicalFading

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Gerd_Brodowski

#brd #frg #israel #palestine #palästina : #krieg / #war / #gaza / #außenpolitik / #foreignpolicy / #comment

„Deutschland hört dann auf, Israels Verbrechen zu unterstützen, wenn die Kosten der Unterstützung größer sind als ihr Nutzen. Empörung allein wird an dieser Kalkulation nichts ändern.“

„Germany will stop supporting Israel's crimes when the costs of support are greater than the benefits. Outrage alone will not change this calculation.“

(Source; german only:)
nd-aktuell.de/artikel/1187941.

nd - Journalismus von links · An die Moral der Bundesregierung zu appellieren bringt wenigBy Pauline Jäckels
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Arie van Deursen 🇳🇱🇪🇺🟥

Wonderful post by @antirez on best practices for writing comments, as used in the Redis code base.

> “I write code because I have an urgent sense to share and communicate more than anything else. Comments coadiuvate the code, assist it, describe our efforts, and after all I love writing them as much as I love writing code itself.”

antirez.com/news/124

#comment #CodeComment #redis #antirez. Via @amoroso

antirez.comWriting system software: code comments. - <antirez>
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nemo™ 🇺🇦

Of course, it's psyoped dude. All people who have a serious interest in teaching privacy and security to the general public can become targets of all sorts. Big data is money, and when people like, for example, Elon promote that privacy is dead, it is our privacy that is on the line. #comment

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Bibliolater 📚 📜 🖋

🔴 **Video is AI’s new frontier – and it is so persuasive, we should all be worried**

Victoria Turk

_“In the past couple of years, we’ve witnessed the proliferation of generative AI text and image generators, but video feels even more high-stakes. Historically, moving pictures have been more difficult to falsify than still ones, but generative AI is about to change all that. There are many potential abuses of such technology. Scammers are already using AI to impersonate people’s friends or family members’ voices, in order to trick them out of money.”_

🔗 theguardian.com/commentisfree/

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Computing #Video #Comment @ai

The Guardian · Video is AI’s new frontier – and it is so persuasive, we should all be worriedBy Victoria Turk
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Dgar

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