das ist doch nur wieder meinungsmache. sag uns wenn sie ausgezogen sind

That’s just opinion-mongering again. Tell us when they’ve moved out

oh btw: about that sound: Alibaba already does it (and uses it as a way to track you, as all browser audio APIs have slightly different measurable variables)

An important point is that advertising, tracking, all the junk which the OP link demonstrates, is technically not possible in the gemini protocol.

btw this is false. companies can still write a small text to advertise their product or create an advertisement image and distribute it over gemini. if the protocol allows data transfer, then it also allows distribution of ads.

needed to keep the umwashed masses away.

and it also keeps me away. i don’t like non-standard software for use-cases where existing software can already do the job well. that’s just artificially fucked-up architecture. artificial scarcity

yeah i’ve heard about gemini but i don’t like that they don’t just work over HTTP (which would be entirely doable, btw). so i need to download a custom client or a browser plug-in, and i don’t like it. i shouldn’t have to install another 3rd-party software on my device just to interact with online content which the browser can already do perfectly fine.

And then an ad that covers the screen so that controls are not visible, and follows on scrolling.

yeah and the “x” to close the add is so small that you necessarily misclick (especially on mobile) and it opens another tab that redirects to the play store. now play store knows you’re into this shit and keeps recommending it to you.

• download our app (on mobile)
• asks you to make an account every time you scroll down a little further (like instagram actually does in my browser)
• article is 3 paragraphs long, afterwards 15 paragraphs of unrelated “recommended content”
• videos start autoplaying
• there’s an annoying source of sound that you can’t seem to track down

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what vote is this? england? EU level? i can’t tell

edit: oh sry am dumb, it says in the title. i can’t read apparently

as an european, this is the moment we should form some kind of free trade relationship with canada.

and for that, i am ashamed

did you calculate how much gram of CO2 that is per kWh actually?

yeah and until recently they imported all their uranium from states like niger which is why it took till 2023 for niger to kick out the last french troops from its country.

which is interesting because solar became the cheapest form of electricity in 2020 and france let go of niger shortly after that.

How dependent is France on Niger’s uranium?

The military coup in Niger has raised concerns about uranium mining in the country by the French group Orano, and the consequences for France’s energy independence.

this article is talking about the elektrocaloric effect, not to be confused with the thermoelektric effect.

hmm, no, wait, this is yet another thing?

just post them in some science or health community, depending on how close it gets to people’s everyday-lifes

renewable energy took a long time to take off because the cost of it had to fall low enough first, which can only happen through substantial subsidies, which only germany and china were willing to do. germany cancelled the project sometime around 2012 while china pulled all the way through.

IMO the best way to get rid of cars (in your own life) is to not live on the countryside.

if your car has internet access, it’s not yours

quantencomputer konnten immer schon bei raumtemperatur laufen, die frage ist nur, was dann noch der kohärenzgrad ist. also wie viele rechenschritten können hintereinander ausgeführt werden, bevor der zustand im system zerfällt?

edit: sry english translation:

Quantum computers have always been able to run at room temperature, the only question is what the degree of coherence then is. So how many calculation steps can be executed in a row before the system’s internal state decays?