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Energie @feddit.de

Nachhaltige Kraftstoffe - Was ist dran am E-Fuel-Hype?

Energie @feddit.de

Forscher entwickeln hybrides Solarmodul zur Strom- und Wärmeerzeugung

Energie @feddit.de

Elektrifizierung wichtiger als Wasserstoff? - Welche Techniken die Energiewende in Europa ermöglichen

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Studie findet weltweit hohes Vertrauen in die Wissenschaft

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Erster Blick in Darwins Privatbibliothek

Energie @feddit.de

Riesiges Wasserstoff-Reservoir entdeckt

Energie @feddit.de

Kernfusion: EU-Experiment erzielt Energierekord

Energie @feddit.de

Lithiumbatterien: Batterien werden durch Pausen langlebiger

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Rasante Eisschmelze: Erderwärmung löscht Informationen aus Gletschern

Energie @feddit.de

So läuft der Ausbau der Erneuerbaren Energien

Energie @feddit.de

Nutzen Energie-Grundversorger ihre Monopolstellung aus?

Fediverse @feddit.de

Mastodon: Diebstahl beliebiger Identitäten im föderierten Kurznachrichtendienst

Energie @feddit.de

Erneuerbare Energien: Leistung deutscher Offshore-Windräder leicht gestiegen

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Kein Abstumpfen durch gewaltreiche Computerspiele?

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Humor: Über welche Witze wir lachen

Wissenschaft @feddit.de

Gastdozenten in 3D statt nur per Video: Britische Universität testet Holoboxen

Energie @feddit.de

US-Regierung gibt riesige Staatsfläche für Photovoltaik frei

Energie @feddit.de

Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz zum Einsatz von Radionuklidbatterien in Deutschland

Energie @feddit.de

Einzelhandel beklagt Genehmigungsdauer für Solardächer und Ladesäulen

Energie @feddit.de

Rekord bei Ausbau der Offshore-Windenergie in Europa

  • Die Tagesschau schreibt dazu:

    Nur: Ganz so entspannt, wie sich die vermutlich künftigen Koalitionäre geben, ist die Lage nicht. Die Haushaltsverhandlungen drängen, Polen muss so schnell es geht die gesperrten EU-Gelder freischalten und die PiS nutzt mutmaßlich jeden Tag, um - laut Medienberichten - Gelder beiseite zu schaffen, Akten zu vernichten und ihre Leute in den Gerichten zu installieren. Denn Tusk hat eine juristische Abrechnung angekündigt - wenn er denn irgendwann tatsächlich Regierungschef wird.

    Das finde ich dann doch schon schlimmer als eine "einfache" Verzögerung.

  • Many thanks OP for starting this thread and also big thank you to all suggesting Mull and Mulch. I was not aware of those apps and will try out both of them.

    Here are some links to start from:

  • I really liked the Bromite browser on my mobiles, but unfortunately it did not get (security) updates for a longer time. From the many discussions in the Issue tracker asking about status of the project, I could not get a clear clue about the situation, but fact is that the last Bromite release is from Dec 2022.

    From here Bromite is Dead, Use Cromite Instead I learned about and tried to switch to Cromite, but on my 32-bit Android devices it is still very unstable.

  • Definitely dislike MS, generations of my workstations have small, yellow "Microsoft Free Workstation" stickers on their monitors, but VSCodium (in my case) is not really bad.

    Also I really like the Xbox360 console and (as a hacker and maker) still love the first Kinnect. The Kinnect is an excellent piece of sensor-hardware, was rather cheap when purchased in used condition and it works very well with Linux.

  • Im Aurora-Store kann man Versionsnummern angeben:

    • die gewünschte App suchen und auswählen
    • in der Ansicht, in der unten der Installieren-Button ist, oben rechts die drei Punkte und Version auswählen antippen
    • Versionsnummer wissen oder erraten, dann eingeben und Prüfen antippen

    Damit gelingt dann auch der Download älterer Versionen.

  • You can start with The Uber files, which "is a global investigation into a trove of 124,000 confidential documents from the tech company that were leaked to the Guardian."

    Summary

    Uber broke laws, duped police and secretly lobbied governments, leak reveals

    Some examples:

    • The cache of more than 124,000 internal Uber files lays bare the ethically questionable practices through which the company barged its way into new markets, often where existing laws or regulations made its operations illegal, before lobbying aggressively for those same laws or regulations to be altered to accommodate it. Read here
    • Senior executives at Uber ordered the use of a “kill switch” to prevent police and regulators from accessing sensitive data during raids on its offices in at least six countries. Read here
    • Two of Barack Obama’s most senior presidential campaign advisers, David Plouffe and Jim Messina, discussed helping Uber get to access leaders, officials and diplomats. Read here
    • At least six UK government ministers, including the then chancellor, George Osborne, and the future health secretary Matt Hancock, did not declare secret meetings at which they were lobbied by Uber. Read here
    • The inside story of how Uber used its connections to the Conservative party to lobby Boris Johnson in a rearguard effort to stop Transport for London introducing new regulations. Read here
    • One of Uber’s top executives quit amid questions for the company about whether its European operations were structured in a way that avoided tax. Read here
    • Uber secretly hired a political operative linked to Russian oligarchs allegedly aligned with Vladimir Putin in an attempt to secure its place in the Russian market, despite internal bribery concerns. Read here

    [...]

    As Bonus some older articles about their overall ethics and practices: