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@Landa@graz.social @futurebird@sauropods.win @cabel@social.panic.com I think asbestos is quite perfect comparison.
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@m0bi@mastodon.com.pl powodzenia, trzymam kciuki! Może głupie ale podobno zastępowanie tego innym nawykiem pomaga: może być nawet jakaś głupota jak żucie gumy.
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@tante@tldr.nettime.org amount of energy used does not matter. What matters is the source of this energy.
RE: @ScottishGreens@mastodon.scot
Now the rest of the world should follow.
To be honest, this is incredibly beautiful story (even slightly touching) which reminds me of my own experience.
I’ve always loved the EU and was raised in a family that believed in the project. However, it was only my first ‘Erasmus+ exchange’ (which was before secondary school and lasted only a week) in Valdepenas, Spain, that made me truly love and admire the EU. To be honest, I can’t understand why some people are trying to find as many differences between us, Europeans. We can achieve so much more together while having heaps of fun!
Till this day, I believe that Toledo and Grenada are one of the most beautiful places I have been to - and I have had the privilege to be in a lot of places.
We did it!!
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu how have you ensured that in the fire it will not be used to restrict access to… well… anything else? How have you ensure that in case there is fashist government it will not be able to mess this solution in a way that will restric access to sole media channels? How?
RE: https://sfba.social/@skykiss/117029866744806094
They are profiting off other peoples struggles and suffering. I am happy I no longer support this thanks to switching to EV. I also support my local power plants instead of these morons.
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@FediThing@social.chinwag.org @tante@tldr.nettime.org In my opinion, any progress we've made as humans has required some energy. Every major reduction in death rates, improvement in quality of life, or other positive invention required energy. All of these things were experiments at first - we didn't know if they would work out. But we did them anyway, and then improved them over the years. I believe it's good to experiment, even if we fail. AI might be a failure - but it might not be. Maybe good people will also try to improve it and use it the right way. It's up to us, in my opinion.
That doesn't mean we can keep using fossil fuels. I believe we should do everything possible to avoid using gas to power data centers, we should use waste heat from data centers to heat homes, we should only build data centers in places that won't disrupt life, and we should build them much more slowly.
Not eating raw food, or not dying from cold in the middle of winter, also requires energy - and that doesn't mean it's bad.