Pretty simple really, stop funding the fossil fuel industry with subsidies, etc.
And invest that same money in transition.
This is the supposedly the same amount as would be needed to do the transition.
An other way to look at it: please point to a country which is doing enough.
I think their might be: 0
(because we didn't do enough in the past, so we need to do MORE now)
So we need to keep pushing all countries.
Just a quick tip: by the time politicians get worried, something bad has already happened.
It's basically always the case similar to this: new technology comes along, it gets deployed, turns out bad things can happen too and happen in real life... only after the fact will politicians do something.
climate change is all about taking the right steps now or in the past to do what needs to prevent bad things in the future.
See how that doesn't align with politics ?
On the topic of fungi specifically, I would like to see a lot more vertical farming, hydroponics, aquaponics, etc. which on average are less susceptible to such things and also less depends on weather in general.
after the war in Ukraine damages a nuclear plant.
Mastodon, is a Twitter clone with the ability to network Twitter clones.
So technical people can run their own Twitter clone.
ADX Seems to be trying to make it so the data is structured n such a way the user creates it's data in one location, but can move it somewhere else.
Also means: moderation is just a filter on the user's data.
Personally I think Matrix.org already solved most of these issues. Except maybe moderation as a filter. But seems to me this should already be possible to build that way.
You might be surprised, when WebRTC standard was created they did a bunch of testing. For example a tablet would use more power transferring the bits over WiFi or 4G (same applied to the screen) than it would use CPU power to decode video in software.
Actually, because blockchains are verified, what you need is more miners than currently are on the blockchain.
Which means you are back to square one: to many miners.
The irony is, you are already trusting the person behind the cr.yp.to site: Daniel J. Bernstein (DJB for short) is one of the leading and most trusted researchers in the world of cryptography and computer security in general.
I have issues cheering for a country that puts millions of people into concentration camps and benefits from their slave labor and organs. That makes them no better than nazi Germany and their V2 program (largely helped by slave labor).
So you didn't cheer for the US in the space race ?:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Or are you going to deny the huge influence Von Braun had on US space exploration ?
Pretty certain the OP is using a fictional idea of what BGP could be (what the company is trying to do is improve BGP from least hop to less congested or less latecy, etc.) or a misunderstanding of what BGP does.
Please tell me, 'Estonia works' after watching this (yes, I know it's old and I'm sure they've improved, but still watch it first):
5G like all previous standards didn't come from one company:
Nope, Microsoft bough Nokia's phone division. Turned into Microsoft Mobile.
HMD Global is now has the exclusive rights of what was Microsoft Mobile.
Manufacturing is outsourced to Foxconn subsidiary FIH Mobile
In the US companies have to much influence on the government.
The companies look to much at short term profit, instead of the government long term goals.
And then we have politicians in the US who take the campaign funding from these companies and also only have the short term goals in sight.
Instead of the politicians representing companies. Maybe they should be forced to wear jackets which look like NASCAR cars with lots of sponsors on them.
That's not how a government is supposed to function. Politicians, aka representatives, are supposed to represent the people, with long term goals in mind.
US #1 issue, money in politics.
Second is the diviive media landscape. Also owned, consolidated and founded by big corporations.
Badly informed voters and politicians that have no incentive to care for what the voters want.
You might want to look at the fashion industry as well to learn about how they deal with patents and copyright:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Supposedly clothes are to utilitarian for copyright, but we allow Monsanto to have patents on food production ?
Think about that, it makes no sense.
To restore a sense of reality, I think Walt Disney should have a Hardluckland. -- Jack Paar
