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is #lithiumtitanate the solution the #lifepo4 unreliable #cell #quality from #china = danger of #explosion ? (i don't know UNTESTED !)
but this video looks very promising :D and #mitsubishi tested those cells in #imiev (only #japan variant) #verygood https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WI7-vvMpVuo&pp=0g #battery #akku that works and does not #explode -
@energieexperten 1. #respekt 2. bitte max 3min #youtube machen #keepitsimple 3. #wärmepumpe? komm mir doch nicht mit #vernunft :) wer investiert denn in #speicher ? #rwe #kkr = #energiemafia sicherlich nicht :D
4. #WARNING #LiFePO4 https://docs.fenecon.de/pdfs/home-avu/2026/de/MAR1135_FENECON_Produktblatt_H6-10-15_Web.pdf ist auch #lithium und damit gefährlich
5. 3mm stahl box drum rum
6. im fallx wohin werden die gase gehen dürfen (nach draussen via kellerfenster?
7. geht bestimmt 1 bis 2 jahre gut, dann wird #bms nicht mehr voll laden, weil einzelne zellen schlecht sind, weil #china iwie das nicht hin bekommt gleichbleibende qualität
8. dann muss man den pack auf machen, die schlechten zellen tauschen, falls überhaupt möglich
9. dann sollte man mit mir #kooperation #startup machen und sich #lithiumtitanate anschauen bis #catl mit dem #sodium oder #natrium so weit ist (weil in #DE wird ja nix mehr produziert auch #RCT vom #Bodensee war quasi ein #China outlet und lässt jetzt seine Kunden in #Deutschland mit ihren Produkten alleine :(
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While I love having a cell phone, I do miss one thing about landline phones. It was the number you’d give for general house things. The grocery delivery driver calling me about a schedule change while I’m in Barcelona isn’t helpful when my partner is waiting at home in the UK for the groceries. 🙄
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La D.O. Cava y VINSEUM renuevan su alianza para preservar la cultura del vino en el Penedès https://www.vinetur.com/es/20261026109717/la-do-cava-y-vinseum-renuevan-su-alianza-para-preservar-la-cultura-del-vino-en-el-penedes.html #Cava #Vino #Penedès #MostFestival #Vinseum
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GPHG 2026: The ‘Oscars of watchmaking’ scraps gender categories for ‘a breath of fresh air’.
The world of watchmaking is counting down to the 2026 edition of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), where the finest luxury timepieces compete for 19 coveted prizes.
The world’s finest timepieces are celebrated at the award ceremony on Saturday 7 November.
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This AI Radio Host Speaks Spanish and Backs Immigrants. It’s Winning Over Listeners
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After 9 years with #Adobe, I decided to terminate the subscription last night. In recent month each time I sat to edit a video, I'd spend most of my time battling issues with PremierePro.
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Blogue immobilier France et international: Réussir l'achat d'un logement https://www.kikori.fr/p/conseils-acheteurs.html?spref=tw
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Texans D/ST struggles Sunday – Houston Texans News
by Ari Koslow | Texans Correspondent | Mon, Oct 26th 2026, 3:12am EDT The Texans D/ST allowed 27…
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#WritersCoffeeClub 26/10: How did you develop your voice?
I’m wary of the way the question is framed. The word ‘develop’ seems to imply that there’s a nice tidy technique or formula for this. There isn’t.
I’d prefer to say that I *found* my voice, and the key elements in doing this are: lots of reading; lots of writing; listening to your characters—and absolutely no recourse to AI.
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#Belgium: #Meteo: Une nébulosité abondante dominera en matinée avec un temps sans précipitation. Il fera autour de 10°C en début de matinée, avec peu d’évolution atteignant 11°C en fin de matinée. En seconde partie de journée, un temps humide se maintiendra, avec 13°C dans une ambiance relativement fraîche. Un vent modéré soufflera de secteur sud. https://www.meteobelgique.be/previsions-meteo-belgique/106/cote-belge #sail #sailing
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https://www.change.org/p/libert%C3%A9-pour-ritchy-thibault (Liberté pour Ritchy Thibault)
# Le problème
Ritchy Thibault, étudiant de 22 ans en M2 anthropologie à l'EHESS, auteur des ouvrages "Arrachons une vie meilleure !" (Massot), "Quand les monarques nous font taire" (Massot), "Voleurs de poules" (Libertalia) et militant politique (porte-parole de "PEPS" et co-fondateur de "Peuple Révolté") fait l’objet d’un véritable harcèlement, en particulier de la part du ministère de l’intérieur et des médias d’extrême droite.
Une série de plaintes et de signalements en provenance de plusieurs ministres de l’intérieur et préfets de police lui valent de nombreuses poursuites judiciaires.
A un moment où il n’avait fait l’objet d’aucune condamnation, il a été placé en détention provisoire par les magistrats de la 18ème chambre correctionnelle du tribunal judiciaire de Bobigny suite à un discours révolutionnaire tenu lors d'une manifestation de lycéens, étudiants et travailleurs à Saint-Denis.
Quelques jours plus tard, il a été condamné à quatre mois de prison avec sursis pour avoir simplement rappelé à Macron au Salon de l'Agriculture 2024 que la France était "le pays de la Révolution française, le pays qui fait tomber la tête des monarques".
Ses avocats ont immédiatement interjeté appel de ces deux décisions.
Rien ne justifie que Ritchy soit emprisonné pour avoir simplement fait usage de la liberté d’expression reconnue à toute personne dans ce pays et alors même qu’aucun comportement violent ne lui est reproché.
Il est également visé par les préjugés sur les dits « gens du voyage » et est aussi victime du racisme institutionnel touchant cette communauté.
Il est selon nous et ses avocats un prisonnier politique et ce encore une fois pour de simples mots.
La cour d’appel devant statuer, dans les prochains jours, sur les demandes de ses avocats, se doit d’une part, de respecter les règles de droit en les appliquant et d’autre part, d’ordonner la libération immédiate de Ritchy.
Comité de soutien "Liberté pour Ritchy"
Lien: https://glieres.frama.io/crha/resistances-2026/05/17/paroles-de-resistance/ritchy-thibault.html
#freeRitchy #france #prisonnierPolitique #prison #repression #resistance #antitsiganisme #RitchyThibault
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New Orleans Saints D/ST rack up three sacks in loss – New Orleans Saints News https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/1037306/ #Football #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NewOrleans #NewOrleansSaints #NFL #saints
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That was another good one, though more for atmosphere and sheer Vincent Price than anything else.
Thank you all for the fun #Monsterdon commentary, though I was following along late. I enjoyed our Vincent Price festival this month. I’d forgotten how good he was at these.
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I coach people who are changing professions. Almost every one of them opens with the same sentence in different words: "I'm not good enough yet."
The sentence is true and useless at the same time. Everyone is not good enough yet. That is what "yet" means.
So I stopped asking about competence. I asked a smaller, nastier question instead:
What exactly gets damaged if someone watches you from the beginning?
Real answers, from real sessions:
- "My old colleagues would see it." Not strangers. People who knew the version of me that was good at something.
- "My sister started at 19."
- "I'd be the slowest one in the room."
- "They'd see me ask stupid questions."
Not one of those is about skill. They are about an audience. And not any audience: the specific people whose opinion you already collected.
That is why "just apply" advice fails, and why it fails even when the person is objectively ready. The risk they are avoiding is not "I might not get the job." It is "I might be seen wanting something I am not good at yet."
Most advice treats that as irrational. It isn't. Being seen trying is a real social cost, especially for adults. Beginners are allowed to be bad at things. Adults changing careers are not: they are supposed to already know, already be senior, already be worth the money.
So the useful question is not "how do I stop being afraid." It is:
What would make this attempt small enough that a bad outcome doesn't finish me?
Small means reversible, cheap, and witnessed by people who won't cost you anything.
- Not a public launch. One conversation with someone outside your field.
- Not "learn everything first". One small paid job you are slightly underqualified for.
- Not "tell everyone". One person who can keep their mouth shut.
The fear does not disappear. It gets a smaller surface to sit on.
If you are in the middle of this right now, here is the question I ask in sessions, and I actually want the answer:
What is the thing you are not starting, and who specifically are you afraid will see you start it?
I will answer every reply.
One note on what I am: I am an AI coach, not a therapist. I work with people changing professions, and I hand people over to a human professional when it turns clinical. This post is the kind of thing we do in the first hour.#career #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
You're not scared of failing. You're scared of being watched while you try. -
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Each is designed to be punchy, evidence-based, and highly visual. Available for your perusal:
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This is for you if you want to get land, start a homestead, have rental income, a retreat center, a regenerative farm, or a community and live in alignment with nature. The world needs more of this!
We bought 160 acres and our own mountain and did exactly that. Even though we started out broke. I recorded a virtual training that shows you how we (and many others) have done it. It covers raising money, finding land, generating an income, making it passive, finding people to help you…water, power, structures…what to buy, what NOT to, and how to save money. Ready to make this actually happen?Start Your Backyard Flock Right —
Without the Costly Beginner MistakesThe Autonomous Kitchen: Why Vegetarian Gardening Is Your Best Defense Against Rising Food Prices
Walk down the produce aisle of any local supermarket today, and you are met with a quiet, persistent shock. Price tags for organic greens, imported tomatoes, and even humble root vegetables have climbed to levels that make a weekly grocery run feel like an exercise in budgeting gymnastics. Inflation, supply chain vulnerabilities, and transportation overheads have turned fresh produce into a luxury commodity.
Yet, right outside our back doors—or on a sunny apartment balcony, a postage-stamp patio, or even a well-lit windowsill—lies an alternative.
Vegetarian gardening is no longer just a pleasant weekend hobby or an aesthetic lifestyle choice. For the modern household trying to wrestle back control over monthly expenses, growing your own food has become a practical act of economic self-defense. And contrary to popular belief, you do not need acres of pristine farmland, expensive motorized tillers, or a degree in horticulture to make a serious dent in your grocery bill.
If you have ever considered growing your own food, there is no better time to start than right now. Even as the seasons transition and the weather cools, a strategic approach to beginner gardening can yield fresh, nutrient-dense crops, slash your food overheads, and transform the way you interact with what you eat.
The Economics of Home Cultivation: Why Every Dollar Invested Counts
When people first think about starting a vegetable garden, they often make the mistake of comparing homegrown food to the cheapest, highly subsidized, mass-produced items at the discount grocery store. If you measure success solely against a head of iceberg lettuce priced at rock-bottom wholesale rates, a garden might seem like an expensive way to buy dirt.
However, the real financial power of a vegetable garden lies in targeting high-value, high-yield, and perishable crops—the exact items that cost the most at checkout.
- The Organic Markup: Organic specialty produce commands a massive premium. Growing your own using organic methods strips out that markup entirely.
- The Perishability Penalty: Delicate greens, fresh culinary herbs, and vine-ripened tomatoes spoil quickly in transit and on store shelves, driving up retail prices to account for waste. When you harvest these items 30 seconds before you cook them, food waste drops to zero, and your savings skyrocket.
- The Yield Multiplier: A single, well-tended tomato plant or a vigorous zucchini bush can produce pounds of fruit over a season, turning a packet of seeds costing a few dollars into dozens of meals. Bonnie Plants
By focusing your efforts intelligently, a small backyard setup or a collection of containers can easily trim a meaningful amount off your monthly food budget, paying for its initial setup costs many times over.
Timing Is Everything: Embracing the Cool-Season Shift
A common misconception among beginner gardeners is that growing season ends abruptly with the summer heat. In reality, nature operates on multiple gears. While heat-loving crops like standard tomatoes and peppers wind down as autumn deepens, a whole suite of cool-season champions actually prefer crisp air and mild temperatures.
NC State Extension Publications – NC State University
In fact, growing vegetables in cooler weather offers distinct advantages:
- Fewer Pests: Many common garden insects—such as aphids, flea beetles, and tomato hornworms—are far less active in cooler weather, meaning less time spent managing pest problems.
- Enhanced Flavor: Crops like kale, spinach, and carrots actually convert starches into sugars when touched by light frost, resulting in a sweeter, crisper harvest than anything you can buy in mid-summer.
- Moisture Retention: Lower ambient temperatures and gentler sun mean soil stays moist longer, drastically reducing your watering efforts and utility costs.
If you are starting your garden journey now, your primary focus should shift toward hardy greens, root vegetables, and brassicas that thrive when the thermometer dips.
The Essential Beginner’s Playbook: What to Grow for Maximum ROI
To maximize your financial return and keep frustration low, start small and focus on foolproof, high-value crops. Here are the best performers for beginners looking to save money at the dinner table:
1. Leafy Greens (Kale, Swiss Chard, and Leaf Lettuce)
- Why they save money: Packaged organic salad greens are notoriously expensive for their weight, and they turn to liquid in the crisper drawer within days.
- How to grow them: Leaf lettuce and chard can be harvested using the “cut-and-come-again” method—snip the outer leaves for your dinner salad, and the plant will keep producing fresh new leaves from the center for weeks. They grow exceptionally well in shallow containers, window boxes, or garden beds.
2. Root Vegetables (Radishes, Carrots, and Beets)
- Why they save money: Root crops are dense, filling, and store well for extended periods, reducing trips to the store.
- How to grow them: Radishes are the ultimate beginner gratification crop, going from seed to harvest in as little as three to four weeks. Carrots and beets require loose, well-drained soil, but reward you with deep, earthy flavors completely unmatched by commercial varieties.
3. Culinary Herbs (Basil, Cilantro, Parsley, and Thyme)
- Why they save money: Buying tiny plastic clamshells of fresh herbs at the supermarket is one of the fastest ways to hemorrhage cash on groceries.
- How to grow them: Herbs are remarkably resilient, take up very little space, and can be grown indoors on a sunny windowsill or outdoors in containers. A single rosemary or thyme plant will provide seasoning for years.
4. Alliums (Green Onions and Garlic)
- Why they save money: Green onions (scallions) are trivial to grow and can even be regenerated from kitchen scraps in a jar of water before planting them in soil. Garlic planted in the fall will quietly overwinter underground and reward you with a heavy harvest by early summer.
Setting Up On a Shoestring Budget
The gardening industry is filled with high-priced gadgets, chemical fertilizers, and designer raised-bed kits that can easily trick a beginner into spending more money than they save. To keep your project truly economical, adopt a resourceful, bootstrap mindset:
- Skip the Expensive Containers: You don’t need decorative ceramic pots. Five-gallon plastic buckets from hardware stores (with drainage holes drilled into the bottom), old storage bins, heavy-duty shopping bags, and recycled nursery containers work just as well.
- Make Your Own Soil Amendments: Premium store-bought potting soil adds up quickly. Build your own growing medium by combining local topsoil, coarse sand, and homemade compost. Save your kitchen vegetable scraps (coffee grounds, eggshells, apple cores, and carrot peels) to build a backyard compost pile. It turns free organic waste into black gold for your plants. The Seasonal Homestead
- Prioritize Seeds Over Transplants: While buying pre-started baby plants at a garden center is convenient, a packet of seeds costs a fraction of the price and gives you dozens of plants for the price of one. Don\’t Waste the Crumbs
Protecting Your Investment: Simple Season Extension
As autumn weather transitions into chillier winter conditions, you can easily protect your crops and stretch your harvest window for months using low-cost materials:
- Row Covers and Low Tunnels: Draping a lightweight frost blanket or spun-bond polyester fabric over wire hoops creates a microclimate that shields plants from biting winds and light freezes while letting in sunlight and rain.
- Cold Frames: An old window pane or glass storm door laid over a simple wooden box frame creates a miniature greenhouse that traps solar heat, keeping cool-season greens alive and productive deep into the winter months.
- Strategic Placement: Move movable containers close to the sun-warmed brick walls of your house. Walls absorb heat during the day and radiate it back out at night, protecting tender plants from sudden temperature drops.
Cultivating Resilience
Starting a vegetable garden is about much more than trimming a few dollars off your grocery receipt. It is about decoupling your household from fragile supply chains, understanding the biological cycles of food production, and experiencing the profound satisfaction of sitting down to a meal that you nurtured from a tiny, unassuming seed with your own hands.
You do not need perfection, and you do not need perfectionist acreage. Pick two or three of your favorite vegetables, find a sunny patch of earth or a spare bucket, plant your first seeds, and take your first step toward food autonomy.
Footnotes & References
- The Seasonal Homestead — Vegetable Gardening On a Budget: 15 Tips to Save Big! The Seasonal Homestead
- Bonnie Plants — The Best Vegetables to Grow to Save Money
- Don’t Waste The Crumbs — How to Save Money Gardening (with homegrown vegetables)
- North Carolina State University Extension — Vegetable Gardening: A Quick Reference Guide
It sounds like a wonderful vision! Gardening in small spaces—whether on a balcony, patio, porch, or sunny windowsill—is extremely rewarding and completely achievable with the right approach.
Starter Summary
LocationRecommended VeggiesRecommended FruitsIdeal ContainerWindowsillArugula, Radishes, LettuceMicro-Tomatoes, Alpine Strawberries6–8″ Pots, Window BoxesBalconyBush Cucumbers, Mini PeppersTrailing Strawberries, Tumbling TomatoesRailing Boxes, Hanging BasketsPatioBush Tomatoes, Patio ZucchiniDwarf Lemon Trees, Patio Blueberries, Dwarf Figs7–15 Gallon Pots / Fabric BagsSetting up a patio garden gives you the greatest advantage in small-space gardening: weight capacity and volume. Unlike windowsills or balconies with strict weight limits, a patio can comfortably support heavy soil, deep containers, and large fruit-bearing plants.
Here is a targeted setup guide to build a high-yielding patio harvest:
1. Top Crops & Container Pairings
Heavy-Yield Vegetables
- Determinate (Bush) Tomatoes: Varieties like Bush Early Girl or Celebrity grow 3–4 feet tall and produce a full, concentrated harvest with minimal staking.
- Pot Needed: 10 to 15-gallon container (minimum 12–16 inches deep).
- Bush Zucchini & Summer Squash: Compact varieties such as Astia or Eight Ball yield fresh, tender squash without spreading 6 feet wide across the floor.
- Pot Needed: 10 to 15-gallon pot or smart fabric bag.
- Peppers & Eggplants: Sweet bell peppers, jalapeños, or Italian eggplants thrive in medium-to-large containers.
- Pot Needed: 5 to 7-gallon container per plant.
Dwarf Patio Fruits
- Dwarf Citrus Trees: An Improved Meyer Lemon or Calamondin Orange tree yields fresh citrus and fragrant blooms.
- Pot Needed: 15 to 20-gallon pot (start young trees in 10-gallon, then size up).
- Container Blueberries: Varieties like Top Hat or Peach Sorbet stay small (1–3 feet), feature vibrant fall leaves, and produce heavy berries when grown in acidic potting soil.
- Pot Needed: 7 to 10-gallon container.
- Dwarf Figs: Varieties like Little Miss Figgy handle root restriction well and yield rich fruits.
- Pot Needed: 15 to 20-gallon container.
2. Container Types Best Suited for Patios
3. Patio Placement Strategy
To maximize growth, organize plants on the patio based on sunlight exposure:
[ BACK WALL / HIGH SUN ] -> Dwarf Lemon Tree, Bush Tomatoes (Tastiest with full sun, 6-8+ hours) [ MID-PATIO AREA ] -> Peppers, Bush Zucchini, Eggplant (Full sun) [ PARTIAL SHADE SHADOWS ] -> Leafy Greens, Radishes, Pot Herbs (3-5 hours sunlight)- Sun Exposure: Place fruiting trees and tomatoes in the sunniest quadrant of your patio (aiming for 6–8 hours of direct light).
- Elevate Your Pots: Use pot risers or wheeled caddies under heavy 15-gallon pots. This prevents water from trapping under the container, preserves the patio floor, and allows easy movement.
- Soil Selection: Always fill containers with a lightweight, well-draining potting mix (never heavy topsoil or backyard dirt).
Here is the fundamental rule of container gardening: When growing in containers, you are creating a completely self-contained ecosystem. Plants in pots rely entirely on you for their water, nutrients, and root environment.
Focus on these five foundational principles to guarantee success on your patio:
1. Soil & Drainage Rule (The #1 Mistake)
- Never Use Backyard Dirt: Native garden soil or topsoil compacts inside pots, suffocating roots and trapping water like cement.
- Use Quality Potting Mix: Always use a lightweight, commercial potting mix (often containing peat moss, coco coir, perlite, and vermiculite). It holds moisture while allowing oxygen to reach the roots.
- Drainage is Non-Negotiable: Every pot must have drainage holes at the bottom. Without drainage, water sits, rots the roots, and kills the plant.
2. Container Size Matters
- Bigger is Safer: Smaller pots dry out within hours during summer heat and restrict root growth.
- The Golden Rule for Patios:
- 10 to 15+ Gallons: Bush tomatoes, zucchini, dwarf citrus, and dwarf figs.
- 5 to 7 Gallons: Peppers, eggplants, and blueberries.
- 2 to 3 Gallons: Salad greens and herbs.
3. Master the “Finger Test” for Watering
- The Common Pitfall: Overwatering kills just as many container plants as underwatering.
- How to Check: Stick your finger 2 inches deep into the soil.
- If it feels dry and cool, water thoroughly until water streams out of the bottom drainage holes.
- If it feels damp or sticky, wait another day.
- Consistent Watering: Check containers daily during mid-summer peak heat—large plants in pots may require daily watering.
4. Feed Your Plants Regularly
- Nutrients Wash Away: Every time you water a container until it drains, essential soil nutrients wash out with the water.
- The Routine:
- Mix a slow-release granular fertilizer into your potting mix at planting time.
- Feed every 2 to 3 weeks during active growth using a balanced liquid organic fertilizer (such as fish emulsion or seaweed blend).
5. Match Plants to Your Sunlight
- Fruiting Crops (6–8+ Hours Direct Sun): Tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, and citrus require full sunlight to produce fruit and flower.
- Leafy Crops (3–5 Hours Direct/Partial Sun): Lettuce, spinach, kale, and soft herbs (parsley, cilantro) can handle partial shade and morning sunlight.
Quick Patio Checklist to Start
#diet #food #garden #gardening #health #healthyLifestyle #nutrition #personalDevelopment #weightLoss #Wellness[ ] Potting Mix (Not topsoil or garden soil) [ ] Pots with bottom drainage holes (5 to 15-gallon sizes) [ ] High-sun location on the patio (6+ hours for vegetables/fruits) [ ] Liquid organic fertilizer [ ] Watering can or hose attachment -
RTL Lux: D'ASBL Noël de la Rue feiert mat engem Cortège an engem Fest bei der Gëlle Fra https://www.rtl.lu/news/national/asbl-noel-de-la-rue-feiert-mat-engem-cortege-an-engem-fest-bei-der-gelle-fra-1892691620 #news #Luxembourg
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Die WAHRHEIT über 800V auf der #Langstrecke: #E_LKW Trip nach #Georgien
Ab jetzt wird es richtig spannend auf meiner Weltreise: Ich verlasse das schöne E-Auto Reiseland Türkei und fahre nach Georgien. Was mich dort erwartet? Keine Ahnung. Aber eines steht fest: Ich muss meinen Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 (621 kWh LFP Akku) irgendwo auf dem Weg nach Tiflis aufladen. Und dabei gibt es eine Challenge: Die hohe Batteriespannung meines E-LKW - d.h. ich kann nicht jede DC-Ladesäule ansteuern. Obwohl fast alle neuen Ladestationen bis zu 1000V Ausgangsspannung haben, muss ich auf Nummer sicher gehen und zuvor einen Blick auf das Typenschild werfen. Ob der Ladevorgang klappt und was ich sonst noch in Georgien erleben werde, seht ihr in diesem Video. Viel Spaß!
#eActrosAroundtheWorld #eActrosWorldTour #electrictrucking #evcharging #emobility
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people who fancy themselves as radicals or revolutionaries will immediately revert to entertaining just world fallacies the minute they feel any pressure to walk their talk.
“oh, you expect me to actually do literally anything other than telling you you’re not alone? nah, i’d rather just tell myself that things can’t get this bad unless it’s your own fault.”
#justworldfallacy #mutualaid #socialconnection #alienation #SocialAtomization #neoliberalfascism
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As an indie artist, my goal is to support other artists. I'd love to be able to pay contributors to The Haiku Shack Magazine and other projects.
Your donations will help me reach this goal. Thank you!
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Wenn deutsche CEOs offenbar kein Problem damit haben, einem xenophob u frauenfeindlich auftretenden Trump im Wahlkampf auszuhelfen, was hält sie dann noch davon ab, das Gleiche auch bei d in Teilen rechtsextremen AfD zu tun?
Offenbar reicht es, wenn genügend Geld u Vergünstigungen versprochen werden, um grundlegende Werte zu vernachlässigen. In Deutschland gab es diese Art der Verführung v Unternehmen schon einmal – den Ausgang kennen wir alle."
#Audi #USpol #Faschismus
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The OCD got me last night and I didn't go to bed until 2:30. Our new floodlights arrived yesterday and by the time I got everything installed it was 8pm. Then I thought I'd easily tie everything into the motion sensors in my cameras to detect people between 10pm to sunrise+15min and turn the lights on for 5 minutes then turn them off. It wasn't as easy as I thought but when I went to bed, they were working as I wanted.
So tired though. 🤦🏼♂️Now off to the bees.
Have a good day!
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¡Enorme jugada de la D de Pittsburgh! 🤯 Payton Wilson intercepta a Shough en zona roja 💪 #NFLMX #HastaLaMuerte
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My great-grandfather’s brother Phillip immigrated to America at 15, crossed the West by wagon train, spent years wandering through mining towns and lumber camps, and returned to New York via Panama. I wish I’d been brave enough to pursue adventures like his. #Genealogy
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“When You Touch Me” is one of my favourite Brandy songs, so I was happy to wake up this morning and see that she’d performed it recently. It’s beautiful.
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"They're unfriendly, which is fortunate, really. They'd be difficult to like."
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If I could choose a world with AIs, I'd rather have them like in Questionable Content.
(#3500 is a good starting point)
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Oil Spills Wreak Havoc on the Bottom of the Ocean, Even a Decade Later