triangulum

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by triangulum 6y ago
MailMate https://freron.com/ > MailMate is not the most widespread, the cheapest, or the greatest looking email client, but I also have no aspiration to MailMate ever being any of these. Instead, MailMate aspires to be t
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by triangulum 7y ago
This is very surprising for a country like Germany, which has a long history of providing public services for the common good, rather than profit oriented motives. On the other hand, a comparably developed country like Australia is seeing m
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by triangulum 7y ago
Also have a look at Sci-Hub.
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by triangulum 7y ago
That’s a good point: if municipalities want you to recycle, they need to provide the necessary infrastructure, and that means at least three source separated bins (ideally 5-7), and a clean container collection system. Otherwise it just tur
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by triangulum 7y ago
Right, I'm talking about technically feasible solutions. And it is entirely feasible to power the world with clean, renewable energy. We have the solar capacity to meet hundreds of times our current energy capacity (using less land spa
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by triangulum 7y ago
There are plenty of landfill gas capture systems around. Veolia are particularly proud of their so-called "Bio-reactor". These kinds of systems don't work as well as advertised, but if you have a landfill, it's better th
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by triangulum 7y ago
"I'd be more than happy to support food waste recycling if someone can provide good evidence that it actually is environmentally beneficial." I'd suggest checking out a resource like "City to Soil": https:&#x2
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by triangulum 7y ago
"to me sustainability is about how long you can keep doing something [...] glass is infinitely recyclable, the plastic isn't" Exactly - it's about reuse (ie. infinitely recyclable), and the shift in thinking that comes a