Natürlich, aber bei +30° am Tag und +24° in der Nacht hilft auch die beste passive Maßnahme nichts. Neubauten sollten grundsätzlich passive Maßnahmen berücksichtigen, aber beim Bestand wäre es sehr wichtig, jetzt Klimaanlage in Form von Wärmepumpen zu verbauen, dies in Kombination mit genug PV um den Strombedarf zumindest zu decken. Meine Eltern haben jeden Sommer die Rolläden komplett geschlossen. Das Haus ist kühl, aber es ist halt schon ziemlich mies, von Mai bis August im Schein der LEDs zu sitzen, während draußen geiles Wetter ist.

Ich denke dass es bei ausreichender Isolierung kein Problem ist, auch wenn die Füße zumindest im EG etwas auskühlen werden.

Durch die Deckenmodule aus Lehm verlaufen auch die Wasserleitungen der Deckenheizung. Diese wird im Winter über eine Wärmepumpe mit warmem Wasser versorgt. Im Sommer kann hier aber bei Bedarf kühles Wasser durch die Rohre geleitet werden, wodurch die Räume zusätzlich gekühlt werden

Große Überraschung, das Geheimnis ist eine Klimaanlage, denn nichts anderes ist die Wärmepumpe, die kaltes Wasser durch die Decke drückt. Gut für die Bewohner, aber nichts weiter neues…

Sorry if it wasn’t clear, but money != Capital, not necessarily. You can have money to exchange for goods, but as long as your money doesn’t auto-accumulate via interest, dividends etc, you don’t necessarily have capital. Of course this is mainly a discussion on definitions then

TIL, thx

It’s not really capitalism without the involvement of capital, is it? It’s more akin to a trade-and-barter-economy/society, where everyone involved should have a high level of faith in others

Pro 10€/Tonne an Mehrkosten, also im genannten Beispiel ~10%. Aber immer noch weniger als die Hormus-Schwankungen

Really fun game, but it never hooked me to a point that i finished the story

The tag mentions close too 100% cotton, but also “biocide”. So probably not the best for the environment, but it still works after a couple hundred washes

If smell is an issue, try different clothing. A couple years back i discovered “anti-microbial” shirts. I have no idea what they’re treated with, but they basically suppress BO. If i wear normal cotton t-shirts, i feel like i reek in the early afternoon. On a more natural sode, I’ve recently had very positive experiences with merino wool clothing.

Yes, and as soon as the move away from MS office gains momentum, this should be the default. But I’m not convinced that this is how you push forward wider adoption. User adoption (and pushback) can make or break a migration towards better systems, no matter how smart the move is from a rational pov

Tdf is right when it comes to Europe needing to switch away from ooxml, but their attacks against Euro-Office are out of place imho. Yes, in a perfect world, we all switch to LibreOffice and start using odf today, but in the real world, already showing users* that there are alternatives to Microslops office suite will be a huge challenge, and Euro-Office can be an ally here. This infighting however only benefits Microslop.

*Here: people outside of the fediverse, who habe no idea/interest in the topic of foss vs corporate driven enshittification

It doesn’t work perfectly, but if using smart glasses anywhere outside of the restricted areas of your business risks huge whooping fines, smart glasses will only be allowed in those restricted areas. The same already goes for dangerous tools and hazardous chemicals. On a PC, you can easily screenshot and -record to create documentation or help others. Having this e.g. for a woodworking technique or to show how to replace a specific part in an engine might be a huge value add. But no one needs this shit while grabbing lunch in a public place.

Or at least make them “for professional use only”, and regulate them like they’re body cams. If companies risk GDPR fines, they might self-regulate enough to take care of the problem.

Treating cream foamer as a dangerous drug seems a bit overreaching, but yeah, you should absolutely be sober when driving.

I fully agree with you. My next one won’t be a Bambu, but as long as my P1S works, it’ll be my main machine. And back when i bought my A1 mini, there simply was no comparable alternative in the sub 200€ range. It’s great that this is now a different story, but since printers take a couple of years to break down, the change in market share won’t happen overnight.

If quality really drops, the problem should solve itself, as their target clientele probably will be looking for alternatives.

The creative Commons license? It would allow the community to build a very wide controller that can hold a phone in the middle and the original controller hardware on the sides? Giving us a gaming/game streaming handheld option

Their printers just work. If you’re not interested in printers, but only printing the apple-of3d-printing is exactly what you want, which seems to be the majority of people. I own a Bambu and a sovol, to satisfy “both hobbies”. But at the end of the day, when I just need to print a replacement part I spent a non-trivial amount of time designing, my first pick is always the Bambu. Sadly, convenience beats freedom

Tee/Kaffee für die Woche vorkochen, kann ja anschließend eingefroren werden, um bei Bedarf aufgetaut zu werden