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Dabei ist es eigentlich ganz einfach die Meinung dieser Nimbys zu ändern...

Einfach das Bauprojekt stoppen, um stattdessen preiswerter und schneller Überlandleitungen zu legen. Und schon sind die exakt selben Personen schlagartig für den Bau von Erdleitung. Denn es geht grundsätzlich nur um die Sabotage an sich, teils sogar fremdfinanziert über Umwege von den üblichen fossilen Lobbyorganisationen .

Gab diverse Berichte von Besuchern (ich persönlich hab vorallem internationale gesehen), die wegen Regenbogenflaggen, FCKNZ-Patches und ähnlichem nicht aufs Gelände kamen, und das obwohl man drinnen solche Patches natürlich zu kaufen kriegt. Teilweise noch in Kombination mit "aber die Gestalten in Thor Steinar Kluft wurden brav ignoriert und eingelassen" und in krassem Gegensatz zu dem, was das Wacken offiziell zu dem Thema zu sagen hat.

Da gab's also sehr viel Kopfschütteln über die Security und wer auf die Idee gekommen ist, die Typen ausgerechnet da den Einlass regeln zu lassen.

Edit: https://www.fr.de/panorama/patch-abreissen-fuehle-ich-mich-hier-nicht-mehr-sicher-wacken-besucherin-muss-anti-afd-94424737.html

"Da es während eines solchen Gesprächs nicht immer möglich ist, falsche oder irreführende Behauptungen sofort zu korrigieren,"

... weigern wir uns grundsätzlich auch die offensichtlichsten Falschaussagen sofort zu korrigieren. Denn die Realität könnte das ÖRR Publikum verunsichern, die aber glücklicherweise solche nachträglichen Faktenchecks nie zu Gesicht bekommen.

The structure behind rising climate change scepticism in Germany is exactly the same as everywhere else: drowning in brain-numbing amounts of right-wing propaganda screaming 24/7 that opens up about 2-3 new anti-science and counter-factual culture war fronts per day as a diversion.

As the planet heats, public doubt grows

But nice try implying some correlation or even causation here. 🖕

No, all those tech idiots are actually trying to destroy the world then rule over the ruins from their secure luxury bunkers and islands. Maximized disruption and destructive tendencies backfiring from time to time is just a side effect.

on ich⛔iel · c/ich_iel · 11 pts · 1d

ich meine ich sag ja meine meinung, aber finde mich jetzt nicht sooo kontrovers

Ab genug geisteskranker Verschiebung des Diskurses nach stramm Rechts, sind halt auch gewöhnliche Menschenrechte und Grundideen des Grundgesetzes wieder "kontrovers"... 🫤

I can’t be the only one who had Arch on a system before getting a smartphone

But that issue is solved for many years now. Although it makes a certain kind of sense: a lot of the Arch hate and memes causes we to question if that person has actually used Arch in years. So a lot of those ideas may be indeed ancient experiences surviving purely in memes and stories.

None of those graph ever are. Because Linux users are more prone to tinkering, keeping stuff private and blocking a lot of bullshit scripting, there is big dark area of Linux systems listing themselves as something else (usually Windows because of those asshole websites not playing well with Linux by design without an actual valid reason other than "we don't like Linux").

(PS: For the same reason a lot of sites believe I'm using Chrome. I don't but I know they like to fuck with me when they see that Firefox user agent.)

Seriously... there will never be a wide-spread year of the Linux desktop. Because that would require lobbying and investments to get devices with pre-installed Linux by default to the clueless majority that doesn't actually know what an OS is anyway.

And once a Linux distro goes commercial to fill that requirement it is incentivised to implement all the usual crap and enshittification that are missing in Linux normally.

Manjaro which is less stable than Arch in my experience.

That's because their whole concept is bullshit. Delaying updates for two weeks would make sense, when they actually used that time frame for testing and to fix bugs before release. In reality they just delay everything without sense, so you actually get the same bugs, just 2 weeks later because the fixes are also delayed.

And then they add access to the AUR (by default even, where Arch warns people about the risks) which assumes an up-to-date system, not one lagging 2 weeks behind. Which is a big shiny invitation to dependency hell.