ask your docker if kubernetes is right for you side effects may include bladder pain nausea joint pain unusual tiredness or weakness vomiting urge to extend a middle finger to middlebrow bourgeois capital as it continues like so many lemmings to senselessly overcomplicate without regard for context mostly to nerf labour power via deskilling runny nose shivering sore throat confusion anxiety blurred vision depression nervousness pounding in the ears
Ok. So. First post on Mastadon so bear with me…first time at #emfcamp , also first time camping with a 6 year old… I’ve read the info on the site, can anyone weigh in with random one-liner bits of advice? It may also be helpful other emf newbies?
To be clear: I don't have any sympathy for the Tories...
but the key problem they have (like any government after a decade & a half in power), is when, for instance they say they are going to clamp down on tax avoidance, its not unreasonable to ask, well if you are going to do it now why haven't you done it sometime in the previous fifteen years.....
And, its pretty difficult to campaign on a dreadful recent record, while saying well, now we can rectify this often noted problem.
There's something very sad about reading "there was no money in giving water we extracted from the air to drought-ridden people so we're selling it to hotels instead"
@Stefan_S_from_H
If it's the same as a Tesla yes, but it won't be sriveable during the update.
However you choose when the update starts, and starting an update that can take 45 minutes just before you're due in court is bloody stupid. @TeflonTrout@maia
As children we were always taught 'don't talk to strangers'..'stranger danger'. As a child if a neighbour said hi I'd run home crying.
As that's taught early it sticks.. we carry it into adulthood, just under the surface.
I'm lucky enough to live in a town where nothing ever happens.. the local facebook is all about lost cats. Yet to walk down the high street everyone lives in their little bubble.. It has become normal, even in a small town, to not talk to each other. I'm not immune, if I see a group of teenagers on the street my instinct is to cross the road to
avoid them.. I'm doing a threat assessment of people I've never met, when the overwhelming chances are they're just going about their day.
Are we reaping the cost of creating generations of mistrust? The original campaign was probably well meaning but misguided (risk from 'strangers' is miniscule.. risk from your own
family, however.. but who is going to teach children 'family danger'?). I don't know if we still do it, or it's more nuanced these days.
(That's not to say there aren't places to live where precautions are sensible.. I've lived in rough areas in the past too.. but even there looking back I suspect I overreacted).
It's only a part of the problem of course.. news media sells fear (it's fundamental to how they continue to exist) and you can't easily remove that because it's human nature.. (is that noise in the forest a lion or just wind? Make the wrong decision and darwin wins).
And no, national service isn't going to fix it either (but that's just james cleverly not being very clever).
Went to everything electric north. Good points.. lots of smaller 'compact' EVs coming out. Bad.. they want to charge as much as an SUV for them. That has to change.
I tried a 'posh*' ebike on a demo ring and it had almost the same problem that my cheap(ish) one has.. the moment you start pedalling the motor takes over and you're effectively on a motorbike without any padding and a weedy helmet. It scared me so much I had to go for a sit down afterwards..
@lopta That was apparently the lowest setting. They call it 'pedal assist' but it really isn't, it's just pedalling switching the motor on.
You then can't slow down for several seconds until the motor stops after you stop pedalling.. the brakes were so harsh they were an instant stop.
It seems to me by banning throttles all they did was move the throttle to the pedal, and it's terribly unsuited to that use.. there's no nuance at all.