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raffzahn@mastodon.bayernR

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  • Wenn sie einen 💩 Pozess digitalisieren, haben sie einen 💩 digitalen Prozess, wenn sie da AI draufwerfen, haben sie einen energiehungrigen 💩 digitalen Prozess.
    raffzahn@mastodon.bayernR raffzahn@mastodon.bayern

    @stoeps

    Energiehungrig?

    Ach Kinners, hört doch auf zu jammern. Das ist der Lauf der Dinge. Wir kätten nie aufhören sollen alles in Assembler zu schreiben. Dann könnten unsere heutigen Handys zwei Wochen mit einmal Laden durchhalten - wie weiland ein Nokia 3310 :))

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  • Remember how old people used to be into poodle skirts and all the 50s revival nonsense?
    raffzahn@mastodon.bayernR raffzahn@mastodon.bayern

    @pencilears @futurebird In the 80s noone asked or discussed gender. Noone cares. I could be just another weird guy among others.

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  • "Turkey and South Korea are discussing the joint construction of a nuclear power plant, the latest of recent efforts by Ankara to diversify its energy sources.
    raffzahn@mastodon.bayernR raffzahn@mastodon.bayern

    @CelloMomOnCars

    It might be not as much as one may hope. Attempts in Germany showed that (almost) free public transport (@9€/Month) in 2022 did only reduce some 3-6% of car trips even in regions with very dense transit. much less in rural areas.

    So yes, there might be notable reduction, but not as much as they may hope.

    A more interesting result was that over all trips increased way more than just moving those 3-6% from car to busses, trams and trains. People got more mobile, accessing more destinations resulting in notable additional business.

    So maybe public transport is a possible the next step to not only decrease CO2 but increase over all economy?

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