Very cool! I like her retro aesthetic!

English translation for others:

Title: The success story of guerrilla photovoltaics as a solar punk narrative

Post Body: In recent years, photovoltaics have become widespread in Germany in a decentralized manner. The solar punk vision of a self-sufficient, more climate-friendly energy supply is getting a little closer. This is also a success story of social transformation, advanced by Do It Yourself and disobedience (both central characteristics of punk), through serious global crises, social role models and positive social contagion effects.

Alas, Simon Clark is a youtuber. If you don't mind the lack of context, all the links to the different sources of climate news and science journals he uses are in the description.

In a way, or at least in spirit, it's similar to the Whole Earth Catalog: Access To Tools, which is something NODE has mentioned enjoying before. So I suppose it is more of a catalog. It is unfortunate it's reliant on having an internet connection to be used, but still, quite an impressive collection.

Not really sure what to critique, all I can say is it's absolutely awesome! 😄

One version of the recipe was accidentally leaked a while back. It's not the exact formulation they sell today, but apparently it's damn close.

Also @JusticeForPorygon@lemmy.world

I believe to ping someone, you need to put an @ symbol before their name instead of /u/. Depending on how you're interacting with Lemmy (web or app) it should provide some means of auto completing the ping.

LPT for anyone who uses a traditional bank: Switching to a Credit Union that purposefully doesn't invest in fossil fuels can reduce the climate impact of your money.

(Links courtesy of @silence7@slrpnk.net)

FreeTube is a client that runs on your own computer, it's not a host I can link to like Invidious was, because google effectively killed that method.

Sorry to hear his humor wasn't to your liking.

I think it's more for the neat factor than anything. It'd be a cool spice rack if mounted on a wall in a pantry.

He was charged with planning to lead them, though I'm not sure if that was actually true or just a charge to slap on him before the execution. He did smuggle arms for the counter-revolutionaries, but only after his comrades and friends were being arrested for counter-revolutionary activities.

despite claims otherwise to some of their less ML compatriots, this seems to have been the plan more or less from the start. Several of the revolution’s leaders were executed for not being ML-leaning.

Confirmed by William Alexander Morgan, who became disillusioned with Castro, and was then executed despite how much he'd helped the revolution.