Notices by breaking ranks (rebekka_m@fnordon.de)

@bazkie Hi, nice to finally meet you, the shirt is great and the unicorn the most. <3

Sehr cool "Volker Wissing EXPOSED" von @maithinkx über HVO 100 und die Lobbyismus-Vorwürfe:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FidQmO5QbaY

I mean. #HVO100 #Wissing

EDIT: Die Grafik erläutert generell den Einsatz von Wasserstoff mit [fast] allen konkurrierenden Einsatzgebieten - und da ist Individualverkehr eben einfach mal in Klasse G einzuordnen, unabhängig, ob bzgl. Wasserstoff-"Direktantrieb", bei der E-Fuel-Produktion ODER für die Herstellung von HVO100, das in diesem Paper nicht explizit behandelt wurde.

@soren @darrellpf @actuallyautistic IT ME!

Large towels hang beneath smaller items so that the air can "browse through", I always alternate long/big items left and then right big/long items, and on the sides I tend to hang light weight items [from heavier to lightest] to not overburden the poor laundry rack 🤭

"[.] was so uncomfortable discussing her saddle issues that she poured herself a drink to get through it. [.] When I started reporting this story, I too felt awkward discussing the topic [. and] we would talk in coded language. Then I decided to start [.] with a quick review of terms, and discussions became more comfortable and informative. [.] Despite having the option to use pseudonyms, [everyone] wanted their names on record [. to] further normalize this conversation." https://www.bicycling.com/health-nutrition/a60412469/cycling-saddle-pain-women-surgery

@clacke one of various reasons for the fact that I did configure [very, very, very long ago] a delay of one minute after hitting "send email" in my office mail account! 😁

@JonathanMosen this is great stuff, I especially thought about this snippet:

"Some think Braille is no longer necessary because blind people have talking books and talking computers now. This view is wrong and harmful. To people who say these things, I say we'll give up Braille when sighted people stop reading print and use audio exclusively too."

Braille and also print both allow for a VERY flexible reading velocity based on your capacity to understand the respective words!

@actuallyautistic