@heiseonline@social.heise.de2025-11-27 11:26:00
Teslas größter Ladepark wird mit Solarstrom versorgt
Tesla hat einen Ladepark mit über 160 Ladepunkten fertiggestellt. Der Strom kommt tagsüber aus Solarmodulen und nachts aus Akkus.
https://www.
@cdarwin@c.im2025-12-28 21:14:43
Billionaires with $1 salaries
– and other legal tax dodges the ultrawealthy use to keep their riches
Billionaires can enjoy growing wealth entirely free of income tax and reporting
Mark Zuckerberg was the lowest-paid employee at Meta in 2024,
and he made US$1.
But he is not the only very rich person who has collected $1 for a year’s work.
Why would incredibly rich CEOs make only $1 a year when they could pay themselves millions?
The reason is taxes…
@tinoeberl@mastodon.online2025-11-27 11:12:45
In #Bayern entstehen immer mehr #Batteriespeicher, um den erzeugten #Solarstrom flexibler ins Netz einzuspeisen.
Unternehmen wie
@kexpmusicbot@mastodonapp.uk2025-12-27 08:00:05
@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io2025-12-27 14:59:03
It’s funny how many people have no idea how to buy used stuff for non-inflated prices.
Here’s some tips to get you started (for eBay):
1. The first thing about eBay is that most things listed as “buy now” are overpriced—otherwise someone else would have bought it already. You have to always look at sold listings to see what things are actually worth.
2. Use saved searches specifically limited in price and distance.
3. Always sort by newly listed for “Buy Now” and ending soonest for auctions.
4. Look for older buy now listings and make offers. The older the listing the lower you offer. Some tools like flippah.net show you the listed date directly without having to dig deep on the eBay website. You can make offers even when the button isn’t there, just send a message.
5. Never buy anything from sellers with 0 feedback or less than a 98% or so rating.
A general thing to remember is that unless you buy new stuff or see a listing from a store (some categories have a lot of stores, e.g. cameras) you’re likely to deal directly with a private seller and a human being. Be polite and respectful but don’t be afraid to say no. Don’t make insulting offers.
@cdarwin@c.im2025-12-28 16:54:17
Proud to see UC Press books recognized across these best-of lists.
From pandemic response and climate history to teaching,
art, and the politics of equity,
these books reflect the kind of publishing we believe in:
books that challenge assumptions,
recover overlooked lives,
and bring complex ideas into public conversation.
Bold, field-defining scholarship for the public good
@jlpiraux@wallonie-bruxelles.social2025-12-25 09:24:09
Au Québec, L’interdiction des cellulaires a été bénéfique selon plusieurs directions scolaires
https://www.ledevoir.com/actualites/education/944070/interdiction-cellulaires-ete-benefique-selon-plusieu…
@tinoeberl@mastodon.online2025-11-27 18:19:49
#Greenovative hat in Waffenbrunn seinen ersten #Großspeicher in Betrieb genommen.
Der #Batteriespeicher ergänzt eine bestehende
@tinoeberl@mastodon.online2025-11-23 17:18:17
Solarstrom mit #Batteriespeicherung ist günstiger als vielfach angenommen.
Kombinierte #Photovoltaik-Speicher-Systeme liefern Strom bereits unter den Kosten fossiler Kraftwerke.
#Batterien
Solarstrom mit Batteriespeicherung ist im Netz günstiger als ohne: Warum die Erzählung der teuren Batteriespeicherung nicht nur die Entwicklung der Photovoltaik gefährdet A new genome study offers significant insight, pinpointing the introduction of domestic cats into Europe from North Africa.
Solarstrom ist inzwischen in Deutschland grundsätzlich die günstigste Stromquelle. Selbst unter Berücksichtigung der Batteriespeicherung in den Gestehungskosten, den Levelized Cost Of Energy (LCOE), ist dieser günstiger als Strom aus nicht erneuerbaren Quellen. Aber was sagen die LCOE aus, wenn Batterien ohne jedwede Subvention ökonomisch betrieben werden. Solarstrom wird beständig günstiger und schon seit einigen Jahren @cdarwin@c.im
2025-11-28 01:08:06
The research indicates that domestic cats first arrived on the continent roughly 2,000 years ago, coinciding with the early imperial Roman era.
This migration was likely facilitated by burgeoning maritime trade,
with some of these early feline travellers possibly brought by sailors to hunt mice on ships.
These vessels plied the Mediterranean, carr…
