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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3
Or... Special military operation and peace
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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3 there is a small museum in The Hague criminal court at the gate and one of the centrepieces of the exhibition is a copy of war and peace
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@dougiec3 there is a small museum in The Hague criminal court at the gate and one of the centrepieces of the exhibition is a copy of war and peace
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It's quite a book. I especially enjoyed Tolstoy's analysis of differing views historians had of Napoleon and the "Great Man" theory. -
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It's quite a book. I especially enjoyed Tolstoy's analysis of differing views historians had of Napoleon and the "Great Man" theory.@dougiec3 the only Russian writer that appealed to me was Viktor Tsoi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VqiMQoMXmw
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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3
Limited Combat Operations, like Korean Police Action, like Special Operations...rather like KILL KILL KILL -
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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3 These Military Operations isn't even "Special"
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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3 Is a "limited combat operation" kinda like a "special military operation"? Put another way, did the shitclown just tell Putin to hold his beer?
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@dougiec3 the only Russian writer that appealed to me was Viktor Tsoi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VqiMQoMXmw
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"The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov is something. It's a surreal book about Satan coming to live in Moscow. -
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"The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov is something. It's a surreal book about Satan coming to live in Moscow.@dougiec3 That must have been an early Putin biography
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Today’s cartoon, by Matt Reuter:@dougiec3
Ah, yes. That book inspired a song too
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@cagliari @superenea
La battuta deriva dall'infelice titolo dell'Unione Sarda. Titoli del tipo "sorpresa nel cantiere..." di solito si riferiscono a casi di ladruncoli che si introducono nei cantieri per fregare rame, ferro o materiale edile :-D
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@fucinafibonacci @societa questi sono i figli.. ☹️
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@thisismissem I think that's part of the appeal! It's a separate service so it naturally gates participants.
On fedi it's more likely you'll encounter drive by criticisms.
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"By comparison, data centres consumed 415 TWh in 2024, roughly 1.5% of the world’s total electricity consumption (see ‘Global electricity growth’)."
Electricity accounts for about 1/3 of global GHGs, so data centres are <1% of global GHGs.
"They found that servers for AI accounted for 24% of server electricity demand and 15% of total data centre energy demand in 2024."
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@gian_d_gian @cagliari Cosa? 😂
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@ben @evan @timbray you can start here to make estimates on bounds: https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/inventory-us-greenhouse-gas-emissions-and-sinks
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@evan @timbray I’ve started to suspect that every eco-moral-panic around something that isn’t cars/trucks or beef is quietly promoted by big fossil or big ag as a deflection. Remember plastic straws?
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@timbray computer usage just isn't as carbon intensive a process as driving a car. Even with hundreds of billions being spent on new data centres, it's not a big part of the global emissions profile.
