Germany opened a new battery storage just this week. It has so much capacity that it can power a city like Leipzig over a night completely. And there are plans to upgrade it from 500 megawatthours to 800 megawatthours before 2026 ends. That's not just remote cabin scale to me.
Hydro, although great in many ways, causes immense ecological devastation and is not suitable for all places.
Okay, here i gotta agree with you.
Nuclear also has issues but a mix of wind+solar on a base of hydro+nuclear is probably the ideal.
"Issues". Yeah. The deadly waste nuclear plants produce is just a minor "issue". And I'm not even talking about safety in general (Chernobyl, Fukushima, Three Mile Island).
Solar power + battery? Or hydropower? That way there won't be, well, nuclear waste at the end? You know, the kind of waste that's highly radioactive? The waste that doesn't have a plan to be safely stored away for tens of thousands of years?
I really can't say anything about this, because I never played Freeciv. The reason is, that Freeciv has no Android APK (AFAIK). I play Unciv exclusively on my phone during my work breaks.
As a german, I can say it can't get any more german in this article: Police, meat, boomers, neigbor disputes, violence over ridiculously minor disputes. Everyday stories.
The French founder of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton said in a statement to the Sunday Times that calls for a 2% wealth tax on all assets “aims to destroy the NEOliberal economy, the only one that works for the good of all MONEY BROS".
South Park Season 1 Episode 7 (the episode where Cartman wears a Adolf Hitler costume for Halloween) was partially censored in Germany. Cartmans "Sieg Heil" was changed to "Wie Geil" (means "how cool"). I think the censoring there was actually funnier than the original.
Damn, that means she was born in 1916. How has she perceived the failing of the Weimar Republic and the rising of the Nazis? Did she know any jews who "went missing" were deported after 1933? How did she survive the bombings?
Was she a victim of soviet war crimes during or after the battle of Berlin?
Not trolling, I would just be genuinely curious. I'm german and I missed the chance to ask my grandpa (born 1925, died before I was interrested in stuff like that), who was in the Wehrmacht on the western front, about how he perceived this and the war itself.
Touché. I guess you're right.