Mastodawn

Jan Niklas Fingerle 1d ago

@blub
Ich finde Chargeprice besser. Es sind sowie die Daten, die von Ladefuchs verwendet werden, und man kann auch gezielt Bezahltarife mit ansehen. Und man bekommt ggf. per GPS lokalisiert die Daten der Säule, vor der man gerade steht. Bei irgendwelchen Stadtwerkssäulen finde ich es immer schwer festzustellen, welchen Netzbetreiber ich bei Ladefuchs auswählen muss.

@hobbyblogging @ladefuchs@electroverse.tech

Jan Niklas Fingerle 1d ago

@hobbyblogging
Leider gibt es bei Ladesäulen noch einen Wild-West-Markt. Das wird hoffentlich irgendwann besser. So lange es so ist wie jetzt, gibt es zwei Möglichkeiten:

1. Ich lade hauptsächlich privat. Dann können mich gelegentlich teure Ad-hoc-Preise nicht schocken.

2. Ich lade hauptsächlich öffentlich. Dann lohnt sich vermutlich einer der Tarife mit Grundgebühr.

Bei uns ist es Nr. 1. Unterwegs laden wir dann hauptsächlich bei Ewe Go.

Wenn abzusehen ist, 1/2

Jan Niklas Fingerle 1d ago

dass wir innerhalb eines Monats häufig genug dafür öffentlich laden werden (Urlaub), buchen wir für einen Monat einen Tarif bei Ionity.
2/2

@hobbyblogging

George Takei

🏳️‍🌈🖖🏽3d ago

If you think it can’t happen here, remember that it already did. In 1942 soldiers came with rifles to our home and ordered us out. They put us in internment camps. Most of us were citizens.

@hobbyblogging
Mallorca? Nein, das klingt für mich nicht nach einem Traumurlaub. Aber Geschmäcker sind ja verschieden. In meinem Lieblingsreiseziel Schottland ist E-Mobilität in bestimmten Regionen auch schwierig. Wir suchen normalerweise Unterkünfte, bei denen wir über Nacht laden können.

@hobbyblogging
Mehrere Anmerkungen, die wenig bis nichts miteinander zu tun haben. Daher in verschiedenen Posts.

@hobbyblogging
Ich finde es traurig, wenn Menschen immer noch Tesla in Erwägung ziehen. Elon Musk ist ein ausreichender Grund, den Laden zu meiden.

@hobbyblogging
Fazit: Schön, dass es Euch gefallen hat.

@hobbyblogging
Das Auto, mit dem Ihr interwegs wart, hatte doch nur einen 11kW-OnBoard-Lader. Wie sollen dann 22kW möglich sein?

George Takei

🏳️‍🌈🖖🏽3d ago

If you think it can’t happen here, remember that it already did. In 1942 soldiers came with rifles to our home and ordered us out. They put us in internment camps. Most of us were citizens.

HauntedGram1872_13 3d ago

@georgetakei
But NOBODY REMEMBERS!!!
"Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana, Historian, 1904

@HauntedGram1872_13 @georgetakei that quote is too old. noone remembers it ;)

HauntedGram1872_13 3d ago

@speckmantel @georgetakei I've always remembered it, and it's on one of my profile photo.

Cattivo Strega ✅bonafide🇨🇦3d ago

@HauntedGram1872_13 @georgetakei

Those who remember need to broadcast the memories.

Make it real for those who have no frame of reference.

enoch_exe_inc 3d ago

@HauntedGram1872_13 @georgetakei Also, those of us who know their history are doomed to watch others repeat it anyway, no matter how loudly we yell at them not to.

HauntedGram1872_13 3d ago

@enoch_exe_inc @georgetakei All too true.😢

Sylvain Soliman ☕️3d ago

@georgetakei #ALT4you

Tweet from Blue Georgia 1d ago:
"People's rights are being abused,
people's rights are being violated... these are trial runs for what this administration will attempt to do to citizens."
- Pasadena Pastor Rev. Mark Chase on unidentified masked men in unmarked cars hauling away six people from a bus stop.

The tweet also includes a picture of the pastor, accompanied by two other religious persons, making his speech in Pasadena, CA.

@soliman @georgetakei
thanks for adding alt text!
i don‘t need captions, but many others do :)

@georgetakei
being from germany and knowing a bit or two about ‚our‘ history, it still freaks me out to read about madison square in 1939. or the internment camps for american citizens of japanese heritage …
learnt about that through the internet after i was grown up.

so, please:
WE fucked up. BIG TIME.
pls don‘t let history repeat itself. anywhere in the world.
please. 🫶

@speckmantel @georgetakei

Poloniousmonk 3d ago

We got this.

Churchill: You can always count on Americans to do the right thing. After they've tried everything else.

Trump is the last stop on the "everything else" line. I have faith my people will do the right thing.

Fucking finally. Been waiting my whole damn life for this.

@Uair @georgetakei i wish you, nay, all of us the best of luck!

a bit more of history lessons in school couldn‘t hurt though.

DrWhoZee 3d ago

@speckmantel @Uair @georgetakei Your last sentence assumes that the folks learning from history want to avoid what happened — I’ve the growing/gnawing suspicion, in some cases the certainty, that some folks are learning from history, just with the opposite intention.

My conclusion is: it’s not a case of not knowing and therefore stumbling into a repeat of history — it’s intentional.

Poloniousmonk 3d ago

@DrWhoZee

I concluded that a long time ago. The people with the power treat history as a guide to what works. Santayana was an idiot.

Orwell thought he was writing a warning, but he was naive. He wrote the blueprint. Probably has more blood on his hands than Marx by now.

as-i-see-it 2d ago

@Uair @DrWhoZee
I think another book would be the comparatively recent "Handmaid's Tale"
Frightening how many similarities there are to the Republic of Gilead.
Interesting that a map shows an area (roughly California) is shown as "Rebel Held"

GhostOnTheHalfShell 3d ago

@georgetakei

Heather Cox Richardson posted a video recently, where she talks exactly to this point.

Taking away the rights of the few is a stage of taking away rights for everyone.

Trans rights are human rights. In states that are in taking away parents ability to care for their children is an atrocity It is a crime against humanity and the most essential way.

@GhostOnTheHalfShell @georgetakei
that‘s the one thing spock got wrong …
the lives of the many don‘t outweight the lives of the few.

that reasoning will just lead to a veeeery small group of many 🫣

Noodlemaz 3d ago

@speckmantel @GhostOnTheHalfShell @georgetakei he didn't say lives.
He said needs. And he didn't say few, he said one.

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one.

I agree it can be a problematic statement in some cases, but it's more about not pandering to an individual when the many have more pressing needs. It's about not being selfish and considering the collective.

Sassinake! - ⊃∪∩⪽3d ago

@georgetakei

these are purges. Enough of them, and people will either revolt, of turn in their own neighbours.

Arena Cops 🇺🇦✌3d ago

@georgetakei When Fred Trump Sr. should've been ordered out in WWII he falsely claimed his family originated from Karlstad in Sweden, not from Kallstadt in Germany.

Linda 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇮🇹3d ago

@ArenaCops @georgetakei Fred Trump senior, born in Kallstadt, Germany died in 1918. Fred Trump, Donald’s father, was born a US citizen and like tens of thousands of Americans with German ancestry, dissociated themselves with the old country, by making false claims. He was far from unique. The US interned German and Italian nationals just like they did the Japanese.

PeachMcD 3d ago

@georgetakei

#JDVance &the #GOP are using genocidal rhetoric about Democrats& progressives & arresting #Democratic elected officials

You have a platform to inform people. Please keep speaking out!

Alan 3d ago

@georgetakei I also don't think we're in the stage of "it's about to happen again", we 're in the stage of it's happening again, right now. The concentration camps with immigrants of all statuses are in distributed locations. At sites refusing oversight or plain visits from congressional reps.

JimJoe 3d ago

@georgetakei Maybe it's good privileged people, senators and mayors experience the treatment poor people in America receive daily. Why Public Enemy and other groups came to being. Why people that live in countries with unmarked black vans fear for their lives an trek to the US. There are not enough people speaking out on this horrible, abusive experience.

MarkNW 3d ago

@georgetakei I'm finding your account of it here really informative and moving https://www.webtoons.com/en/graphic-novel/they-called-us-enemy/list?title_no=7685

They Called Us Enemy

George Takei has captured hearts and minds worldwide with his captivating stage presence and outspoken commitment to equal rights. But long before he braved new frontiers in Star Trek, he woke up as a four-year-old boy to find his own birth country at war with his father's—and their entire family forced from their home into an uncertain future. In a stunning graphic memoir, Takei revisits his haunting childhood in American concentration camps, as one of over 100,000 Japanese Americans imprisoned by the U.S. government during World War II. Experience the forces that shaped an American icon—and America itself—in this gripping tale of courage, country, loyalty, and love.

www.webtoons.com