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霖リン 8h ago

零卡的容器 Giovanni 10h ago

霖リン 8h ago

久仰章魚P大名
一開始就有心理準備這是一部怎麼樣的作品，看來之後真的沉重到令人窒息。外星人很多時候的的本位思考雖然無意但聽起來相當刺耳。除了外星人之外裡面的角色幾乎都支離破碎…
半夜看了兩集真的有點太多，第三集改天能量夠了再看吧…。通常我都會拉我媽來看一些動漫，但這部我（她）應該是完全無法。

雖然半夜了，但還是想轉換點心情w，左轉為丑女獻上花束。
這還真的是我看的第一部非 BL 純戀愛番，而且完全可以www，主角的心境配沙織的尖叫真的絕配印象特別是劇中描述"氣味"這點真的完全能夠理解

霖リン 11h ago

好愛好愛，好好聽，而且有官方繁體中文字幕

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYT7E72vT1s

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「OVERNIGHT」Music Video (TVアニメ『桃源暗鬼』OP主題歌）

YouTube

霖リン 21h ago

The Oral Cigarettes 的新單曲

一開始聽覺得有點疑惑，跟他們以前的作品比起來好像又更 heavy 了點，但越聽越上癮

是這季新動漫的 OP
晚上九點還會釋出 MV

https://open.spotify.com/track/2TKEFI0aHDF77p4WFfK9VO
#nowplaying

OVERNIGHT

THE ORAL CIGARETTES · OVERNIGHT · Song · 2025

Spotify

霖リン 1d ago

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霖リン 1d ago

這還真是 AI 無法超越的美感，小孩子看到了真的會想要坐嗎

霖リン 1d ago

Lu wilson Jun 15

fuck off ai music

霖リン 1d ago

這位教育部長離教育現場真的太遠，太遠。有些人的「天真」，已經到了令人髮指的地步。一般民眾天真，自業自得。國家部長級的「天真」，會害慘很多人。

新聞：「教育部長鄭英耀昨日再表示，他已要求體育署，在2週內盤點全台中小學器材，例如籃球、排球等，讓民眾在放學後及假日期間借用。教育部今日再說明，這是類似飯店愛心傘概念，會提供學校資源讓民眾借用，但學校不用負擔保管責任。」

霖リン 2d ago

我們該怕誰──直播、街拍、間諜？從國安疑雲到群眾焦慮的台灣當代現場 - 報導者 The Reporter
https://www.twreporter.org/a/street-snap-live-streaming-national-security-public-anxiety

> 由於社群媒體必須不斷吸引用戶「黏在螢幕上」，平台方會透過程式演算法加強熱門話題，並鼓勵網友即時互動，這些因素都加固了陰謀論的土壤，甚至讓有心人士更容易發起「認知作戰」。吳易叡分析，網友們的負面情緒，以及憤怒感、羞辱言行都會被社群平台上的討論放大，在俗稱「同溫層」的迴聲室效應（Echo Chamber Effect）影響中兩極化。

keep calm and carry on

我們該怕誰──直播、街拍、間諜？從國安疑雲到群眾焦慮的台灣當代現場 - 報導者 The Reporter

不論群眾擔心間諜滲透，或有心人士向這股恐懼見縫插針，「對國家安全的陌生心理」或許正是脆弱根源。專家強調，「國安問題不應該依靠人的判斷，必須建立制度保護。」

霖リン 2d ago

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@WiteWulf I like me grass! Also animals and such

@stux you can happily graze cattle under solar farms, we see it a lot around here (Leicestershire, UK).

Christopher M0YNG 2d ago

@WiteWulf @stux yup, lift them up and let plants and animals use the space under. I'm sure I've seen research that the biodiversity of fields increased after Solar panels are installed

Titia Schuurman 2d ago

@M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux yes, I've seen such studies too.

Ariaflame 2d ago

@titia @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux It's called agrivoltaics and it works together very well for livestock and for plants that don't like getting burned by too much son. For plants you prefer to grow and harvest by machine you can have them vertical and drive the harvesters between the rows.

Roasting House Coffee 2d ago

@ariaflame @titia @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux but not goats.

Apparently trials prove the obvious that they climb on the panels and break them

Ariaflame 2d ago

@roastinghouse @titia @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux Yes, I heard that about goats too. Or kick them if they're the vertical ones.

@ariaflame @roastinghouse @titia @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux Goats are such NIMBYs.

@roastinghouse @ariaflame @titia @M0YNG @stux 🤣

@roastinghouse I'm sure breakthroughs will eventually be made in goatovoltaics 😌
@ariaflame @titia @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

@Tattie @roastinghouse @ariaflame @titia @M0YNG @stux flexible elastic PV panels: solar trampolines for goats

You know it makes sense 😆

__Miguel_2d ago

@M0YNG
If I remember correctly, having that setup also causes the panels to operate cooler, which means more longevity and more power output.
@WiteWulf @stux

@M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

This is apparently true.

https://reneweconomy.com.au/study-says-solar-can-reduce-moisture-loss-and-has-minimal-impact-on-grasslands/

I've also read (no reference) that wool yields from sheep grazed underneath went up?

Study says solar can reduce moisture loss and has minimal impact on grasslands

The study, which builds on previous research, could show the way forward for drought-prone Australia.

RenewEconomy

L. Rhodes ⁂2d ago

@bytebro @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux It's worth pointing out that a great many fields are artificial carveouts from other sorts of biome, like forest or grassland. In some cases, building elevated solar panels returns a measure of shade that was lost when farmers clearcut the area.

But yes, by all means, but them over car parks, too.

Michael Bacon 1d ago

@bytebro @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux This can work but solar farms aren't always set up for grazing. But they should be, where appropriate.

@bytebro
https://reneweconomy.com.au/grazing-sheep-among-solar-panels-could-produce-higher-quality-wool-study-finds/

@M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

Grazing sheep among solar panels could produce higher quality wool, study finds

The combination of solar farming and sheep grazing does not have a negative affect on wool production, and could even improve the quality of wool produced, new study finds.

RenewEconomy

@bytebro @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux Hey, everybody needs shade; And I mean everybody.

Zeborah 21h ago

@bytebro Yep, source for the improved quality wool is https://lightsourcebp.com/nz/news/wool-quality-and-sustainability-insights-from-lightsource-bps-wellington-solar-farm/

(Source is an interested party but still, it does seem plausible that sheep who can hang out under shelter when they want will be less stressed than those exposed constantly to the elements.)

Agrivoltaics seems to be a win for the plants, for the animals, and for the panel efficiency and output.

As for the carparks, how about we get proper public transport, then we can turn most of the carpark into parklands (while leaving just enough space for accessibility and deliveries and emergencies) and that will also be a win for everyone. ;-)

@M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

Wool quality and sustainability: Insights from Lightsource bp’s Wellington solar farm | Lightsource bp

Lightsource bp

bytebro 14h ago

Good link, thank you.

@M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

Phil Thane ✅12h ago

@zeborah
Cows like shelter too. Also experiments show that many fruits grow better in partial shade and need less irrigation.
@bytebro @M0YNG @WiteWulf @stux

@M0YNG @WiteWulf If it;s helping... 💡 i am all for it

But let's also start covering car places to begin with

@stux @M0YNG @WiteWulf We can start with places like Arizona, where it gets so hot that the good parking lots are already covered to keep tires from melting in the summer

@WiteWulf yours must be a lot taller than the ones around here then @stux

@Beedazzled @stux no, they’re about 3ft tall, same as most sheep 😀

Mark Kahl 🚲🐻🦁🇺🇦🇮🇱2d ago

@WiteWulf @stux Here in Germany more and more vinyards are using Solarpanels to shade the vines. Traditionally, vines were planted in Germany on mountain slopes, because there was a lack of sun and warmth. With increasing temperatures due to climate change, it's getting warmer and warmer, and the vines need shade.

Mark Kahl 🚲🐻🦁🇺🇦🇮🇱1d ago

@WiteWulf @stux This article from "Spektrum der Wissenschaft" explains quite a lot regarding the synergy and problems of growing both crops and energy. Unfortunately, its behind a paywall and in German.

https://www.spektrum.de/news/energiewende-solarzellen-ueber-dem-acker/2274715

Solarzellen über dem Acker

Fotovoltaikanlagen auf Ackerflächen sind umstritten. Bei Agri-PV werden die Module in der Höhe montiert, um weiter Landwirtschaft zu ermöglichen. Das bietet Vorteile.

Spektrum.de

Graham Sutherland / Polynomial 2d ago

@stux @WiteWulf I was reading recently that since solar fields don't have any specific requirements around grazing or nitrogen fixation, they've started planting wildflowers and brushes, which are massively beneficial for insect populations and downstream ecosystems like birds. they described grass fields as a graveyard by comparison.

yelling jackal 2d ago

@gsuberland @stux @WiteWulf also the car park thing in lower quantity wouldn't be bad on fields with animals, either. You wouldn't know it from most of the farmland in the Netherlands, but livestock do actually need shade.

Graham Sutherland / Polynomial 2d ago

@len @WiteWulf @stux yup. I feel like "if you're gonna build a roof, build solar" is a pretty decent way to go.

cwicseolfor 2d ago

@len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux Elsewhere in the replies are two stories that mention using them in a barred pattern for sheep and for goats in conjunction with beehives. But absolutely any animals would be happier with intermittent shade and the lush graze that tends to bring than with a totally open, unshaded field - people in Europe and North America don’t realize how rare that once was and would be again without human intervention in most of the places they live and farm!

@cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux honey bees hate electrical equipment. Thats how you collect venom, getting them to try to sting electric wires

BashStKid 2d ago

@Beedazzled @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux That’s an interesting point. I would guess they don’t like magnetic fields, if so then solar panels being dc (until you get to the inverter) there shouldn’t be any. Probably worth testing if bees object to a static charge such as a battery?

cwicseolfor 2d ago

@BashStKid @Beedazzled This sounds plausible to me also, based on my experience with our (invasive non-native) fire ants and electrical equipment. It's definitely good to consider the impact of additional intrusions on other species, but since beekeeping under agrivoltaics is already working (in so, SO many places) there must be a reason why! It'd also be worth finding out whether it's disruptive to other native insects and not just our "pet" honeybee species.
@len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux

@BashStKid @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux there is research showing overhead powerline affect navigation.
I carry my phone in a breast pocket and, if they are feeling ratty, they go mad trying to sting it

cwicseolfor 2d ago

@Beedazzled Powerlines are "loud" given sheer voltage, but they aren't known for massing on them that I know of, so the DC vs. AC theory (and then of course all the other types of radio noise machinery can make) may have legs.

Shy of a dozen links, I found an article listing projects all over EU and North America - https://fresh-energy.org/solar-beekeeping-goes-global

Maybe you even know someone connected to one of the UK projects who'd know more, e.g. via any forums you're in?
@BashStKid @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux

Global buzz for solar with pollinators and beekeeping - Fresh Energy

Dual-use solar is buzzing across the globe. Thanks to the education and outreach work of groups around the world—including the Center for Pollinators in Energy at Fresh Energy—global energy companies are actively moving forward with plans to combine solar energy with additional land uses and community benefits.

Fresh Energy

@cwicseolfor @BashStKid @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux the only person I know with an apiary beside PV instalation is us, but we are beside it not under it and its not huge. The apiary was there first then the PV appeared

@cwicseolfor @BashStKid @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2373396-electromagnetic-fields-from-power-lines-are-messing-with-honeybees/#:~:text=A%20growing%20body%20of%20research%20has%20already,enough%20foragers%20to%20survive%20in%20some%20cases.&text=%E2%80%9CThe%20bees%20were%20avoiding%20the%20flowers%20that,proximity%20of%20the%20overhead%20lines%2C%E2%80%9D%20says%20Ballesteros.

Electromagnetic fields from power lines are messing with honeybees

Transmission towers emit electromagnetic fields that can disrupt honeybees’ ability to pollinate nearby plants, which could reduce biodiversity in these areas

New Scientist

@Beedazzled @BashStKid @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @stux interesting, our hives at work are near to a huge industrial testing facility for jet engines, and they’re known for being really angry all the time. I wonder if that’s to do with EM radiation? The estates staff who look after them swear at them 😀

@WiteWulf @BashStKid @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @stux may well be

BashStKid 2d ago

@Beedazzled @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux Overhead lines are probably the highest electrical field gradient most people ever come across. I can believe that an ac 275-400 kV would annoy something sensitive.
That’s a far cry from the low-voltage dc in panels, but the best thing is to do some experiments to be sure any correlation is definitely what you think it is. It’s depressingly easy to be convinced by your own theory.

@BashStKid @cwicseolfor @len @gsuberland @WiteWulf @stux
I know 100% that bees don't like mobile phones or thunderstorms. As to pv, i would say its something to be looked into. I don't have a theory, I have a concern

But is the farmer making enough money to live on with those grass and animals?

Reliant on variable (and increasing extreme) weather, market prices, export prices, tarrifs etc.

It might look pretty, but it might not be economical worthwhile.

Using part of his land for solar lets the farmer have an guaranteed income through droughts etc.

You can also grow some crops better under solar. Sheep who graze under solar prduce better wool.
@WiteWulf

Not A Number 2d ago

Also, roads, railways, other public infrastructure...

Marcos Dione 2d ago

@NaN @stux canals! basins!

Not A Number 2d ago

@mdione @stux in all seriousness, I would be interested in solar "trees" around the edges of more fields instead of just blanketing some fields in panels.

cwicseolfor 2d ago

@NaN @mdione @stux If it’s at the edges, then we could put real trees there, providing wind breaks while sequestering carbon, sheltering animals and beneficial insects, all while looking nice; the upside of panels out in a field - not blanketed, but barred, as you can see in many replies to the original post - is that it shades the field underneath enough to increase the health of what’s growing under it but still allows people or even harvesting equipment underneath.

Ariaflame 2d ago

@mdione @NaN @stux Floatovoltaics and covered canals are a thing.

Switzerland is trying.

https://solarchitecture.ch/de/die-schweiz-weiht-das-erste-projekt-zur-solarstromerzeugung-zwischen-bahnschienen-ein/

Die Schweiz weiht das erste Projekt zur Solarstromerzeugung zwischen Bahnschienen ein - Solarchitecture

Am 24. April 2025 hat Sun-Ways das weltweit erste für den Bahnverkehr freigegebene zwischen Bahnschienen verlegte Photovoltaik-Kraftwerk eingeweiht. Bei eher trübem Wetter hat Sun-Ways seine erste Solaranlage in den Neuenburger Bergen

Solarchitecture

Solar between rails is not very practical for a number of reasons.

Better putting on station roofs.
Or standard size panels down the side of the rail corridor.
= Much cheaper and more electricity.

Solar roads and rails are great for generating click/ PR, just not practical.

@The_Sun @NaN @stux

What reasons wouldthat be?

The reason they're doing it is because Switzerland has >5000km rails. And since Switzerland is not very big, they intend to use every dead space they can. That's why they're doing a field test, see how it goes. And it's not that you could use the space for anything else.

Roads are not a great place for solar.

A) get shades by cars.
B) get dirty
C) don't last
D) slippery to drive on.

Between rail lines also not a great idea.

A) get shades by trains.
B) get dirty, from train brake dust. Have a look under a train, it gets covered in dust.

C) need custom size panels, custom fixtures.
D) needs to be moved to check and maintain sleepers, ballast, tracks.
E) impact damage
D) comes loose or tampered with and can cause serious derailment

F) needs special cleaning train.
G)low energy density.

In both cases building a standard frame on the side of the road/ rail corridor, or building on station roofs, or on the many empty roofs would be a lot cheaper and generate more electricity.

But these practical but boring things dont, don't get your company PR/clicks

Not A Number 1d ago

@The_Sun @stux I mean, that's what I would imagine you'd do. Create shade for the roads/tracks etc... with proven boring technology.

Trying to invent our way to net zero, especially if the aim is to ensure nobody is impacted by those changes, is a fools errand.

Phoenix Paulina Schmid 2d ago

@stux Why not both? Fields that can't be used for argiculture and car parks.

@stux There's some rudimentary info here on why it's actually a good idea: https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-science/agrivoltaics-solar-panels-agriculture.htm

Also, we can have solar panels on BOTH fields and car parks!

Isaac Ji Kuo 2d ago

@stux Both is better!

But I understand that here in Louisiana, it's impossible. You see, if we covered our car parks then the cars we're forced to use wouldn't get steaming hot under the summer sun.

Sorry, it's very important that we make everyone extremely miserable for no reason. It's extremely important that we don't provide any shade to parked cars here in hot miserable Louisiana.

We also got rid of window awnings. That was very important also.

Whalejuicesmoothie 2d ago

@stux cover *everything*

As panels are getting cheap, the support structure becomes a serious part of the cost (and even of the embedded energy). You need a lot more steel and foundations for such elevated panels.

Not sure about now, but not too long ago parking lots were money-losing PR projects(look us being green), while the field ones were serious.

Once we have enough PV to saturate summer peaks, every next panel produces less useful power. So lower cost is critical

@stux
I am seriously worried that we will kill off large-scale PV in the same way that we have now almost killed land-based wind. Keep adding well-intentioned restrictions until nothing gets built anymore