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Harbinger01173430 ,

I thought it was mars before the humans had to colonize Earth

hungryphrog ,

Waking up and finding out that it’s snowing in April was super fun. It snowed for two days almost straight and all tram traffic stopped because their power line thingies froze. Isn’t climate change awesome?

FordBeeblebrox ,

I keep forgetting to take my car in and have the snow tires swapped…but it keeps fucking randomly snowing and the Easter bunny froze to death in a flash hailstorm

june ,

Reminds me of some of the worst smoke seasons we’ve had in the PNW

Kiosade ,

I remember a few years back when the skies turned red in SF. It looked so surreal.

victorz ,

Desert is spreading. Not terrible, not great…

aeronmelon ,

About the same amount of sand as a chest x-ray.

victorz ,

3.6 sand per hour.

UckyBon ,

I’ve got more sand than pie between my teeth.

RizzRustbolt ,

There’s burning sand in the courtyard.

xmunk ,

Pretty sure it’s terrible. It’s not terrible for the overall ecosystem of the world but if major Europran cities suffer desertification as well we’re going to have a huge infrastructure and migrant crisis on our hands. But don’t fret Americans, please keep trying to destroy the EPA and ensure you can burn the dirtiest of coals… and Germany, don’t forget to transition off nuclear and back to coal and gas for the uh… environment?

JayObey711 ,

The german energy mix is pretty good actually. About 60% is renewable. And a lot the infrastructure was build during our last legislation period. The early transition off nuclear was definitely a mistake but nothing we can reverse now. But even if we count nuclear as renewable, Germany is still way ahead of most big countries.

xmunk ,

Yea, I think Germany is doing well to make up for that transition but it’s still something that hurts me to the core - especially since it was so strongly pushed for by the Greens.

JayObey711 , (edited )

All the left parties still push for it and are not willing to admit that it was a mistake. Our general secretary visited my local branch of my party to talk about the upcoming elections. Everything went extremely well until he made remarks about how going back to nuclear would be like devolving back into to a past era. I fear that fusion energy will be held back by the bad image of nuclear.

FlyingSquid ,
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I’m actually surprised snow is unusual in the spring in Helsinki.

crushyerbones ,

Helsinki yes, Finland no.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

Fair enough. I associate Finland with snow like it’s some sort of European Hoth.

Carrolade ,

I got a chuckle from the line:

While snowfall is not uncommon in Finland’s winter months

xmunk ,

We’ve also got snow in Montreal today… it’s nearly fucking May.

hungryphrog ,

A takatalvi (literally “backwinter”, it means that when you think it’s spring but then winter weather comes back because fuck you) or two is common, but they usually don’t last as long, occur in March or early April, and ddon’t have nearly as much snow.

EdibleFriend ,
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That thumbnail fucking looks like Mars

aeronmelon , (edited )

There are people who believe we moved from Mars to Earth hundreds of thousands of years ago because we made it the dusty, uninhabitable planet it is today.

It seems really far-fetched, and the theory is full of obvious problems. But then you see news like this and can’t help but wonder…

(My heart goes out to all of you who became so terribly offended by this.)

Tyfud ,

It’s far fetched because there’s literally no evidence of this anywhere other than someone’s imagination.

EdibleFriend ,
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I’ve never understood these ‘We had amazing technology but then just kind of forgot’ conspiracy theories.

murmelade ,

I get it. I once spent half an hour looking for the remote which I had left in the fridge.

idiomaddict ,

Well we did. We only in the past few years realized how the Romans made cement, which was a far more advanced building material than we had again until the industrial revolution. The Bronze Age collapse is an older example, but we’ve had stories of great civilizations along with the technology they control dying and leaving mysteries for those who came next for as long as we have a cultural record.

The leap to space travel level technology is a big one, but I could see it being a really cool sci-fi novel. I think that’s basically the only requirement for a conspiracy theory: does it sound cool.

Fedizen ,

…wonder if those people are dumbasses? Yes. They are.

zecg ,
@zecg@lemmy.world avatar

I can help but wonder apparently?

xmunk ,

As someone in BC it honestly just looks like they’ve got a nearby forest fire, it gets absolutely insane here in fire season.

hungryphrog ,

What does BC mean? I highly doubt it stands for Before Christ in this case.

xmunk ,

British Columbia - sorry, I realize Canadian Provencal codes aren’t that well understood outside of Canada.

NIB OP ,

www.tiktok.com/…/7361117397736017184

www.tiktok.com/

Videos from Greece. Or Arrakis. Or Mexico.

Wizard_Pope ,
@Wizard_Pope@lemmy.world avatar

Any alternative videos these ones don’t load for me

NIB OP ,

Tiktok probably doesnt like some privacy features/extensions you use. Try using incognito in another browser that doesnt have those(like edge).

MrScottyTay ,

God i hate how tiktok covers the video with text

https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/937b34a5-8c04-486e-8769-2928ad670d4b.png

otter ,

Proxitok thankfully gets rid of that mess:

tok.habedieeh.re/…/7361117397736017184

tok.habedieeh.re/

github.com/pablouser1/ProxiTok

There are browser extensions to deal with it

impure9435 ,

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