As a technology enthusiastic developer, I also follow the world of robotics or technological cybernetics a la android development as we know it medially today.
In this post, I name the companies in which I see great potential and in which I would personally invest as soon as an option to do so presents itself.
Why does vertical farming fail, or why do companies fail in this area? In today's post, I want to write about these issues as an advocate of sustainable and innovative farming practices. I've been doing a lot of research on this concept and have discovered some of the challenges it faces. In my last post, I already talked about the challenge of Vertical Farming and Staple Food written.
Joi AI, an artificial intelligence as a relationship substitute. In this article I deal with the topic of artificial intelligence, primarily the development of Joi and the progressive decline of the social being man, to Homo Technologis.
CBDC stands for Central Bank Digital Currency and is expected to replace money as we use it today. In this article I will discuss the characteristics of CBDC, the dangers and disadvantages and, even if you may not believe it, 1-2 advantages.
Recently I have seen in announced a contributionI would like to share more content around science on this blog and therefore I would like to try to publish once a month a review of the latest news and publications from science, which have reached me and which are exciting in my opinion.
In my last post I wrote about why science fascinates me so much, and since I'm following scientific developments on a daily basis anyway, I thought about publishing a blog post about the latest scientific developments from time to time, these posts should contain a listing of what I consider to be interesting articles where you can read about scientific developments and discoveries.
I will test this new format for a while and see how the interest in it develops and whether I can report about it on a semi-regular basis. I will mark the posts accordingly and mention the highlights in the title.
Here you will find articles about the Science theme to this blog
Those who know me know that I am in the vertical farming business. While I'm not in the lab or indoor growing facility on a daily basis, I've seen live what it's like, what the problems are, and what the solutions are to challenges.
One thing, and this is the point that is most of the truth about the negative aspects of vertical farming: the cultivation of Basic food products. Mainly cereals. Continue reading →
The Last Generation, a movement that is perceived by the public as peaceful and non-violent, except for the sticking in the streets, has another side. A side that promotes violence, extremism and even terrorism. The public has been deceived by the narrative of peaceful protest and civil disobedience.
The new news portal apollo-news.net has published a comprehensive leak, with more than 300 MB of screenshots and documents of the conversation, and these have it all, showing how this grouping thinks even on the inside. Continue reading →
I actually don't know how many people are interested in the subject of science, probably enough, and yet many probably won't be in this field. In this post I would like to write about why science fascinates me.
I've been using Linux for a long time in parallel to my Windows work environment, because I have more and faster solutions with Windows. Nevertheless, Linux is not bad because of that.
A problem that has always bothered me with Linux on the notebook, the poorly implemented solutions for battery management. With the new GNOME tool, this should now change and save the battery, which would be great in any case, because so even older notebooks that lead a second life with Linux, also get a long shelf life. Because it is not good to always charge lithium batteries to 100% and rather keep them between 20-80%, so the battery lasts longer, this is due to the chemistry in the battery.
Definitely worth times the Battery Health Charging Extension for GNOME to try out.
Click here for the article from Linuxundich.de
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