Das "Heizungsgesetz" habe eine "enorme Unsicherheit in den Markt gebracht", sagte Katherina Reiche heute beim Handelsblatt-Energiegipfel.

Zumindest für den Wärmepumpen-Markt scheint diese aber überwunden zu sein: Dort wurde mit 299.000 verkauften Geräten 2025 das bisher zweitbeste Ergebnis erzielt, wie der Branchenverband heute mitteilte. (1/4)

in reply to Malte Kreutzfeldt

Ich darf korrigieren: Die orchestrierte Kampagne und Verunglimpfung der Wärmepumpentechnologie, die Verzerrung der Historie und Inhalts des Gesetzentwurfs, persönliche Angriffe auf #habeck durch die #niemehrcducsu und #springer sowie das Durchstechen einer Vorabversion des Gesetzes durch die #fdp haben enorme Unsicherheit in den Markt gebracht.

Und ich darf ergänzen: Und die Inkompetenz und Fossil-Industrienähe von #gaskathie, die offensichtlich die Erneuerbaren ausbremsen will, bringt nun auch weiterhin Unsicherheit in den Markt.

Augenscheinlich ist sie jedoch glücklicherweise auch darin wenig erfolgreich. Es lebe die Inkompetenz!

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No TVL, to je fakt bizár.
Tahle Babišova čtyřletá schovávačka před spravedlností bude stát celou zemi ostudu, která ČR posune mezi země třetího světa

seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/domaci-…

Equipment failure slows REM service between Bois-Franc and Côte-de-Liesse

montreal.citynews.ca/2026/01/2…

The heavy rail that was on that line, that was barely 25 year old when it was taken down, didn't have these issues

We'd like to invite you to our #BoF session at #FOSDEM It's on Saturday at 13.00 in room K4.401. This is a meet-and-greet for everyone who is part of, or interested in, the #NGIZero ecosystem. We'll bring drinks and snacks :).
Preceding us at 12.00 in the same room is the BoF about the Open Internet Stack calls from @EUCommission the follow-up programme to #NGI.
For these and many more NGI Zero related talks and events at FOSDEM see: nlnet.nl/events/20260131/FOSDE…

hmm. I wonder if releasing on GitHub might be easier for folks, rather than Eurpod. I am considering doing this and keeping one file there. This might break my old posts, but GitHub releases are more trackable, the repo is frozen at that tag, ETC. There's just clear benefits to release them always as a pair (editor + Add-on) whenever I make a change. From here on out, I think that's going to happen.
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@x0 yeah, I think you can still link to the stub for the release zip from the assets link and not the redirected one, I've seen people do this. So hopefully it shouldn't be a big trouble. For sure an advantage on the centralization part, now that I don't post more than 1 release a day usually. Maybe 2 at most, but not 5 or 6 like I used to either. LOL thank goodness. Frequency should decrease over time as updates become more language-specific things only.
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@FreakyFwoof Downloading from github, for releases anyway, is much simpler anyway. If you go up from the bottom there's a releases heading, or you can just append /releases to the repo URL. THen you get a tag and expand the assets button. To actually put code there you need git, and GitHub desktop is a lost cause accessibility wise. Git isn't quite as intimidating as FFmpeg, perhaps curl is closer, but it has some obscure commands with bizarre, arcane options for very specific cases, which you'd run into if you tried to read the manpage.

Saw a reference to Paulo Coehlo’s ‘The Alchemist’ this morning, which was funny because just yesterday I was explaining to someone it’s where one of my key prioritizing heuristics comes from.

There’s a proverb in the book that goes something like “Everything that happens once can never happen again. But everything that happens twice will surely happen a third time.”

Of course, logically this makes no sense—everything that happened twice is a thing that also happened once.

But I take it to mean “Once something goes wrong twice, it’s time to pay attention.” Once could be a fluke. Twice means there’s something going on.

I submitted a proposal for a lightning talk for #FOSDEM . It's about .... from street-level hack to open cultural production.

pretalx.fosdem.org/fosdem-2026…

#openart #foss #creativecommons

I knew there was another reason I went back to Windows 10. Seriously, how the fuck do people still trust this shit? youtube.com/watch?v=sx8fA8zAoQ…

Do you like nonsense?
Today, for the second time in my life, I have been asked to convert a "pirate" copy of an old (50y+) movie into the DCP format, for a cinephile club. Not because they do not want to pay the copyright holders, they actually did. But that did not give them access to any copy of the movie, they are on their own.
The previous time, the distributor would only send them a French-dubbed version, which was a no-no for them.
They are not even obscure unknown movies, but classics. 🤦‍♀️

Native Instruments GmbH is in preliminary insolvency.

Not remotely what you want to see. Will keep tabs on this one in a tough time. Details:

cdm.link/ni-insolvency/

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@Scott I'd be more worried if they didn't just release Absynth, if their store wasn't still online etc. I'm not head in sanding about it or anything, but what's gonna happen is gonna happen, you know? Some people would love to see them go under but that's just churlish.
That would take down iZoTope too, same parent company, and it's just shit for the industry in general to be honest.