Nice ones 👍

Any place you can bring a shipping container to can also be served by a water tanker truck capable of delivering 40,000 liters per trip.

If this was something you could fit on an offroad pickup truck, I might see some application in very remote drought stuck regions, but most of the time such regions have people with livelihoods depending on lifestock that also needs water, so 1000 liters a day is never going to cut it for them.

1000 liters per day is very little…

Maybe you should read the article first and not just comment based on the title.

Kinda a shame that the article is behind a paywall. Seems like an interesting topic.

Damn. Thanks for the update.

There is a new 3rd party mobile app that’s fully FOSS.

You could try something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZxR-qtGH7c

Although another method is to use aluminium powder to have it self raise like this: https://youtu.be/smUu0WrnVTM

This is why ventilators can make sense to run in tall rooms even during the winter.

Sure, but these new C40 cells seem great for DIY projects since they don’t need compression like those rectangular ones or a lot of welding like those small standard cells.

I mean, yes by all means, but how is this related to Solarpunk?

You can’t reference more than one link in the URL field.

Link is broken.

This is another example of the natural abundance there use to be and that people have forgotten about.

Nice work. Redoing all the above wall piping must have been a pain.

Linking this with some sound modem to transmit text data, ideally with some automatic repetition to remove errors, will probably be much nicer to communicate with. But cool concept overall.

I think the biggest issue with Meshtastic is the dependence on a proprietary hardware standard. So there is definitely a risk there and the developers of Meshtastic software should probably consider supporting the more open Wi-Fi HaLow (802.11ah) standard in addition.

I think this article covers it well: https://wiki.slrpnk.net/articles:infrapolitics

We have a community for that: !music@slrpnk.net but in I don’t think there really is a specific music genre for solarpunk.