Let us build together the largest resource on what is, and what is not #solarpunk!

[vinishor@bsd.network]

@prahou oh, and I forgot the most important : reading a book is solarpunk

[kallisti@infosec.exchange]

@prahou
Sharing knowledge is definitely Solarpunk

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@vinishor added!

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@kallisti Awesome! Added!

[deltalima@social.la10cy.net]

@prahou Fcking off bigtech is solar punk

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@DeltaLima is swearing solarpunk?

[deltalima@social.la10cy.net]

@prahou swearing is part of punk, so it is part of solar punk as well - imo

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@DeltaLima hmm, let's say *maybe* for now.

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@DeltaLima Added, but it says frick instead

[deltalima@social.la10cy.net]

@prahou fricking love it!

[fritzadalis@infosec.exchange]

@vinishor @prahou
Drawing with a Cobalt-60 rod is not solarpunk.

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@FritzAdalis @vinishor Good one! Thanks!

[dio@kanoa.de]

@prahou taking a dump in the woods ~feels~ solarpunk (ecofriendly like, of course, no wiping with paper I guess, burying it like a cat).

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@dio I like it, thanks!

[daniil@d.miku-dominant.ts.net]

But burning your enemies with a giant magnifying glass is.

CC: @prahou@merveilles.town

[primm@wetdry.world]

@prahou Greenhouses are solarpunk!

[damp_cuttlefish@mastodon.scot]

@prahou Weaving textiles is solarpunk. Natural fibres definitely, but I think we can weave a little bit of synthetic polymer as well, as a treat.

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@daniil @viz Great!

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@primm Thanks!

[jm@snac.jmjanzen.dev]

@prahou@merveilles.town
Solar panels are definitely solarpunk.