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

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@Damp_Cuttlefish Perfect, thank you!

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@jm already have those!

[frobisher@mastodonapp.uk]

@prahou contemplating the ineffable is solarpunk

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@frobisher Great!

[twinkles@masto.colonelkrud.com]

@prahou an overpriced townhouse with a perfectly manicured lawn and a Ford F150 in the driveway in the suburbs of northern Virginia is not solarpunk

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@twinkles um.. very specific! Thanks! Added!

[hi@romanzolotarev.com]

are batteries #solarpunk?

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@hi Great question! I don't know! Let's hope someone can chime in.

[hi@romanzolotarev.com]

c programming is #solarpunk

[natanox@chaos.social]

@hi @prahou Sure, why not. Sodium-Ion (Na+) batteries are perfectly compatible with Solarpunk to my knowledge.

[j-g00da@donotsta.re]

@prahou@merveilles.town is indoor tanning solarpunk?

[j-g00da@donotsta.re]

@prahou@merveilles.town solaris by stanisław lem is not solarpunk

[j-g00da@donotsta.re]

@prahou@merveilles.town it’s called solarium in polish

[maddiefuzz@masto.hackers.town]

@prahou cyberpunk is not solarpunk

[prahou@merveilles.town]

@hi Sounds good!

[viq@social.hackerspace.pl]

@prahou
I guess it depends on type? Rechargeable, allowing you to separate production and consumption, sound like should be.

Single use chemical power... Depends on context, I guess, there might be uses where they might, but in general my answer would be no.
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