7bicycles [he/him] @ 7bicycles @hexbear.net

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appreciate the effort on jury rigging batteries, unfortunately I am a dumbass and would instantly burn down my house or electrocute myself

the snap button repair kit I gotta get on, though

we have a horrifying number of them in germany

that's rough

If you work an office job isn't your means of production just you. It's not like office software or computers are hard to come by in the way that like a steel mill is

Those indigenous peoples had 100 million people just in North America, which is proportional to about 600 million people globally.

great, that only leaves about 7,9 billion others to account for then

Wind power really isn't the problem here

what didnt they

like 3 eurobucks for a single sticker. gets cheaper per pcs if you order more but I'm feeling that's not the goal here

DIY that shit and sell it to him for 300% upcharge then. Donate half to charity

brake booster on a v-brake is wild

this is a random post I stole from /r/bicyclingcirclejerk but also just buy wooden clogs and then drive some screws in. It's wood, that's super easy

I'm not disagreeing with you on the principle but what kind of population numbers did those indigenous tribes have? We've got 8,2 billion people on this thing now.

Picking up the criticism about solarpunk here; if your future only works after most people are dead for some reason or another it's not exactly utopian or even good.

I'm not sacrificing watts to my fucking soles

Switzerland

Was the "left-wing" position just "basic welfare state, but only for aryans" again?

this is who adidas makes the velosambas for

I gotta hand it to them, as far as wildly outlandish conspiracy theories go this is entirely internally consistent

Ol' reliable unless you wanna do it for the bit. I can't speak to these, specifically, but I've hated every fucking single spoke reflector kit I've ever touched

Half of these pictures, if you were to politically analyze them in the context of solarpunk, are somehow quaint little farms but also wind power which if you'd cared about saving the earth is definitely not something you'd do. Optimally you'd want very dense urban enviroment mostly if not all to make sure as much nature as possible can be untouched and thriving.

It looks good but every part of the city looks identical.

Huh, you think? I thought at least the in-universe Chinatown, Watson, the Suburbs and Pacifica felt very distinct.