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by 10u152 2y ago
Depending where you live local/state/fed government will keep maps. Topographic maps, flood risk maps, wildfire risk maps, maps of services nearby (substations, transformer locations, storm drains etc), easements, special planning
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by 10u152 2y ago
None of the above are examples of corruption? Corruption means being dishonest for personal gain. Do you think they're being paid to taser kids? The above just sound like outlying bad examples of millions of humans in stressful situati
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by 10u152 2y ago
What? I think the point here is not that minefields don't exist it's that there's a huge jump from wanting kids to play outside to having them play in a minefield. There's plenty of Ukraine left that ISN'T a minefie
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by 10u152 2y ago
I think 4k in a 12 inch screen at 1m or so is just wasting GPU power.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Aerosolised conductive dust (carbon) is not something you want on a spaceship
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by 10u152 2y ago
You can do this is Beyond All Reason - which is the best RTS I've played in years even though it's free/beta.
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by 10u152 2y ago
A restaurant who cooks and heats with natural gas…
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by 10u152 2y ago
That’s pretty naive. My mother and her friends love recounting stories about doing exactly that in the 1980s while travelling. Probably just a date at a restaurant but certainly it’s not unheard of. A glamorous date at a nice restaurant vs
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by 10u152 2y ago
Have you any evidence of this? Or is this just fud?
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by 10u152 2y ago
I’m not the person you’re replying to but I do. And absolutely yes, I do. When I work from the office I’m gone longer (maybe 1.5 hours a day) but I’m significantly more present when I’m at home. If I WFH I’ll spend the evening ducking back
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by 10u152 2y ago
Which side that is definitely will depend on your bias
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by 10u152 2y ago
In most of the world yes. They’ll pay for PPE, tools, car, phone, uniform etc. Not a hard concept to grasp.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Exactly the same experience here. I think the downlights are designed with cooling in mind, whereas the bayonet style are just shoehorned into that form factor
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by 10u152 2y ago
Realistically it’s a united flight and they’re ultimately responsible for maintenance.
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by 10u152 2y ago
If the municipal pumps stop there will be 20 mins of water or so from the gravity header tank. No difference.
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by 10u152 2y ago
FUD. This isn’t running a nuclear reactor it’s following some basic rules and common sense. Lifepo4 is much more stable than you seem to think.
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by 10u152 2y ago
If you’re in NSW there’s a state government subsidy of $2800 later this year for home batteries.
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by 10u152 2y ago
This is tangential, but have people really not seen a mustard seed? Seeded/whole seed mustard was commonplace in my family.
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by 10u152 2y ago
I’m not clear whether the fund is specifically for natural gas plants? Surely any power source rated to provide power in emergency conditions would be a better idea and a level playing field?
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by 10u152 2y ago
If the government makes policy to allow huge immigration, it should make corresponding policy to ensure these people are housed. The housing crisis is not from organic population growth.
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by 10u152 2y ago
This is a little silly. Energy is obviously proportional to the mass and the height. A few kg of water and a few m of height will yield a minuscule amount of power. A very small solar panel and battery would be far less complex, cheaper an
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by 10u152 2y ago
Really? Every ship I see in port is still belching clouds of black smoke from bunker fuel. Never heard of a LNG ship.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Claiming the moon is of spiritual significance so nobody is allowed there put me over the edge. Can I just invent a religion and claim all the planets as well? Ridiculous.
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by 10u152 2y ago
It might be a badge of shame from his perspective but it's still how she describes herself, it's not attributed to him.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Interesting if perhaps a little over simplified, however I can't take anyone seriously who self describes as "a member of the East Coast liberal elite" Yikes
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by 10u152 2y ago
It’s depressing, both major political parties are enthusiastic about the idea of removing as many rights of citizens as possible.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Yeah it’s just pointless tribalism. Keep that stuff off HN please.
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by 10u152 2y ago
There isn’t any. The poster above you is incorrect.
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by 10u152 2y ago
Interesting outlook. I don't say you're 100% wrong, but getting enough people to make a difference to support you might be difficult. I think 99% of people never stop to question whether they should do anything, just rush headlong
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by 10u152 2y ago
You're on an unusual website for someone who does not support any technological development. You're not in favour of caveman technology even? Clubs and fire? Going to be a cold winter.

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