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by 10u152 4y ago
How is stealing users credit card information and all keystrokes free speech again ?
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by 10u152 4y ago
Yeah it’s a terrible idea. Pumped hydro or compressed air is way better on every front.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Do you own or rent ? You can make a case to your building governing body to have them installed. There are solutions designed for this and operate off common area energy and bill at on a cost only basis.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Being a vegan protester is clearly the only way to have any impact
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by 10u152 4y ago
Why is rooftop solar more expensive? Mounting structure is there, grid supply is there, no issues with weeds/grasses, generally up in the air etc. Rooftops are unused space.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Absolutely I don't know the price of bunker fuel off hand so I googled it. Are you saying you think that the price of fuel has dropped in the 4 years ? Because looking at the oil market that seems unlikely. No argument on the pollution
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by 10u152 4y ago
A quick google says traditional bunker fuel would be about $3.3m https://www.morethanshipping.com/fuel-costs-ocean-shipping/ So 38x more expensive to build and 5x more expensive to fuel. And the big hitch with that is
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by 10u152 4y ago
56 million kWh. At current Australian wholesale prices that's $17m AUD to refuel. Does that sound like a cheap tank of gas ?
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by 10u152 4y ago
Can you point me to source for an whole ocean being set on fire ? I must have missed this one.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Your comment is somewhat hostile. "Justify what you think that means" OK. Well the large scale BES plants struggle to get costs below $200 per kWh. So that means that the cost for this battery is about $11,385,000,000. And this do
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by 10u152 4y ago
I don’t understand these articles. There’s so much hand wringing and the implication is that we’ve failed as a species. The solution hinted at seems to be ditch all technology, transport and modern methods and go back to pre-industrialised
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by 10u152 4y ago
We did this a bit at a previous workplace. Essentially sending out a formal offer letter involved a lot of HR, approval meetings and exec sign offs. If the person wasn't interested there was no point in going to the effort. Just corpor
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by 10u152 4y ago
Honestly I think the abortion question might have just been added by the journalist to make a good headline.
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by 10u152 4y ago
Garmin doesn’t operate a satellite network. They produce devices and on sell subscriptions to other satellite services. This won’t really impact them at all. They could pivot to use another network if it becomes more feasible.
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by 10u152 4y ago
You're working against millions of years of evolution. If a cave man is given the options of 4 foods, the cave man who eats the most calorifically dense food is more likely to live and have energy through the next lean time than the c
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by 10u152 4y ago
I think it's sarcasm
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by 10u152 4y ago
In Australia you're obliged to provide the accounts to prospective buyers and current owners in "condo" (we call them Strata Title) units. Very easy to see where the money is going and how it's been managed. As a fun lit
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by 10u152 4y ago
Yes....and no. Lettuce likes some pretty specific conditions. If there's one area that's perfectly suited to growing lettuce with the minimum resources (fertiliser/water etc) then grow it there. Better than trying to grow it
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by 10u152 4y ago
John Deere doesn't make bikes. They make tractors and farm equipment.
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by 10u152 4y ago
These certainly exist and have some, rare use cases. Personally I’ve seen them use when there are large air conditioning loads but insufficient electrical power https://www.yanmar.com/global/energy/ghp/
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by 10u152 4y ago
1.5 kW of solar for $25k ? Somethings way off, closer to $1 per watt.
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by 10u152 4y ago
No, they don't. If you have symptoms of an illness consult your medical professional. The only thing that everybody reading this article will result in is waiting rooms full of the worried well.
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by 10u152 4y ago
1. This isn’t what the subject of the video is. At all. 2. We shouldn’t base scientific measurements off how things feel. Imagine this in any other context. Speed limits in what “feels fast”, weights in what feels heavy etc. it’s ridiculous
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by 10u152 4y ago
I'm in a similar spot and have an ancient, dumb plasma TV on its last legs. I've poured HOURS into researching a replacement dumb TV that is reasonably cost effective and available. It's way too hard. I can get commercial dis
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by 10u152 4y ago
Do you mean that it was always on ? To prevent bacteria you need to keep it above 65c or so to prevent bacteria. Heating it up once a day does kill bacteria but does not remove the toxic byproducts of bacteria which is what actually makes y
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by 10u152 4y ago
Just on this, depending on location there are "rules of thumb" based on hours of sunlight, cloud cover etc. Where I live the rule of thumb is 4. So 1 KW of panels will make around 4kWh a day, averaged over the year or about 1460 a
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by 10u152 4y ago
If it’s capturing co2 that would otherwise go into the atmosphere…does it matter ?
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by 10u152 4y ago
The Centre for climate and energy solutions say there are currently 26 commercial scale carbon capture facilities online and more in development. They're not talking about carbon offsets for the linked article, they're literally t
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by 10u152 5y ago
Absolutely. That’s why I asked
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by 10u152 5y ago
Wow, what utter hyperbole. Can you cite any evidence?

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