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AuthAuth
10mo ago
No because they are highlighting a single year where solar was exceptionally high and when you look at a 5 year period it tells a completely different story. If you look at future investment there is still 60 trillion being spent on new coa
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10mo ago
why are you fixating on 1 single year? Look at the past 10 years or past 5 years and its the complete opposite.
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10mo ago
China's energy buildout is still mostly coal. Go look at the last 20 years how much energy they've added for coal vs solar. Dont fall for the "solar has increased by 500%" trap.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
I feel like i've seen the atlantic write this exact same article at least 3 times in the past year. Its getting better but the claims are still not supported by reality.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
public companies are not forced to maximize shareholder value contrary to the popular meme that always gets thrown around.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
>What people tend to forget or dispel is that everything in society is based on trust Trust seems to have been completely erroded on the internet. Majority of the mainstream sites feed users "news" posts from unverified unknown
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10mo ago
The half life is no different. Apple doesnt use higher quality parts. Thats just perception from their premium product marketing. Every time I see this comparison its always "My $3000 apple laptop is still usable after 5 years while my
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10mo ago
My life falls apart when I do not have the routine of getting up and going to work and talking to people. But I enjoy working from home because I feel like I can do less work (even during work hours) and more things I enjoy.
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10mo ago
Because they arent blocking copies. They are locking out alternative products which might be completely different from being stocked in the same shop all because they MIGHT compete. Its very protectionist and anti competitive.
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10mo ago
Thats insane. You're telling me 230million and 90k income first year isnt enough to sustain an app that hosts mobile phone wallpapers. Wow what a scam.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
On android it splits into two seperate profiles. Personal and work and they do not share the same app data, photo,files, contacts etc.
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10mo ago
Its unfair to compare other games to BAR. BAR is to good
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10mo ago
the country is growing so it will commonly "set records". We need to look at it in the context of previous years. Before I went and checked the stats I expected to see instore shopping to be down since americans are poorer than pr
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10mo ago
Ah this line left such a sour taste in my mouth "we’re fortunate as we secured a multi year contract that locks out any other competition from entering CW". What a brutal industry to compete in.
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10mo ago
I moved over just to see what it was and one of the coolest things that instantly made me fall inlove was seeing being directed to a system file and finding out it was a text file that I could open and it had instructions explaining what th
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
What can be done to counter balance the weakness of markets? Mainly the incomplete information aspect. It seems like that will always be a huge problem with no solution that I can think of.
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10mo ago
Genuine question, is a smile something people practice? I smile when im happy but it does not come naturally. Also the ad at the end killed any feeling of authenticity.
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10mo ago
Unironically they should deploy troops to Ukraine. Russia wont do shit.
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10mo ago
I can run the spotify electron app, discord and watch youtube on my 2nd monitor perfectly fine with 16gb of DDR3 ram. When I open my game I get better fps than the ps5.
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10mo ago
It still is a rule of thumb, you dont need DDR5 for a gaming computer let alone 64gb. A low end am4 cpu + 16gb of DD4 3600 and a decent gpu will beat a ps5 in performance and cost. I dont understand why the headline made this strange compar
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
yeah 5cents is nothing and knowing it goes straight to the person who put the effort into writing is better than it going to an advertiser.
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10mo ago
> I'm not going to pay $5/month for every blog that I occasionally read Why would you assume ads are worth $5 a month? Its more like paying 10cents to read the blog.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
Whats the difference? Both groups are firmly MAGA and supported by MAGA.
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AuthAuth
10mo ago
there is actually nothing complex or hard to understand about KDE. You can navigate your way around as you would with any other piece of software you're new to.
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AuthAuth
11mo ago
This is $10 USD a month to have a search engine. $5 is a more reasonable price but 300 searches is far to little to be useful. Converted to my currency this is over 2 hours of wages for a search engine.
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AuthAuth
11mo ago
Kagi is already expensive for a search engine. Now I know part of my subscription is going towards funding AI bullshit. And I know the cost of that AI bullshit will get jacked up in price and force Kagi sub price up as well. I'm so tir
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11mo ago
Consider how strange this would be for a non American to watch this change go through and no one to bat at eye. This shit is crazy and it needs to be said.
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11mo ago
Its JUST gnome thats blocking that protocol.
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11mo ago
This is part of the installer now. New users will select this when setting the distro up
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AuthAuth
11mo ago
This is bad. New user going onto an arch distro with a ton of tweaks is worst case scenario for a smooth experience. I'm sure cachyOS will work a treat out of the box, but i'm also sure that one day things will stop working and ca
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