Faaak

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by Faaak 8y ago
Do you really think that someone would attack the USA if they hadn't air superiority ?
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by Faaak 8y ago
So a git repo with signed commits ?
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by Faaak 8y ago
You're being pedantic, but you're right. Either do it right, or don't do it at all
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by Faaak 8y ago
I buy the theory that he just wanted to have fun ?
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by Faaak 8y ago
GMT and UTC are not semantically the same though. In this case UTC makes more sense as it doesn't depends on Greenwich time. GMT should be defined by UTC, but not the other way around
636.
by Faaak 8y ago
How a guy smoking a joint can trouble you is beyond me.
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by Faaak 8y ago
Tesla thinks otherwise with their new batteries used on model 3 though
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by Faaak 8y ago
It was not disallowed too
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by Faaak 8y ago
Buy a sturdy lock ?
640.
by Faaak 8y ago
Though you could power the ship from solar during the night and with diesel generators during the night.
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by Faaak 8y ago
Your idea is actually used in "the three body problem" trilogy. If you like that sort of sci-fi, read the book; it's worth it !
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by Faaak 8y ago
Seems quite useless to me as the earth's gravitational field is not very strong. Supposing that you could store the concrete blocks at a height of 50m (which is already a lot), you would need roughly 8000 tons to store 1 MWh. Taking ac
643.
by Faaak 8y ago
They do indeed. Same as trams, trains, or trolleys
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by Faaak 8y ago
If you live in France, you can invest in Energie-Partagee, which promises a 2%/year interest. It only invest in renewables. I subscribed some years ago and it's been the second year that they've raised their action by 2%.
645.
by Faaak 8y ago
Citing Wikipedia: "Blackout: Tomorrow Will Be Too Late" is a disaster thriller book by the Austrian author Marc Elsberg, described by Penguin Books as "a 21st-century high-concept disaster thriller". The novel is about a
646.
by Faaak 8y ago
It's funny how some people seem to be afraid of DIY electrical work. In European countries it's really different. For example, in Switzerland, you can do it yourself, but it must pass the routine inspection. France is even laxer.
647.
by Faaak 8y ago
I have to agree, it's a really good (fallacious) (populist) argument.
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by Faaak 8y ago
In Switzerland, Nespresso capsules are recycled a fair lot. You can find nearly anywhere nespresso capsules bins. Even more, when you buy capsules online, they give you a bag for you to throw your used capsules in. Once full, you simply dr
649.
by Faaak 8y ago
If you'd read the article, you'd know that the sexual charge was dismissed
650.
by Faaak 8y ago
Maybe the water is changed every day. It would still be useful as the large (lets say 2m³) volume of water would slowly begin charging up with contaminants
651.
by Faaak 8y ago
10$ is around 10kg of steel. With that, you can make a crude derailer and easily (and I mean it) derail a train.
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by Faaak 8y ago
No, 87k$: https://leandesign.com/pdf/Tesla-3-Analysis-Sales-Informatio...
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by Faaak 8y ago
Actually, it is 87k$, but yeah. https://leandesign.com/pdf/Tesla-3-Analysis-Sales-Informatio...
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by Faaak 8y ago
Are you not a fan of the font, or of the character ?
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by Faaak 8y ago
On the dvorak keyboard, if you compose ? and !, it replaced by ⸘, whereas ! and ? will give ‽
656.
by Faaak 8y ago
or 1000x less than a conventional photovoltaic technology
657.
by Faaak 8y ago
I usually just mumble or make strange noises. After some attempts my call is forwarded to a human
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by Faaak 8y ago
Electricity energy may be, but you'd still need to pay for the network, ancillary services, etc...
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by Faaak 8y ago
Maybe that's a good incentive to take into account environmental externalities ? /s
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by Faaak 8y ago
I'm sure that the guys there are not that stupid. You can weld "in the open". Just have to make sure that there are not big air flows

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