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by Gare 2y ago
On the other hand, plastic industry consumes only around 6% of oil and gas production globally. Not really something they can count on to continue business-as-usual.
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by Gare 2y ago
And pulp fiction is even older!
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by Gare 2y ago
> That’s not hard, but also typically if you can get power to a base station you can run fiber along the same poles the power runs on. Or a directional microwave link to the next station in sight.
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by Gare 2y ago
Why do you need satellite if you can connect to a base station? This makes no sense. No, they claim direct phone to satellite link.
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by Gare 2y ago
There are virtually no unconnected places in most of Europe yet wilderness is still dangerous. It is good that rescue services can help you if accident happens (and it can happen even to the adequatly prepared).
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by Gare 2y ago
Only some of those electrons can move freely.
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by Gare 2y ago
When you get used to 360 camera, even backup camera starts to feel lacking...
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by Gare 2y ago
It was not his proposal and it was not in his power to approve it. Community proposed and endorsed it. He only requested a change from becca to rebecca.
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by Gare 2y ago
> Breakfast and lunch are not paid breaks in any EU country as far as I know. One 30 minute break (lunch break) is paid in Croatia and Slovenia
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by Gare 2y ago
> Given there was a gap of 6 years between the discovery of this mersenne prime and the previous It was the largest gap so far. Several primes were quite close. The next one might be discovered much sooner. Previos two had a gap of a bit
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by Gare 2y ago
Given economies of scale, yes
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by Gare 2y ago
> lol, how many illegals has Germany for example deported? Deporting people in the EU is a huge hassle and the source countries often don't want to cooperate in taking back people. > Plus they can also claim asylum once they get
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by Gare 2y ago
Actually... they kinda can? If they don't work, they get deported back. Also they are in debt to the agency that got them here. It's a hair above modern slavery the way it currently works, especially in EU countries with more... l
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by Gare 2y ago
Or importing even more foreign workers. Which I'm not strictly against, but does come with it's own set of challenges.
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by Gare 2y ago
Maybe you could use the IJsselmeer as a pumped storage hydro ;)
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by Gare 2y ago
Or if the power goes out. Where I live, there are at least several outages per year.
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by Gare 2y ago
Major reason sun sets so late in Spain is because they're in the "wrong" timezone. Daylight in Santiago is only 40 minutes longer during winter solstice. And during summer solstice Munich has longer daylight!
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by Gare 2y ago
Falcon 9 can land on land just fine (and it was done multiple times on less demanding missions). Landing on barge gives it extra performance.
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by Gare 2y ago
Or maybe they mean "day" as starting from UTC midnight.
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by Gare 2y ago
But isn't most hardware today defined using "software", with desired logic coded in Verilog or VHDL and then just realized using billions of tiny transistors?
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by Gare 2y ago
Sure, but Concorde was hella loud even in subsonic regime.
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by Gare 2y ago
On (mobile) Firefox they don't. And all are of equal width.
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by Gare 2y ago
At some point storage or overbuilding capacity becomes more cost effective than long transmission lines.
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by Gare 2y ago
Maybe income inequality?
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by Gare 2y ago
Adapters are installed on the ISS
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by Gare 2y ago
And now because of German needs eastern and south-easthern EU countries are in even worse position because Germany has hoovered up a decent chunk of skilled younger workforce. We have started to import unskilled/low skilled laborers fr
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by Gare 2y ago
Is there a "press license" in USA?
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by Gare 2y ago
Motorways have safety barriers between opposing traffic. They're quite good at stopping cars. Trucks, not so much unless they're concrete, or newer steel barriers of higher class.
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by Gare 2y ago
Looks like TFA is wrong. According to other sources, the attack happened near Tarifa and Barbate in Spain, which are on the Atlantic side of the Strait of Gibraltar.
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by Gare 2y ago
It happened in the Strait of Gibraltar

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