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by Krssst 3y ago
That's why you build non-dispatchable renewables at the same time. NREs can help quickly reduce emissions when there's wind/sun, and when nuclear reactors are online you can finally bury the coal plants that were running duri
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by Krssst 3y ago
Do they also not include telemetry or forcefully installed software you never asked for but cannot remove anyway and will remind you of their existence ar every opportunity?
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by Krssst 3y ago
This article is about geothermal energy. The article says it could generate more than 10% of the country's "energy" (did they mean electricity?). So it would definitely help a lot if exploited (disregarding potential external
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by Krssst 3y ago
The web version of Outlook probably works well on other OSes.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Without HTTPS filtering, I would believe uBlock Origin to be better as it should be able to operate on secure connections. But it's limited to the browser. On my side I use both: AdGuard on the system side to help with apps and Chrome,
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by Krssst 3y ago
I think adguard works by running a local VPN on your phone. This way it can filter unencrypted connections while integrating properly in Android. Can also filter HTTPS by installing an (app-generated I assume) root certificate but I don&#x2
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by Krssst 3y ago
8. Maybe out of topic but animations delaying the display of the window (can be disabled but is not on the video)
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by Krssst 3y ago
To stay within anecdotal evidence, I had to change twice after 2 years on my side because my phone started shutting down unexpectedly at >= 50% battery. Recent phones seem to hold better though.
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by Krssst 3y ago
That's a good way of course, but there's also the option of using F-Droid.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Depending on how it is produced. Electrolysis is fine but steam methane reformating is the cheapest method and emits CO2. ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_production )
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by Krssst 3y ago
I tried two kind of N95. One (actually KF94) uses the ears or the neck for support but ends up either hurting my ears or my nose. The second (3m aura) has two elastics that go around the head, splitting the load, and some padding around the
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by Krssst 3y ago
I think this should have been %removed posts, otherwise it could very well just be proportional to the amount of posts submitted and follow reddit's popularity.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Windows 3.0 can run in real mode: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_3.0#System_requireme...
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by Krssst 3y ago
There are subtle differences with newer CPUs such as: the 8086 does not AND shift operands with 31 while the 80186 and newer do. Not sure if it matters much for compatibility, just some trivia. Source: 80186 hardware refence manual, appendi
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by Krssst 3y ago
> To unlock every track you had had to take the GC memory card, find a F-Zero AX arcade machine, insert it there I don't know in America but least in the EU version, winning the first 4 cups in Master difficulty was enough to unlock
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by Krssst 3y ago
Note that you also need an extension to remove the alt-tab delay even if animations are disabled: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1317/alt-tab-switcher... (though otherwise GNOME is pretty nice to use witho
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by Krssst 3y ago
Could trains replace diesel trucks? Would require building and maintaining a large amount of railroad, but solves the energy supply issue. Though it would probably would not help for delivering goods to smaller cities which cannot justify t
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by Krssst 3y ago
> I personally agree with Apple’s stance. I don’t want developers of popular apps to be able to bypass Apple’s reviews and push dark patterns on users. They just have to make it hard to install apps outside the store, then apps that don&
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by Krssst 4y ago
At least those are not intentional, just lack of development time/resources. Knowing that somewhat brings me peace of mind. (and for the kernel module thing, the distro usually does it for you when the kernel is updated)
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by Krssst 4y ago
Last year was bad but things looked fine before. Export some days, import some others. Deferred maintenance was because of COVID. I'd rather my country have debts than burn coal in large amount for decade (likely decades) to come.
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by Krssst 4y ago
Nuclear in France worked very well for decades although it had some hiccups last year. Meanwhile German coal plants are still working despite the considerable installed renewable capacity. Having so much available renewable electricity that
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by Krssst 4y ago
Not taking into account seasonal storage makes the comparison of nuclear and NREs not pertinent. > there are still pro nuclear lobbies DESPERATE to hold on. First, caps don't make right. I believe NREs help in getting emissions down
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by Krssst 4y ago
Non-dispatchable renewable require backup power as long as we don't have large scale storage, which we don't. So it's comparing apple to oranges. Let's hope that we get such storage sometime soon since it looks like it&#
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by Krssst 4y ago
We would still need to go from 0W to 2-3TW production once we get actual generation; that's a lot of work planet-wide.
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by Krssst 4y ago
Pretty dark take (by all means feel free to correct me), but I am sometimes wondering if the fact that dam failures kill everybody and most of their families at once helps its public image since there's few remaining affected people th
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by Krssst 4y ago
422 in operation. You should divide by the total amount of reactors that have ever run for some significant amount of time, including those that have stopped operating.
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by Krssst 4y ago
I guess it removes the ambiguity as to where the cursor is pointing. Other non-ambiguous shapes are possible but you can't go wrong with an arrow. It is harder to see what a non-isoscele triangle would point to. Spaceship-type cursors
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by Krssst 4y ago
Also big incidents would they happen would still have a regionally limited impact while climate change affects the entire planet.
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by Krssst 4y ago
If this was the reason, wouldn't it mean that we should be careful outside during the night?
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by Krssst 4y ago
Allowing a single covid-positive kid go to school means contaminating a significant portion of the class's students and students' parents. Ten days out of school sounds fine. Long covid is a thing; being unlikely to die does not m

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