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by SECProto 4y ago
The no-street-parking thing goes hand in hand with another restriction: you have to prove you have an off-street parking space within a short distance (I seem to recall 800m when I was registering, but internet suggests 2km) of your residen
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Additionally, I don't know how anyone who has cooked on gas and electric can claim electric is superior In addition to all the other responses you've received disputing technical aspects of your post, I'd just like to co
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by SECProto 4y ago
I was using both Cathedral and Basilica in the religious designation sense - I was unaware that either word had purely architectural meanings. The self-correction was somewhat tongue in cheek, as the real mistake would be from the article,
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Good steel reinforced concrete starts deteriorating before a hundred years. It's no material for a cathedral. La Sagrada Familiar uses steel reinforced concrete (though technically it's a minor basilica, not a cathedral) htt
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by SECProto 4y ago
I was able to search just fine without logging in to anything. Denied location access, manually entered location, map popped up with blue, green, and red bubbles.
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Surely, but they clearly states that cities pollute far more than large spread areas No, your source is highly specific in that it is looking at grid emissions from cities in Australia, which has one of the dirtiest grids in the develo
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by SECProto 4y ago
The source you cited doesn't mention trains or planes at any point.
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by SECProto 4y ago
> the real TCO of passengers hi-speed rails is FAR above air traveling, not much in money but in environmental terms How? Rail is consistently ranked among the lowest CO2-per-passenger-km of any travel mode. High speed rail is all electr
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by SECProto 4y ago
I also had issues with it, not so much for the fixed camera FOV, but because the weird momentum/camera mechanics (it always felt like it was pulling and shifting in non-linear ways I couldn't control) made me feel motion sick with
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by SECProto 4y ago
The "~20x increase in damage" may still be negligible. Where I live, damage to neighbourhood roads is mostly caused by the freeze-thaw cycle. Similar damage can happen from wet-dry cycles with eg expansive clay subgrades. Loading
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by SECProto 4y ago
Sounds like a good place to open a lithium & rare earths mine.
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by SECProto 4y ago
A lot of cheeses benefit from very thin slicing - it emphasizes the crystallization of Parmigiano Regiano, the creaminess of a Havarti, or the everything of an Applewood smoked cheddar.
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by SECProto 4y ago
I'm sorry if my word order affected your understanding of what I meant, but I don't believe a usbc-female to aux male cable exists. If it does, it's certainly not common enough to warrant correction.
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by SECProto 4y ago
> It really is hard for me to understand. It's not like they took away to play music over a wire, that I would understand being a problem. No, they added an additional inconvenience to something I use every day. So I'll get a p
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Just like…have it with you? I do this by using a phone that has the port built in. > They sell things to attach it to your keys. You can buy a few adapters to leave at your desk in your car, they are cheap. My "keys" are a
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by SECProto 4y ago
> if you don't mind carrying a wired headset, a usb-c > 3.5mm adapter can't be the dongle that breaks the camel's back..? I never carry a dongle or a wired headset. I use an aux wire in my car, and a pair of over-ear wi
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Come on. It isn’t removed it’s just not built into the unit. I assume this is a reference to being able to use a usbc-to-aux dongle? The aux port is literally removed from the 6a... > You can appreciate why, right? The engineering p
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Could have been written “the rise of heresy and the glorification of idolatry”. "Heresy" and "pseudo-science" are not synonyms. "Ignorance" and "idolatry" definitely aren't even similar. Thi
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by SECProto 4y ago
> The emotions you’re expressing — awe and anger at disbelievers — are rooted more in religious sciencism than actual science. They didn't say a word about "disbelievers" (which implies faith). They spoke of the "rise
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by SECProto 4y ago
Looking at it another way, the value of plastic and wood/paper comes from the molecular structures. The value of steel, aluminum, lead (from lead acid batteries), and in future lithium/nickle/cobalt (from LiIon batteries) com
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by SECProto 4y ago
recycling economics is largely a product of material value, homogeneity, and technical feasibility. Look at some classic examples: Steel: high value, reasonably homogeneous, easier than raw ore --> almost all get recycled. Paper: low val
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by SECProto 4y ago
Oxidation is only one component of flavour degradation - that said, its the dominant one. So while the pods would be much better than a months-opened canister of folgers, certainly (as sealed canisters are also generally nitrogen or CO2 flu
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by SECProto 4y ago
> French press + grinder is straightforward and has little maintenance And even that comparison is unfair, as with that you're getting fresh ground coffee which is much better. Pod coffees are preground minimum months before you&#x2
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by SECProto 4y ago
> Market price to ensure a nuclear power plant against damages. Why are they so high as to make nuclear power creation uneconomical? A market inefficiency? Yes. The nonrenewable energies (coal, natgas, oil) in my source are constantly em
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by SECProto 4y ago
> At the same time you will be hard pressed to find evidence that nuclear power was safe in the past or is safe today in politically unstable environments. First of all, that isn't the same claim the post above to you was making. Se
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by SECProto 4y ago
Thanks for this link, exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. The lineageOS site is kind of impossible to use for that purpose - it uses random names that don't have anything clearly to do with the device
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by SECProto 4y ago
> I won't buy a phone that I can't run LineageOS on. MicroG. I won't buy one that doesn't have an aux port. Do you know any lineage-supporting modern phones that have an aux port (and an SD slot, ideally!) by chance?
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by SECProto 5y ago
> Also, this is the B1M, which isn't that good Do you have a better medium-length video content producer about large civil engineering projects? I'd be interested to watch. > From the title I expected this to be about the Fe
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by SECProto 5y ago
Mars is much higher than 1/6 earth gravity - more than 1/3 earth gravity (Wikipedia says 38%)
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by SECProto 5y ago
> Liberal governments will do everything but the one thing that will solve the problem Construction permitting is mainly a municipal issue, with a bit of provincial thrown in there. Municipal representatives are not aligned with particul

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