TheLoafOfBread

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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
We have invented light bulb at the beginning of 20th century. You will definitely find its descendant in your room. Try to use it.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Then switch on the lights in your room? Why doing complex retheming and suffering pain if you don't when you can just flip the switch?
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Dark mode, light mode ... Just switch on the light in the room and stop looking into light source while sitting in the dark. That's why your eyes hurt, when your irises need to constantly expand and contract. Dark mode is reducing amo
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Yeah with draw of few kW. If you would draw watts, it could last for months! But it might come as a shock to you, cities are taking in order of MW to GW
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
No they are not. It is either 30 minutes at MW range or hours at kW range. And countries are taking GW
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Generally more like 20 minutes.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
* Pumped storage is hours of electric output * Battery storage is minutes of electric output Cold snaps and inversions (clouds are low, no wind, cold) are counted in days to weeks.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
If your so called higher education can be done using AI model, which is just better intelli-sense, you should consider if it is high at all.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
I did not write anything about selling, just publishing without Apple being involved.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
If you willingly take no profit (Leaving market) over less profit (Losing control over AppStore in the market) then you can be almost sure that shareholders are going to sue you and I would bet shareholders would win such lawsuit. So no App
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Hmm. So can I publish and let users download my iOS application without being harassed by Apple? Because on Windows and MacOS I can do that.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
This is answer on question: Is Apple going to leave EU? No they can't even leave Russia.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
How is it that Apple has no problem to follow Russian regulations, but are having a hissy fit to follow EU regulations?
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
They are refusing to leave Russian market and are actively cooperating with Russian government - see blocking VPNs few days ago. Russian market is much poorer and smaller. If they are refusing to leave this market, leaving EU market is ludi
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Hmm, what? They are supposed to notarize application for security reasons, not make a review about design. Not their store, not their rules.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Very likely radar is in the middle of the launchers, from comments: S-300/400 TEL have to stay close to the Radar for mainly two reasons. The Radar vehicle also has the generator supplying the TELs with electricity. and the even more i
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
> Russian territory is stupendously rich in vital natural resources If space industry will get going in next 50 years, then this is going to be completely irrelevant.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Very much it is. For example we never heard what happened to this [0] Iskander dud which landed in Ukraine https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-found-dart-like-myst...
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
For example here [0] - Russian Glonass Kometa antennas with 4 elements to reduce effects of EW warfare. Great samples for Western military complex of bleeding edge Russian EW countermeasures. Or when Russians appears to have lost a jamming
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Here is direct link on drone video of S400 destruction using ATACMS. https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1czed3k/stri...
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
2 centuries? Yeah no. 20 years? That's more likely.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Cars are already having in-built engine sound simulators, especially ones with manual gear to force people shift when necessary.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
We can also remember Siri when it came out. Jaw-dropping demo, but still more less useless after 10 years.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Maybe sending something anaerobic, like cyanobacteria?
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
It is more likely that by 2027 fairy tale about solid state batteries just around the corner will be still going strong.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
It could generate whole book of fluff around a simple question, which could be answered in one sentence
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Straight from All Tomorrows book.
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
It is still the same old strategy. They are cheap now. When targeted goods manufacturer is bust, they won't be cheap anymore. Now ability to grow food is dependent on your adversary. China is applying same strategy with steel for decad
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
Why is it always Ukraine and NATO who needs to make concessions? Why people like you never talk about Russia who is actually aggressor here waging war of conquest and genocide?
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by TheLoafOfBread 2y ago
But clinging to old ways, we would be still cave dwelling hunter-gathers.

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