TheSpiceIsLife

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by TheSpiceIsLife 9mo ago
Have you ever read any treatment of a subject, or any somewhat comprehensive text, or anything that at least tries to be, and not found anything you disagreed with, anything that was at least questionable. Are you proposing we cancel the
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by TheSpiceIsLife 9mo ago
You have a choice. 1. Demonstrate to me that anyone has ever found themselves in one of these hypothetical rape a baby or kill a million people, or it’s variants, scenarios. And that anyone who has found themselves in such a situation,
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by TheSpiceIsLife 9mo ago
What multiple times of wrong are there that apply to shooting babies in the head that lead you to believe you think it’s wrong for different a reason? Quentin Tarantino writes and produces fiction. No one really believes needlessly shooting
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by TheSpiceIsLife 10mo ago
Awesome. So how does one go about diverting this from nuclear waste storage to the diet of average citizens, as an act of terrorism? Also, I don’t know how to gauge “useful amounts of radiation for smoke detectors”. α-particles can be stopp
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by TheSpiceIsLife 10mo ago
You can say that about any waste heat. In really, it’s not convenient to move all waste heat to where it’s more needed.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 10mo ago
> around nuclear power plants Exactly what I said. > This is not true at all Yes it is. I mean, if you’re going to dispute my point without providing any evidence, then all we’ve got is opinions. If we’ve got data, let’s go with the d
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by TheSpiceIsLife 10mo ago
Got any examples of any presently operating civil power reactors that don’t have their reactor cores in some kind of containment structure? Others I guess the answer to your question is: fuckwit communists were running the place at the time
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by TheSpiceIsLife 10mo ago
That’s going to kill me because the exhaust is dominated by carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. It isn’t going to kill me via the route you suggest: by giving kids cancer. It’s Christmas very shortly, try not to be this much of a cunt arou
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Also from my link: In 1990, one passenger-kilometer would emit 357 grams of CO2. By 2019, this had more than halved to 157 grams.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
If we've got data, let's go with the data. Aviation accounts for about 2.5% of global CO² emissions. https://ourworldindata.org/global-aviation-emissions Rapidly ramping down fossil fuel based air travel will have
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Wires aren't usually called wires either. Ethernet cable, figure eight cable, power cable, telephone cable, HDMI cable, audio cable, coaxial cable, optical cable.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
I hear this often, but I'm struggling to understand how taxing the wealthy will build houses, or lower the price of energy? Taxing the wealthy does one thing very well: transfer money from the hands of the wealthy, who are notoriously
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
That's awesome thanks. Would be great if it also show'd what the average residential customer was paying as well as the average industrial users cost per kWh so we could get an idea of the cost of manufacturing as far as electrici
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Every(?) western nation is going through a cost of living crisis. And some people believe increasing the cost of energy is a solution to anything.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Gas Chromatography / Mass Spectrometry
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Stellar Husbandry, wild! Obviously anyone in to sci-fi might have come across the idea of meddling with a star somehow, but I'd never thought to classify it all under the umbrella term stellar husbandry .
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
typically*
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Look for UPS with generator input. A business that sells solar with battery backup would know the current product range. I’m only really familiar with industrial kit tupicalled used in data centres.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
2021 data from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control: Bulgaria and Croatia had the highest rates of trichinellosis at 0.42 cases per 100,000 population, accounting for 58% of all cases reported in 2021. Taking those two cou
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
You've already got a solution, and often the cheapest solution is the one you already have. There's no technical reason a generator + battery (and solar?) setup couldn't be configured to run off battery till the battery reach
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
By your numbers the payback period would be about 3.5 years. A bit more for a transfer switch and some wiring and other accessories. That seems like reasonable investment.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Lucky to be alive hey.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Ah, right. This publication[1] says neutrinos, but the article it references says antineutrinos[2]. That explains my misunderstanding. 1 https://www.energy.gov/science/np/articles/detecting-neutrin... 2. htt
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Do those still have a habit of snapping without any prior warning? Having said that, the chrome moly top tube on my road bike broke without warning. Granted I did get hit by a cop car doing 80kph in a 50kph zone. Strained a thumb too.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Fishing rods.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Yes! Commonly known in Australia by the brand name Corten (COR-TEN)[1]. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weathering_steel I laser cut and help press about half the cladding at MONA near Hobart, a gallery owned by pro
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Fission reactors spew neutrinos, no need for anti-
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Carefully and purposefully Oxidising Bridges with Rust.
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
This reminds me of something Jimmy Carr said. Oh! gender neutral elder, oh! gender neutral elder, what’s a joke? YOU ARE!
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by TheSpiceIsLife 2y ago
Fractal antenna! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_antenna

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