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571.
by alliao 6y ago
I am a fusion power fanboy but would hope other researches are getting some loving too... I mean what about seasonal energy storage? would be a great technology in current times where weather's getting wilder. we capture excessive heat
572.
by alliao 6y ago
privatisation is useful if a problem is too hard... just let the market decide. less so if every aspect of the issue is well known I think...
573.
by alliao 6y ago
for some reason when I saw the headline I went over to check up on grc.com that guy's obsessiveness into coding everything in assembly gives me comfort
574.
by alliao 6y ago
US already did I thought? Around Jan 2020 I saw news about US lobbied hard for ASML to stop selling high end units to China. And they complied. China is in a tough place right now with regards to chips.
575.
by alliao 6y ago
whoa any forecast reports? I think the tourists are suing the tourism companies right now
576.
by alliao 6y ago
interesting, this must be why animal crossing looks so damn good on my 4k OLED....
577.
by alliao 6y ago
the downside of knowing more than one language is I have access to too many social media sites. The pull is insane.
578.
by alliao 6y ago
wow I used to use O&O Defrag when I had hdds I'd trust them again
579.
by alliao 6y ago
Taiwan started checking every flight from Wuhan as early as 31st of December...
580.
by alliao 7y ago
Japan do have such system though not for export as they're still iterating through at their own pace. Daikin do used to have an Altherma product for sale, but heatpump for heating isn't as nice as gas furnace if you consider the f
581.
by alliao 7y ago
I like the idea but I can't find a brand that I'd trust in this day and age. Whiteware goods used to last 20yrs, or people expected them to. Nowadays 5yrs warranty seems to be the timeline they're expecting people to accept.
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by alliao 7y ago
I think it won't be so bad if only there were some standards. ie. a hot loop, a cold loop. And appliances can just use the standard sockets to hook into these energy sources/sinks.
583.
by alliao 7y ago
can't they employ this technology for CMR drives? in theory the window of time it takes to write will be even smaller...
584.
by alliao 7y ago
war on drugs was their reasoning; not sure if it's true or acceptable and yeah I'm pretty amazed it flew in the US. But then another brand by Corning is the same, they had a range of unbreakable product called Corelle, the new stu
585.
by alliao 7y ago
says 115 cycle... as it's plugged in most of it's life and full charge capacity is 6435mAh which sounds about 100% still.. oh and it's actually late 2012 rather than 2011 felt like I got an upgrade lol
586.
by alliao 7y ago
my favourite laptop has to be Panasonic's Let's Note I had one wayyy back model W2D and they eventually had this physical button that let you charge up to 80% for longevity reasons. That being said, I still own a macbook pro from
587.
by alliao 7y ago
COVID-19 edition! can't tell you how many times I'm annoyed by having to tap in passwords like it's goddamn 2012! (coz i'm wearing a mask)
588.
by alliao 7y ago
KN95 spec allows a percentage of unfiltered air to be inhaled which kinda defeats the purpose no?
589.
by alliao 7y ago
Celeron 300A, the relative poorer man's Pentium
590.
by alliao 7y ago
"I myself personally can't stand politics get in the way of work!" rather suggestive that they're thinking about it...a lot. "why don't you be the team leader, but let's not tell anyone..." Hmmm
591.
by alliao 7y ago
I wonder if any came back improved
592.
by alliao 7y ago
It wouldn't work for facebook because the goals are not aligned, whereas the goal of minecraft is simple; play the damn thing!
593.
by alliao 7y ago
I'll quote the full text "the United States recognized the Government of the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal government of China, acknowledging the Chinese position that there is but one China and Taiwan is part of Ch
594.
by alliao 7y ago
I suspect being in New Zealand, this was older stock... I'll try and find manufacturing dates but I vividly remember at the time we had 2 choices, a more sensible sized one by Whirlpool that was already made in Korea, or the bigger one
595.
by alliao 7y ago
I have a whirlpool top loader laundry machine, just under 20yrs old, couple of months ago it failed, and the part is a plastic sacrificial part and it's obviously designed so it'd sacrifice itself to save the more expensive motor.
596.
by alliao 7y ago
I hope they design for devices to be repairable as well. I've learnt that apple watch just aren't repairable, smashed screen is 85% of the original cost.
597.
by alliao 7y ago
it's so hard to get a basic t-shirt right as well, so many people walking around with shriveled up neck piece.
598.
by alliao 7y ago
Texas can't??
599.
by alliao 8y ago
why do they take them out? and when do they take them out? when it broke?
600.
by alliao 9y ago
I used the AnTuTu benchmark app as I am cheap... and I found out my IO have scored lowly. Turns out having only a few hundred megabytes hinders the performance a great deal. After wiping 3GB of photos and videos the phone's gone back t

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