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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   "Why should America pay for a meteor that's going to hit Russia?"
2. 92.▲
   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   EU internal borders being closed was agreed between countries in the EU though. It wasn't every country for themselves.
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   Wasn't it?
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   I'm wondering what those workshops will teach people to do. Most of the advice I hear comes down to three things "Vote green at the polls"(1), "Vote with your wallet"(2) and "encourage others to do the same&quo
5. 95.▲
   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   is it difficult to DIY?
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   I didn't like it that much. It was ok but I think it's been hyped out of all proportion. Gleeson and Farrell are good actors, but for me the script let them down. It felt like it was trying too hard to be meaningful or symbolic bu
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   $14,000 is competitive with quotes I've seen for heatpumps. I've been quoted up to €18,000 for a small retrofit. I would have expected the cost of heatpumps to have fallen as adoption goes up, like solar, but instead the opposite
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   I was hoping for something tiny in resources, not just window size. I miss Billy - https://www.sheepfriends.com/index-page=billy.html I really wish we could see a low-resource-usage development movement akin to the lofi &#x
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   by bartislartfast 4y ago

   biodiversity loss is surely a huge one. "even in undisturbed forests" is the headline, but these undisturbed forests are lesser in size every year. Ireland's forestry cover has dropped from about 80% in the 1600s to 1% in the
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    pesticides in rivers because of fossil fuels?
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    plus one for this, I had wildflowers and while the number of bees was disappointing I saw a lot of butterflies. they were in the house every other day over summer. We also planted a mint plant which went to flower, and that was like catnip
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I loved The Bridge! The first three Culture novels are exceptional: Consider Phlebas, The Player of Games and Use of Weapons. Highly recommend all three. The rest are probably great too but I haven't read them yet. I also recommend The
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    The biggest environmental concern always cited for EVs is the source of electricity, which has a decent chance of being renewable, going forward. Fossil fuel ICEs have zero chance. They will always be dirty. The second biggest concern is mi
14. 104.▲
    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I was just literally this morning thinking of building this same thing! Very nice work.
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Please don't link to the Daily Mail. It's the british tabloid equivalent of Fox News.
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I've been thinking about doing this! Also have considered ditching my phone, or downgrading to a dumb one. Yesterday for world book day I sat and read a book for the evening and it was wonderful, but I kept putting the book down to che
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Side note - I love the scrolling effect on the grid!
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    But if the artist, when painting, thinks that he wants no message to be imparted in the work but rather created in the mind of the viewer, then it can be both?
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism are all separately practiced in higher numbers than Judaism
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Wait... Atheism? How does one answer spiritual questions from an Atheist perspective? Surely that's impossible since the ethics and morals of an Atheist can't be drawn from a single source.
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    silly noob question about all these apps that frame GPT - is it just a case of passing some extra prompts to the GPT API when setting up? Something like "Answer the following user question in relation to Judaism: **" Or is there m
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Googled Psypic and got pics of PSY. Not disappointed.
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    yeah this one is, but I think that's on account of the tiny footprint of the 701. A larger machine would be easier to modernise with framework bits
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Is it possible to put the t25 keyboard into a t470 or t480?
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I think its become well known enough at this point?
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    John Karidis, the designer / inventor, sadly passed away in 2012 at just 53. He had 83 patents. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Karidis
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I love the idea of modernising old laptops with this approach. I have a ton of (working) old thinkpads and dells I can't bear to part with, would love to upgrade some this way. I probably would have done the 51nb mod already if I could
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    > yet since 2010 the humanity lost this wondrous know-how more like its cheaper
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    I couldn't afford to buy myself the t25, always wondered if it was worth the money. sounds like it was!
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    by bartislartfast 4y ago

    Surely there must be a similar lag time for production of Sodium Batteries?