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by dd36 4y ago
So many people don’t understand this. It’s not even clear if Musk does.
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by dd36 4y ago
Or the current Twitter drama is precisely why it is an interesting story for the media. That said, given foreign influence campaigns in the news in the last 6 years, this would’ve been news then too. I’m sure it was news back in 2010 when t
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by dd36 4y ago
Right. Democracy is fake…
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by dd36 4y ago
Is there even best practice for non-cyber security at private businesses?
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by dd36 4y ago
Most cases aren’t that high profile.
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by dd36 4y ago
nobody can afford to teach anymore. That said, I couldn’t have installed solar on my home, built a deck, replumbed my house, etc. without Youtube.
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A new tool will help make vertical wind turbine farms possible(interestingengineering.com)
2 points by dd36 4y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 4y ago
Use carbon steel.
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by dd36 4y ago
Anonymized justice. The facts. The arguments and a decision without any of the parties knowing race or anything else.
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by dd36 4y ago
That’s surely the purpose. Natural gas and coal interests want chaos and uncertainty in solar coated with a glaze of misdirection.
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by dd36 4y ago
Is it less emitting once you account for leaky wells and infrastructure?
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by dd36 4y ago
Is it supported by the fossil fuel industry?
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by dd36 4y ago
This is why looking at government spending over time is an incomplete picture. If a huge chunk goes to retirees and wasn’t 40 years ago, there’s simply less leftover for everything else. Tax revenue might be higher than ever but net availab
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Watch This New Device Build Things Using Levitation–It Looks Like Magic(vice.com)
2 points by dd36 4y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 4y ago
You can for a few seconds.
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by dd36 4y ago
It shouldn’t cost you more than $2/Watt. Obviously if you only do 5 panels, you still have all of the interconnect cost and it’s not nearly as efficient.
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by dd36 4y ago
Same. This statement is bizarre to me. You can’t bolt solar panels directly to a roof. There is an air gap from the rails and also the edges of the panels.
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by dd36 4y ago
Even butter!
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by dd36 4y ago
Wells Fargo business.
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by dd36 4y ago
It’s bizarre that this is legal. It’s all based on “trust us” without qualified audits or verifications.
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by dd36 4y ago
Yep. Time for leashes and personal punitive liability.
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by dd36 4y ago
My bank can loan out 10x its reserves. It only can find enough good risks to loan out 0.5x. I don’t understand your comment.
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by dd36 4y ago
Because transmission and distribution is expensive, can go down, and offsets the savings.
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by dd36 4y ago
I use Ryobi batteries on e scooter. Super handy.
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by dd36 4y ago
How do newsgroups maintain integrity across providers without a coin? Isn’t it like a sum check? That doesn’t work as good? I wish bitcoin were solving a real problem for the amount of energy it uses.
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by dd36 4y ago
There was a settlement. He can sue for defamation.
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by dd36 4y ago
I base my entire world view on it.
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by dd36 4y ago
Verification only exists for a small group not the general public.
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by dd36 4y ago
There’s plenty of right-wing content on Twitter. Trump wasn’t even banned until his coup attempt. AFAIK, you can lie on Twitter until it causes real world danger.
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by dd36 4y ago
Interesting. Thanks!

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