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>Eventually it’s hoped that buildings will be completely self-sufficient, or “water neutral,” using the same water over and over, potable and nonpotable, in a closed loop. I can't see that working have they not heard of evaporation?
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That happens to me all the time the solution is I need a push or some deadline. For high school it was a strict (we thought) teacher who brought me from an average of 70% to 95%. For computer programming it was going back to school as an ad
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Ancient Greeks believed life involves and needs two types of suffering one is war which is destructive the other is competition. Competition benefits society it enlightens it moves it forward. Competition isn't meant to destroy your co
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3y ago
Hey so I guess this is an opportunity to overwrite past "deleted" comments. A second chance lol
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I wanted one of these so bad back in the 90s. I'm surprised I didn't buy one but I think it cost about $1,000 CAD (stuff here is much more than in the US). That's about $1,700 today but really $1,700 now doesn't really c
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3y ago
Heated sheds are not common here. Most if not all don't have any power. I guess if batteries were in it then it could heat using the same batteries. But you'd still need to run a line from the shed to the house anyway to distribut
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3y ago
My Canadian province doesn't allow battery storage in homes. At best if you have a garage you can put one there but other than that no other choice. Outside is not an option since it gets to -20C here in the winter. One local person sp
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3y ago
reddit isn't doing so well either. The locking of posts was a terrible idea. The old.reddit vs reddit shows many like the old style. Hate the app. All the information on reddit is user generated yet the reddit owners seems to think the
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Dozens of former Avro Air employees got jobs at NASA and were key to the Apollo program too. Owen Maynard probably being the highest profile but there may be others. He was involved in the engineering of the Lunar Module aka LEM. https:&#x
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I think it has to be heated other than that I'm not sure. But my point being its storage and stability as a solid material unlike liquefied hydrogen which may cause embrittlement of its container. A solid material, heat to release H, s
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I have a small pile of old manuals like Windows OS manuals, Corel, some MS Office manuals, a three volume IBM set (I think for 5150?); Disk Operating System, Operations, BASIC. I hate to throw them out.
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Hydrogen can be stored as a metal hydride. More of it can be stored in the same volume compared to liquid hydrogen.
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It's a training ground for the job not really for office politics and office life. There should be a required university course "How to survive in an office 101"
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In an office. Maybe it's just me but an office environment would be different than a university environment. It's similar yes but not the same. There are more consequences for your actions in an office plus you are getting paid. O
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3y ago
Pretty soon it'll be a full-sleeve and a nose ring.
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I'd say age is certainly a factor in this issue. Generation Gap for the 21st century. My Gen X generation would be used to office work but comfortable with modern technology. Although many times for complex subjects when you get into b
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Young ones today won't know the joy of the ridiculous size of Computer Shopper 2kg (~4 pounds) of paper.
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My cousin ran marathons, ate well, etc. and died in his sleep of a heart attack or more likely cardiac arrest.
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Parking spaces seem to be tiny these days. In the 1970s Grandmother drive a Ford Torino it was 17 feet long and over 6 feet wide. The doors were also quite big. It was actually a typical car not unusually big for the time. A Toyota Camry is
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The War of 1812? What a bizarre thing to commemorate. If anything it was a draw and I say that as a Canadian. The USA were the aggressors and never got anything so really it was a loss for the US.
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I wouldn't call right-wing reasonable it is quite different than Conservative/Republican. Right-wing is the wildly unreasonable distance cousin of Conservatism. I have no problem with political Conservatism I've even voted fo
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3y ago
Not was bad for lead but is bad. Lead is still used in airplane avgas. And solder for electronics. And bullets and for shot pellets.
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I just recently started watching this guy "Why doesn't a 75 Ohm cable measure 75 Ohms?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-8CaGOmWDU
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3y ago
Or on the vessel itself it would have to be shielded for the people and for any equipment. I've seen experiments where a device using a paddle was put against a person's head and a strong magnetic field emitted. It was a TV report
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Ancient peoples would have sucked the marrow out of bones. I can imagine someone doing so and there is a crack or hole in the center of the bone they are holding. As they suck out the last remaining marrow and try to get more but all they d
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3y ago
Ferries in littoral waters and whales don't mix. There is a ferry that goes from NS to Maine and it's been known to bash a whale or two.
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Take care of yourself! My neighbour was a car painter for decades he died of dementia. My Dad and grandfather had a house painting business in the 1960s/1970s using leaded paint for most of that time. Both Dad and my grandfather died o
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I think there is a lot more to it than we Western societies know of. Take castes for example Japan has castes or "Burakumin" even now in 2023. Anyone who deals with "unclean" job like slaughterhouse, undertaker, obviousl
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Linus Tech Tips YouTube channel also did a review and found many cheap Android TV boxes were infested with malware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vpepaQ-VQQ It was perfect timing since I am trying to find some simple sol
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I've seen travel videos of Japan where the person a local warns do not get arrested in Japan. It takes a month or two to get started as you sit in jail. Then you eventually get a lawyer who probably doesn't speak your language. An
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