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by eliaspro 2y ago
I wonder how this might look like, if all animal-based products were taken out of the equation and a purely plant-based food supply-chain was put in place instead. I'd guess overall agricultural landuse would drop to 1/4th or so d
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by eliaspro 2y ago
If you'd apply those kind of risk calculations to other means of transport, you should have a thousand more reasons to never ever get close to a car, yet taking a ride in one.
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by eliaspro 2y ago
You can (Github Enterprise)!
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by eliaspro 2y ago
Growing up, I never used words or even sentences for thinking. The abstract visualizations I could build in my mind where comparable to semi-transparent buildings that I could freely spin, navigate and bend to connect relations. In my mid-t
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by eliaspro 2y ago
...and as an App to collect & contribute data, check out NeoStumbler: https://f-droid.org/packages/xyz.malkki.neostumbler.fdroid/
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by eliaspro 2y ago
Energy prices in France being that low is not a result of nuclear energy, but only possible due to extreme subsidies for nuclear power there.
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by eliaspro 2y ago
I grew up with Leonard's music in the 90s, but it was only after his death that I learned about his non-musical poetry through another favorite of mine - the Swedish group "First Aid Kit". They did an absolutely breathtaking
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by eliaspro 2y ago
It killed a whole fleet of processing unit in our lab back then which had been all put in service at the same time, ran 24/7 and then failed all within the same night.
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by eliaspro 2y ago
You might mix up Cent and Euro/Dollar here. Even the cheapest way to produce electricity nowadays (PV) isn't below 1 cent/kWh (production, not end-user costs) yet and your quote refers to only the costs of the fuel itself.
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by eliaspro 2y ago
It's a shame we suck at acknowledging the obvious inefficiencies in our systems and adapting our behavior accordingly and instead waste huge amounts of money, brainpower and energy for magical and unlikely to ever work techno fixes. In
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by eliaspro 2y ago
The most fullscreen it can do: - CTRL-p, f (regular fullscreen) - CTRL-p, z (zoom/remove borders)
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by eliaspro 2y ago
The Fairphone 5 will get 8 years of security updates: https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/180206715370...
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by eliaspro 2y ago
UFW are now active in the Fediverse as well: https://union.place/@ufwupdates
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by eliaspro 2y ago
> Passenger rail has never been profitable anywhere since its very inception. Interestingly, no one ever argued for the profitability of cars, so all we can do now is to calculate the overall economic costs and societal benefits and that
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by eliaspro 2y ago
At least here in Europe, surface type and quality is available for the majority of trails in OpenStreetMap
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by eliaspro 2y ago
Density doesn't really matter for stationary grid storage, where even slightly lower battery costs can easily outmatch higher space requirements.
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How to Use Modern Qt QML Tooling in Practice(basyskom.de)
1 points by eliaspro 2y ago|0 comments
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by eliaspro 2y ago
If the company not getting your family members' names right operates under a GDPR-affected jurisdiction, they can be theoretically forced to fix this issue. See also the highly relevant story "EBCDIC is incompatible with GDPR&quot
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by eliaspro 3y ago
The majority of cattle feed isn't hay or grass, but instead crops like Alfalfa or Soy. And in the end, it doesn't really matter, it's the underlying land use and it's impact that's relevant. The feed conversion rati
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by eliaspro 3y ago
But if we wouldn't feed those crops to animals first to convert them to protein, but instead consumed them directly, we would need just a fraction of them and the herbicides required by them.
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by eliaspro 3y ago
That's the #1 solution for devices under my control. For the rare cases, where I need to transfer personal data to/from corporate devices, I just use https://webwormhole.io/
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by eliaspro 3y ago
The plants don't simply grow in the pot, you had to get potting soil which had to be transported and was most likely packaged in plastic. You might have driven somewhere to get the seeds, etc. The pots had to be made from clay (needs q
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by eliaspro 3y ago
That's basically the norm for supplements in Germany (and to some extent in Europe). It's rather common for people to have a small coin-like plastic or metal chip on their keychain which can be used for shopping carts.
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by eliaspro 3y ago
An ALDI in the region introduced something, that was unheard of them before. Until now, there was never an area after the cashier to collect & bag your stuff, but instead there was a place to park your shopping cart, so the cashier coul
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by eliaspro 3y ago
The computing world has changed since the 80s, when X11 was a prescription acceptance solution. Networks could be trusted as a security perimeter, the handful of sources for the software running on your system could be more easily trusted,
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by eliaspro 3y ago
Bosch opened their battery ecosystem, branded as "Bosch AmpShare" together with Fein and Rothenberger, which covers now more than 25 brands: https://www.ampshare.com/us/en/
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Colonial sandcastle-inspired low-carbon building materials/concrete alternative(cell.com)
1 points by eliaspro 3y ago|0 comments
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A Robust and Low-Cost Sulfonated Hypercrosslinked Polymer for Atmospheric Water(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
1 points by eliaspro 3y ago|0 comments
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by eliaspro 3y ago
I'm pretty sure, that cleverly combining various unit types and their capabilities/attributes would allow to cover 90% of what's needed to emulate Deployments and StatefulSets.
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by eliaspro 3y ago
You might also want to check out https://felt.com/ (also OSM-based).

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