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by g8oz 6y ago
So 5.7 cents per kWh for offshore wind by 2025. Compare that to the Hinkley Point C nuclear project which will be 11.3 cents per kilowatt-hour (indexed against inflation). I'd prefer the former and use the savings to build out interna
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Portland passes low-density zoning reform(sightline.org)
221 points by g8oz 6y ago|419 comments
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by g8oz 6y ago
The new MOPRIA standard for printers is interesting. Allows for easy printing and sometimes scanning from your mobile phone. Brother has many certified models.
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LuaVela Is a Fork of LuaJIT(github.com)
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US 'foils' militant cryptocurrency fundraising(bbc.com)
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by g8oz 6y ago
The German gas network can store 200TWh. I believe that power to gas has a bright future. Check out what Hydrogenics is doing. Also, storage doesn’t have to be day scale to be useful.
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by g8oz 6y ago
>> are bookmarks actually useful anymore? Well Pocket can be handy. Gave yourself a 5 minute break at work and find a few interesting articles that threaten to suck you in? Save them to Pocket and read them at home.
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by g8oz 6y ago
The ability of utilities to incorporate renewables seems to have improved over the years. I'm sure it will only get better. In particular the approach of handling excess production by producing "green" hydrogen and storing it
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by g8oz 6y ago
>> Jeez CNN is really terrible. Related: it was very satisfying to watch uBlock Origin block no less than 82 scripts/trackers.
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Good/Bad Developer(wildbit.com)
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by g8oz 6y ago
Forgive my naivete but: 20 megabit/mm^2 for SRAM...a 1u rack is 600mm X 914mm = 548,400mm^2. Multiply that by 20 megabits and that is about 70 Gigabytes. Does that mean in theory we could build a rackmount server with an external L1 ca
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by g8oz 6y ago
>>We haven't exactly seen a resurgence of the Klan of late, you might notice. Are you serious? While the Klan may be played out new fascist/racist groups are definitely on the march. Google "Boogaloo boys" as just
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by g8oz 6y ago
This article is also interesting "The Amish Horse-Drawn Buggy Is More Tech-Forward Than You Think: The tech inside this 19th-century conveyance isn't stuck in the 19th century. " https://www.popularmechanics.com&#
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by g8oz 6y ago
I’ve read that Rolls Royce is going to be using 3D metal printing on their upcoming Advance3 engine. If it’s good enough for those operating conditions then it should be good enough for anything.
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by g8oz 6y ago
The article says 1.5 trillion bricks are produced annually...wonder where they are getting used. In North America their use seems to have been relegated to facades.
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by g8oz 6y ago
* ublock origin * chromium devtools * vs code * bitvise ssh for Windows * Sumatra PDF reader for Windows * moon+ reader for android (epub reader) * F-stop Gallery for Android (Picture library management)
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by g8oz 6y ago
This is exactly the kind of emotionally charged rhetorical blackmail that is being used to shutdown dissent.
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by g8oz 6y ago
>>With Apache, it's an unstable mess I've found it to be pretty good using FastCGI.
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by g8oz 6y ago
>> The Chinese government is involved to this day in financing Huawei customers. This is a big 'no no' for supposedly 'free trade' I don't know, export finance is a tool used by many countries, the U.S include
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by g8oz 6y ago
A recent development: "Tap to pay" enabled transit systems are driving large increases in transaction volume.
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by g8oz 6y ago
Convert and you might get beaten up by your local Bajrang Dal chapter.
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by g8oz 6y ago
Journalists have to communicate with sources though and often that means using WhatsApp.
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by g8oz 6y ago
Offshore wind turbines on floating foundations.
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by g8oz 6y ago
It’s been argued that their “premature” investment primed the pump for renewables globally.
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by g8oz 6y ago
Has anyone tried Rackspace email hosting? Looks to be the same price as Fastmail. https://www.rackspace.com/email-hosting/webmail
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by g8oz 6y ago
THANK YOU for keeping version 3 alive.
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by g8oz 6y ago
Not exactly true...India used plutonium produced by its CANDU reactors for the development of their first nuclear bomb. http://www.ccnr.org/india_press.html
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by g8oz 6y ago
Any performance metric comparisons available?
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by g8oz 6y ago
40 volt electric chainsaws are fine for anything under 6 inches in diameter. That covers almost all household use cases as well as many trail thinning situations.
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by g8oz 6y ago
I'd be interested in seeing how PHP performs running equivalent code.

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