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by jahnu 4mo ago
Keep hammering the point that they are cheaper. If they are open to more advanced discussion point to the amazing structural changes that batteries are only starting to bring. Tell them something that sounds mildly like science fiction but
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by jahnu 5mo ago
Has this idea been discussed when drafting legislation? I mean are they aware of it but dismissed it for any reason or no stated reasons?
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by jahnu 5mo ago
Can you link to a good article or post about this? Thanks!
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by jahnu 5mo ago
There are galaxies that appear to be free of dark matter and rotate accordingly. How does MOND account for that? My understanding is that these observations are a fatal blow to any serious MOND models.
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by jahnu 5mo ago
Definite risk of a monkey paw curling. But I assume he's less chaotic.
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by jahnu 5mo ago
This is the truth. It would only take half a dozen Republicans to stop the madness now so the obvious question is why don't they? The political system and elite institutions have failed their country. Does the US self correct with the
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) are also there https://www.msf.org/conflict-sudan?page=0
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Last time I checked I’d have to leave my phone for a couple of days and the glue factor meant they wouldn’t guarantee it would come back perfectly. My assumption is this might make it a more trivial change.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Maybe. Maybe not. If my local phone and phone accessories shop can do it for little money in 15 minutes then the current calculus changes for a heck of a lot of people.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Just to add to your point; The final energy demand is much less than the primary energy we produce due to the energy costs of extraction, refining, transportation, and inefficient end use. According to Kingsmill Bond (great name btw) on Dav
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by jahnu 6mo ago
OK fine but it's not really helpful to us reading your comment if you also don't back up your counter claim.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
However it’s wired up the fact is the electric buzzing feeling goes away if you use a grounded extension cable instead of two pin.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Got a bunch of cheap ones from Ali Express and they worked fine.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Also got neither. I’m Irish but have lived a long time in Austria now. The punctuality thing is common with Germans. They have a different approach to rules here I think.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Would make a good tv show where a small group in a secretive TLA org started this but then made so much money they decided to keep it to themselves and get rich. "Sorry director, the experimental project was a failure. We deleted it al
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by jahnu 6mo ago
I would hate to live in that political system. Just imagining the ways it would be gamed and the billionaire press would leverage these votes makes me shudder. So far the best modern improvement I’ve seen (and it could be further improved o
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by jahnu 6mo ago
I wonder if there will be a big enough market for a very compact smartphone equivalent device that can be used just for credentials? A device that is offline on standby except when you need it. Perhaps the size of a car key.
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by jahnu 6mo ago
No worries, mate. It’s a super interesting topic!
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by jahnu 6mo ago
Not any more they don't. Those were older reactor designs which nobody wants now. And the 5 years was first-pour to switch on. Add a few years for planning, permitting and actually supplying to the grid. Newly approved Korean plans are
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by jahnu 7mo ago
You can’t put a gun to someone’s head, order them to be creative, and also expect good results.
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by jahnu 7mo ago
I tried the Apple one for a while but it’s badly shielded and picks up interference a lot. I mean really obvious buzzing sounds if near certain sources of RF. Switched to wired ear buds with a lightning connector and no interference issues.
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by jahnu 7mo ago
Question from a European who doesn’t deeply understand your partisan politics: what specifically should they have done differently? My probably wrong understanding was that people were still angry about the inflationary consequences of deal
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by jahnu 7mo ago
2016-2019 was an awful blip but otherwise I agree
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by jahnu 7mo ago
“‘Daylight saving time’ is also sometimes called ‘daylight saving,’ ‘daylight savings,’ ‘daylight savings time,’ or ‘daylight time.’ So, listen to your heart.” https://bsky.app/profile/merriam-webster.com/post&#x2F
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by jahnu 7mo ago
It’s literally the 19th richest country in that source. Unless you have more to offer than contradiction I have nothing more for you. Have a good one!
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by jahnu 7mo ago
Sorry I missed your question. While being a tax haven was part of Ireland’s strategy, given we have little natural resources for export or refining for heavy industries, we also have a well educated workforce which spoke English as a first
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by jahnu 7mo ago
Did you have one of those ubiquitous brass boxes beside the hearth?
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by jahnu 7mo ago
Yes Ireland is rich. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/median-in...
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by jahnu 7mo ago
None of those things were possible without the fossil fuel based energy underlying everything. Every single wealthy country used energy from fossil fuels to escape poverty. Some to a greater degree than others but that’s the basic reality.
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by jahnu 7mo ago
And turning it would cut your fingers to shreds! But it was great if the weather was fine.

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