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   by jesus92gz-spain 9y ago

   Yes, that's what I'm afraid of. Building solar cells might not be as environment friendly as I'd like, but hey, we can optimize these processes later on. Building a nuclear plant would also be very unfriendly when it comes to
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   by jesus92gz-spain 9y ago

   You serious? And building an hydroelectric/atomic/coal plant is not dangerous? It's not a too dangerous place, when the people who set these up are professionals who are following a security guideline. I see lots of people w
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   by jesus92gz-spain 9y ago

   How can nuclear (fision) energy be safer than wind/solar/hydro? New efficient solar cells should be enough, environment friendly, and safer than other alternatives as long as the manufacturing of these are environment friendly as
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   by jesus92gz-spain 10y ago

   I do. I have my Chrome browsers in sync, categorised in folders. I do also have "Read later" bookmarks, as I sometimes find interesting websites or news I cannot read entirely because I'm busy or whatever other reason.
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   by jesus92gz-spain 10y ago

   - FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop (but may apply to all) - HEADLINE: Add Expert Mode Install - DESCRIPTION: This week I started installing Ubuntu, and the installer is just too basic. That's ok for the common user, but I like installing in expe