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by krzyk 4y ago
In winter solars produce fraction of the energy that they do in summer. You would need to oversize them 10x or even more. But then, during summer it would be wasted, unless you have a large accumulator.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Except it turns out we don't use much energy at night... Well, people don't but heating does. It is quite popular to produce heat for floor heating during the night (because there are tariffs where night energy is cheaper) an
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by krzyk 4y ago
Yes, but the the poster did the same what the newspapers he mentioned did - he avoided mentioning the religious group by name.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Where can I find the beta version of the extension?
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm from behind iron curtain, I have never ever heard anything on AM, I always thought it is some American thing. State sponsored are on FM.
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by krzyk 4y ago
And that name is?
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by krzyk 4y ago
> enjoy macOS This is not something, a person that wants Linux, will enjoy. > It's not reasonable to expect to use it for 10 years. Even if Apple stops supporting it, you can still use it I'm not sure, my friend has M1 Macbo
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by krzyk 4y ago
Interoperability with every other hardware? Magsafe is only macbook, usb-c is non-Apple laptops, mobile phones, hearing aids, wireless headphones, etc. And a large, ready to orther set of adapters to other standars. Magsafe doesn't hav
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by krzyk 4y ago
All that already exists on Android and the negatives didn't happen (with modern android versions), on the contrary. My phone supports multiple payment vendors using nfc. I can have Tasker do magic with my phone etc.
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by krzyk 4y ago
It is DRM, and Amazon Prime is particularly bad, it servers 540p or similar - it is basically unwatchable (other streaming services default to 720p, which is OK, with netflix having an unofficial plugin that makes it 1080p). And I was think
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by krzyk 4y ago
Are torx or Robertson screws available for average consumer? All I see in general home maintenance stores is philips/pozidriv. Torx is used in laptops/mobiles and I haven't seen Robertson at all. Hex drives are popular also,
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm astonished that something like jarred garlic exists. I have seen powdered garlic, but jarred wasn't something I remember seeing in Poland. We always have source of 'normal' garlic. Is it popular in other countries?
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by krzyk 4y ago
Chrome has any addons on mobile?
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by krzyk 4y ago
EU was talking about that, but currently I heard only Netherlands are doing that.
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by krzyk 4y ago
When you create a monopoly, you have to deal with more restrictions - you should at least, but Google looks like US government favorite toy and they don't get any pushback.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I didn't mean literally that it will move by the same amount of %. Stock markets down -> crypto down. Stock market up -> crypto up. The swings in crypto are just bigger, just like swings are bigger in stock market than in bonds.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Yes, that's why I wrote "probably".
648.
by krzyk 4y ago
It means that it behaves like stock market, nothing more, nothing less.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Probably not, last time (~4 years ago) it went ~75% down, so now it most probably will go to max 15k.
650.
by krzyk 4y ago
Yeah, Android is much more hacker friendly than iPhone with its closed ecosystem. iPhones and Macs is more for people that don't want to tinker with their hardware/software.
651.
by krzyk 4y ago
Yeah, off to do my evacuation to paper wallets and wait 4 years to go back.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Have you seen stock market? They are crashing also, this is recession.
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by krzyk 4y ago
collapsing tech sector?
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by krzyk 4y ago
Oh, right I forgot about Malta (basically UK mini) and Cyprus. But Italy has the "normal" (schuko or French) plug. The old one (three holes in line) are in older houses mostly. My previous data was based on my travel in EU. Now I&
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Now, pretty much everything is either USB or Lightning. This is good! What problem is the EU solving here? It makes charging more user friendly. e.g. just an hour ago my wife asked if she can charge her iPhone with the charger that I u
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by krzyk 4y ago
No, EU uses a single plug, it is called "Type C" (no, not USB-C). What you might find in some poorer regions in EU is old plugs that were there pre-EU, or prestandardization. I can say that, because Brexit happened, I have no clue
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by krzyk 4y ago
What's wrong with "charger thing"? I was waiting for that for years. And GDPR? Really?
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by krzyk 4y ago
Really, a stunt? If I can't change such things what can I change in a retro? It is usually either patting on the back or complaining on things that don't change.(late requirements, we forgot about one more dependency etc.) None of
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by krzyk 4y ago
I use pass also but only with GPG and I feel a bit uncomfortable that I don't know anything about GPG, I don't remember if I set a password there or how to move it to another computer for backup or sync of the stored data in pass.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Same for ours. Fortunately for me, when I attended first PI planning (of 4 teams that have very slight interactions, and I do not care what they are doing and how, I care only that they give me APIs/deliverables) it was the last one. M

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