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by labawi 7y ago
I would be nice if you didn't switch units between 25GW and 120 000 MW. We have 25GW/year vs. 120GW/? years. If you scroll to the bottom table, and sum a few numbers you get: 2020: 15MWe 2021: 7MWe 2022: 8MWe 2023
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by labawi 7y ago
You have a point on many things, but I wouldn't agree with same rules for all. I think a lot of privilege mentality comes from cities and rules made for cars which don't transfer well to bicycles. Same maneuvers on bicycles vs. ca
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by labawi 7y ago
Personally, I don't usually use the broswer UI, but I like it much more than Gmail - simple, easy to navigate, does what I need. Though I mostly go there only for settings and it's always been easy. I use IMAP and SMTP, and it jus
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by labawi 7y ago
It's not really an applicable argument here. That's a general time/availability/word situation discrimination, which I think I would be ok with, to a limited degree. I was arguing against people based discrimination, wit
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by labawi 7y ago
Sometimes price discrimination may be overall good, but it easily leads to price gouging and I believe there a laws against it, for a good reason. Should I pay 1.2x, 3x or 100x as much today, just because you know I desperately need the pro
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by labawi 7y ago
Wood burning is a pollution problem only when burned incompletely i.e. improperly. Unfortunately, properly burning solid fuel for home heating is not typical.
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by labawi 7y ago
I'd guess the top line products will be more available later, as they tune their process to increase yields.
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by labawi 7y ago
To be useful to you, usually yes. To be a convenient security hole, AFAIK no. Any quotes on ME being safe on non-vPro?
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by labawi 7y ago
I prefer setting LC_ALL=C for to be sure, though LANG may be sufficient, as running "LANG=C locale" confirms LC_CTYPE=C is set.
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by labawi 7y ago
AFAIK, during early development they are using a different, simpler welding process, including more welds and thicker off-the-shelf steel plates to compensate strength. The welding process probably isn't optimized or fully inspected an
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by labawi 7y ago
Individually, it doesn't seem convincing, but if you find multiple instances (individuals), in their own different styles, and all the addresses are in the same mailing list... I think it can have significant weight. Alternative would
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by labawi 7y ago
So, instead of being locked in to Google you are locked in to Kopi. I guess forwarding is useful, if the domain holder's lock in terms are better, as you can pretty much match them with any mail service provider. If you use your own do
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by labawi 7y ago
Or you could use a dedicated SSID (vlan) with AP client isolation enabled.
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by labawi 7y ago
I'd guess UDP support and form.
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by labawi 7y ago
Water lost to steam heavily depends on style of cooking, or more precisely, in a covered pot, is mostly a linear function of the excess heat beyond that required to bring contents to boiling temperature (steam re-condensation on the lid&#x2
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by labawi 7y ago
Is there an example of a non development/learning tool?
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by labawi 7y ago
It's not just shifting costs. Maybe you trade say 1-3 units of time of caller for say 9x 1 units of time of attendees, for a 9/3 = 3x or more savings. Callers tend to have higher salary, but usually way less than the people count
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by labawi 7y ago
I'd occasionally notice taking the wrong used glass by the smell and even know who used it if it was someone close. Lots of pheromones and stuff, nothing unusual about it. I wouldn't say it's a bad smell, I just don't li
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by labawi 7y ago
Only if you do it as proposed in the battery-centered article.
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by labawi 7y ago
> Solar and wind ... cannot be the sole basis for a power grid without positing some new energy storage .. for which there is nothing on the horizon. In investment and projects true, in technology no. It's just a bit expensive and p
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by labawi 7y ago
Ramp up/down is not much of an issue, as long as you can predict it. Yes tracking solar looks more like a square wave, but only in an extent a duck looks more like a horse, than a worm.
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by labawi 7y ago
You don't need to use solutions that don't work or scale. You only need to have those that do, and there are. They just cost more than market rates.
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by labawi 7y ago
Why not store hydrogen? Estimated round-trip efficiency is approximately 40%. Storage in underground caverns / mines. If most of the energy consumption is supplied directly, the storage part need not be overly efficient as long as it c
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by labawi 7y ago
Do you mean as the backing or bulk material? AFAIK photovoltaic cells with the electricity producing junction made of pure silicon do not exist. Don't know how much of non-silicon is there, but arsenic from GaAs cells is not something
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by labawi 7y ago
Composting is aerated, generates soil and CO₂, not methane. Anaerobic digestion generates methane and soil, though AFAIK of a lesser quality. Per article, California does have AD facilities, though doesn't mention composting/AD ra
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by labawi 7y ago
Until it starts burning, or should I say smoldering. Then you can think of it as a multi-ton slow-release toxic gas grenade.
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by labawi 7y ago
I think (hope) GP means landfills with biological waste only, generating methane in lieu of composting. I wouldn't want to grow food on our mixed use landfills.
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by labawi 7y ago
In expensive/rich countries, used quality items in good condition are cheap. People prefer buying new and often get rid of old things that still work. In poor countries, people don't buy new things as much, often are of lower qual
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by labawi 7y ago
Well, checking my resolver statistics from a random day, it clocked about 8000 queries. Discounting some for mail, it leaves 7+k from my own browsing. That would estimate your friend's public resolver at serving about 20 users, though
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by labawi 7y ago
It goes both ways, a vicious circle. TTLs aren't respected -> people try lowering them even more. Lots of low TTLs -> people configure a minimum or ignore them. As an infrastructure provider with limited connectivity, seeing lots

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