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by ls15 4y ago
In Germany, where water for agriculture gets scarce, some farmers are adopting methods that I consider semi-hydroponic. For example burying a soaker hose below the crops. However, "real" hydroponic systems need to be protected fro
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by ls15 4y ago
Why do the largest companies need to grow any further? Maybe they should not? The world does not grow.
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> I think poor kids growing up with parents living paycheck to paycheck should have equal opportunity to become a great filmmaker as trust fund kids. I think that the bigger issue is that poor kids cannot consume the same media that rich
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by ls15 4y ago
I think that burnout is describing a deficit in one's ability to adequately respond to such stressors due to a lack of mental energy.
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by ls15 4y ago
I am glad that the EU actually has another definition of letting people use what is floating their boat: Force big-tech player to open up protocols, so users can send messages from any messenger to any other messenger. https://te
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by ls15 4y ago
Meanwhile, I am lighting a candle for every poor soul that has been pressured into installing Meta products.
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by ls15 4y ago
I don't know about GPs logic, but my logic is pretty simple. I don't use any infrastructure that Mark Zuckerberg had his fingers on. That was clear to me after the first time I saw him.
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Anyone in the EU roaming unregistered SIMs from less invasive EU countries, such as Czechia? Experiences?
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by ls15 4y ago
Yes, but the EU wants to open up modern messaging: https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/24/dma-political-agreement/
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> The term recession has been well-defined in economics for decades. It's been so thoroughly defined, that there are even multiple conflicting definitions.
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by ls15 4y ago
> Gold has likely lost its place as a store of value. So what is its replacement as a store of value that is broadly trusted?
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The EU is going to mandate interoperability soon, because it turned out that these companies cannot be trusted with allowing users to do what they want to do.
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Linguistic colonialism
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Machines that are used in factories worldwide to produce stuff.
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by ls15 4y ago
While demand for EVs is certainly growing and in some areas a total switch may be already possible, there still is an enormous critical demand for ICEVs in the world. There are areas in the world where people drive long distances by car, bu
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by ls15 4y ago
They just burn it off if they cannot sell it, I guess
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Cost of German long-distance train journeys to rise by up to 7%(nordot.app)
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> It's not a straw man. What I meant to express was that the GP was making a fallacious argument themselves by claiming that mine was fallacious when it is not. Take personal transportation out of the equation without sufficient rep
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by ls15 4y ago
Then I am still looking at a 5x price difference and a massive difference in range.
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The initial question was about cost difference between EV and ICEV. I think it is fair to compare the cheapest of both options.
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by ls15 4y ago
Any of it, really. There are cars that you can fix at home with a hammer, but this is getting rare, unfortunately. > I'm so confused why you say that a brand new EV is competing with a decade old petrol car If people want to buy the
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by ls15 4y ago
And when? Public transport is a strawman if it does not exist in sufficient quality and quantity to replace all personal transportation and it takes decades to get to that capacity. I am writing from Berlin. We enjoy one of the best public
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by ls15 4y ago
More affordable than Tesla, but still 10x of the cheap used ICEV that they are competing with. But basic? https://www.just-auto.com/analysis/interior-design-and-techn... > The Mii doesn’t offer a built-in touchscree
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by ls15 4y ago
How does an economy work without affordable transportation?
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by ls15 4y ago
> 0.06€/KwH Is that in the UK? I think in Germany the cost for providers is already above 0.20€/KwH at the moment and the prices at home are typically higher. Mine is about 0.40€/KwH at the moment.
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by ls15 4y ago
I'd be fine with a bell-and-whistle-free EV as well. I think there are just none on the market, except a couple of Chinese models that you cannot try before you buy from a Western country.
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by ls15 4y ago
I can buy 10 used but running ICE cars for the price of an EV and could probably buy a couple of years worth of gas for the money that I saved, even at current prices. We need some actually cheap EVs, so probably models that are not so full
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by ls15 4y ago
When I see EVs that are charging at public spots in cities, I assume that the owners for some reason do not care about money. Either because their are rich, or because it is some kind of business expense for them.
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by ls15 4y ago
Net exporter of electricity, but importer of gas. I think now Germany imports electricity only on 8 days of a year on average. https://www.renewable-ei.org/en/activities/column/20180302.h... > If Germany i
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Maybe the article does not mention it, but the same outlet discusses fracking in Germany in another article. https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/fracking-verbot-london-... > Politisch ist das Thema umstritten. Im A

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