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mavhc
3y ago
It doesn't matter if they stop, only that they pay enough to clean up the pollution, and then we use the money to clean up the pollution
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mavhc
3y ago
Or just change your business practises to not emit it in the first place, suddenly installing solar panels is insanely profitable
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mavhc
3y ago
That would happen automatically, as no one would buy your products as they were too expensive, the companies would race each other to install more solar and wind, and to massively reduce their emissions.
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3y ago
Depends what they're for, to say 1000 hours from this point in time, no, to say at 10am in your local time zone in 100 days, yes. If it's in the past, no
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mavhc
3y ago
SpaceX posted a Q1 2023 profit of $55 million on $1.5 billion in revenue And the spend about $2 billion on Starship per year. So $6 billion in, $2 billion on Starship, $4 billion in other costs. In 2022 they launched 61 times, which is $65
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3y ago
The responsibility is only on the government for allowing the pollution of the commons for less than the cost of cleaning it up. Getting away with not paying your externalities is the reason things are cheaper than your competition. Tax pol
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mavhc
3y ago
There aren't that many private jets, the article talks amount their investments causing 40% of their emissions, so not directly causing it. I suspect house size is mostly to blame. But the solution is simple, tax everything the amount
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3y ago
Do you store your login to the website in a fireproof bag?
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3y ago
Except for being basically impossible to take the lid off
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3y ago
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPad+Air+(5th+Generation)+Te... looks full, area around the edge for thinness I suppose
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3y ago
> It sounds like the w3w folks did not do any such thing They were too busy spending money on marketing, it's not like every news organisation ran a story about it by accident
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mavhc
3y ago
True, I used NIH in the opposite meaning accidentally, I mean it was not invented at Microsoft
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3y ago
As soon as Office 2007 didn't use MSI the format was doomed. I assume the Here in NIH refers to an individual team, not MS as a whole. Teams is entirely NIH https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows for updates
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mavhc
3y ago
How is it running roughshod? I'm sure you can opt of of society by going to live on a small island
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mavhc
3y ago
That's true, someone would have just stolen your home, and with no government there's no one to say that's illegal. Have you heard of batteries? Nuclear power?
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mavhc
3y ago
By burning fossil fuels and causing a catastrophe. Easy solution anyway: Unlimited kwhs, for £100/kwh, controlled kwhs for £0.05/kwh
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mavhc
3y ago
Right, being able to sell the most ads because you have the most page views about something people are specifically interested in
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mavhc
3y ago
X-Files is terrible, the overarching plot had no end, and it made believing in conspiracy theories mainstream. You want to know why half the planet have gone insane? X Files.
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mavhc
3y ago
Depends if you managed to explain why
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mavhc
3y ago
Isn't their business model mostly: Having the most popular search engine?
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3y ago
Starting with a piano keyboard where A-L were on the black notes and M-Z on the white below them in reverse order Then the vowels were moved to the top row These letters still fit that pattern eyuio adfghjkl mnvxz I and O were near 9 and 8
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3y ago
If so then there's no solution except most people dying, which is why we should at least try something better
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mavhc
3y ago
That would require way more magic/sufficiently advanced technology than we can afford currently
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3y ago
"Of course my story is not an allegory of Atomic power, but of Power." The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien #186
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3y ago
Tax everything the amount it costs to clean up the pollution it causes, then use that money to clean up the pollution. Magically cheaper ways to clean up pollution, and ways to cause less pollution will be then created
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3y ago
Our thermostats are 230V too, so stupid
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3y ago
If BSG had preplanned better they wouldn't have been caught out by the writers' strike and failed somewhat at the end, apart from that, great show.
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3y ago
I'll always prefer visual effects that are somewhat realistic vs aeroplanes/boats in space that every non B5/Expanse show does
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3y ago
Stargate SG1 was consistently OK, but rarely great. Atlantis was mostly bad, stopped watching it. Universe had much better characters. Babylon 5 and Expanse were better though, pre planning plotting, still surprising most shows don't b
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mavhc
3y ago
Apps, fine. Charge people, say, $99/year to be on their platform and get moderation. But digital goods? Not fine. Google also reviews apps using humans, and allows 3rd party app stores. Interestingly they say their 15-30% fee pays for
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