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2mo ago
soilent goo, again! you, yes you, area "biomass compound", well maybe not quite yet, but soon, as these things go, but most definitly every last putrid smelly horrible thing is a "biomass compound", and when you add in
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2mo ago
nukes are dead old tech. 2 layer solar pv is making 40% conversion, with transpartent perovskite and traditional pv and is going into gigawatt production now. Projection is for 50% efficiency with in 5 years, meaning that standard sized pan
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2mo ago
YES, but NO! forests and grasslands are strictly defined by rainfall. But the Inuit and other polar peoples(mono polar) are known to be perfecly adjusted to living without sunlight OR woodlands and are famous for there good cheer, hospital
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2mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rIVNeDuCF_k fixed, but some things are better off wrong perhaps
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2mo ago
GLOF, glacial lake outburst flood. exceptionaly brutal cctv footage from the tibet/nepal border, so many people that there is a tiny chance that perhaps one of them was tossed clear, but of the rest there will be no remains. other vide
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metalman
2mo ago
Correction: Stupidity is driving, or perhaps flying, future tech leaders to Canada. Thanks!
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2mo ago
The discussions going forward need to include how we identify tipping points that can create extream weather and where our globaly interconected industrial transprtatiin systems vulnerabilitys are, and what we can do to monitor those failur
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2mo ago
unfortunatly it appears to me that Russia has gone from doing good service providing a reasonable counter narative to the US/west, has become lazy and resorted to promoting convienient irrational and extreamist naratives present at the
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2mo ago
Canadian here, will be waging anti euro war as a hobby. we have enough trouble with arbitrary wackyness from the US, and our own internal regulatory nut jobs can also make business impossible if we let them,but the idea of bieng lectured at
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2mo ago
it was about the data centers, now it's about the guillotines.
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2mo ago
earlier today I tried ordering something online from the states but got hung up because the site doom looped trying to force me to accept shipping to another non existant postal code, so I called a local outfit and got a price about 20% hig
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2mo ago
treating a black hole as a point, or ;) pointicle,may be valid as matter may be condensed, to the, I mean ,in such a way that there is NO space left whatsoever, and therefor no room for physical dimensions to exist in, and the entire body f
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2mo ago
good to know, good to know
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metalman
2mo ago
Trump own goals for Canada, again.
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2mo ago
there is a legal concept of what is called an "atractive nuisance" ie: something privatly owned but placed unatended in a public or highly visible place, which has long been known to contribute to bad behavior that otherwise would
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2mo ago
Many enviromentalists want to move past the enshitified present, and get a place where responsibly utilised technologys can be maintained ,repaired and modified. Doing repair and maintenance to a wide variety of equipment from many differe
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2mo ago
The new regulations and fee's are awsome good news, we need much more of the same, faster. Everybody needs to chip in and find new ways to regulate ordinary activities and charge fees for them, and to start with all contact or interac
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2mo ago
here is the system. break everything up, "official" lines of comunication, phone, email, that are essentialy black holes, then a maze of second, third,fourth level worklings who always refer you to someone else, who may respond w
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2mo ago
that was revolting to read. unbelievable cinical double speak.it leaves all real control to industry and is DESIGNED to make "repair" a bespoke boutique privlage. what was that very reliable french device that was used as "t
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2mo ago
WOW! , a complete history, manual, and set of rules for bieng wierd, almost like a beurocratic normalisation of wierdnesz, which is of course the standard method of the normys when they notice that the strategy of useing the same tactics is
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2mo ago
no, just dont neglect to use the special alloy plugs that will blow out before a steam explosion gets going.The worst possible thing is a very strong boiler that can build fantastic pressure before it catestrophicly fails.called a flash bo
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2mo ago
too busy now,I just glanced and left was good when it was a simpler visual of regonal and global weather patterns that was another tool along side classic weather forcasting and live satelite feeds, but it's like a multi tool with all
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2mo ago
finaly something that looks like early cassic sci fi movie posters, minus the ravening alien monster and the booby girl in a bikini and space helmet, but the prop department is holding it's end up, heat, cold, and electricity, but at 6
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2mo ago
it's the first time I have heard that bulldozing and burning tropical forests to put in palm oil plantations is "efficient" perhaps profitable , but that is generaly a function of subsidies and regulatory entitlement, in this
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2mo ago
cartographery and translation are vastly smaller professions than they were, that have been altered as to where and how they are practiced and going forward are vulnerable to bieng abused and manipulated if they fall under central controll
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2mo ago
good personal advice, but the motivation to diferentiate is strong, so a wide variety of human content verification methods is inevitable as is the attention of slopletiers to counter or outright prempt that and create novel fake "veri
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2mo ago
thats disgusting. and since lettuce is already a carrier/vector for a variety of nasty diseases in humans, this wont help.
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2mo ago
nice try. the war FOR data centers is very real.It is backed by single largest money spend of all time, and money at this scale is war. War for resources, war to be first, war to be best, etc. Now if the articles take was that the war for d
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2mo ago
People here in Canada have not been sitting still. It is a truely fantastic oportunity, it's almost like 10% of the US market was suddenly transported to another country for free, and all we have to do is fill it.
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2mo ago
People here in Canada have not been sitting still. It is a truely fantastic oportunity, it's almost like 10% of the US market was suddenly transported to another country for free, and all we have to do is fill it.
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