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> A Wall Street banker doesn’t have a carbon footprint that much higher than a regular person. Maybe even less. That is just not true. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/feb/04/carbon-f... T
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New construction in Germany is insanely well insulated -- by law. But we have a huge existing base of old construction that takes ten times as much energy to heat up or more. You can't just hear all that down, and improving the insulat
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Gas heating in old construction heats up the water to 80+C. Heat pumps typically result in lower temperatures. This is not an issue in new construction, which often has floor heating or special radiators. But old construction has radiators
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Here's how to do it on an Atari ST in 1985: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1031947/Atari-St.html?page...
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It's not easy to switch suppliers. Harder than natgas even: https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-france-global-trad... Beyond the mere Uranium, power plants need specific fuel rods, and afaik only Russia is c
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I was wondering that, too. I couldn't find the actual model of the monitor anywhere on the page. But LG has several monitors in its UltraGear line that do 3440x1440 at 144Hz: https://www.lg.com/us/gaming-monitors
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Both the US and China emit way more than Liechtenstein. https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/LIE/liechtenstein/carb...
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So it's cheaper to build and they get to sell more cars?
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I think it's a rounding error either way, but our pot for black tea only gets rinsed (usually cold), and our pot for herbal teas occasionally gets put inside the dishwasher. Not sure why you think teapots need to be washed individually
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Plastic tea bags are rare in Germany, although they are getting more popular. Tea bags are usually paper, apparently made from this plant: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abac%C3%A1
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Writing a math research paper: start to finish [video]
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That's what the grandparent sensibly referred to as reuse; you can do that, but you after you're done reusing it, you can also recycle it, that is, melt it down and make new glass from it.
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In either case it's better not to transport bulk liquids more than necessary. Tap water, locally brewed beer.
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There's glass . Has been around for 3000+ years.
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In the atmosphere? No. The GWP of methane is about twice as high as hydrogen, as far as we know. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_potential
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You think multiple people cannot be wrong about something as subjective as recollection of the weather? They could even be right , but not representative, and thus pretty meaningless. If you think the man is tampering with weather data, by
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July wasn't record setting in Switzerland, but still 1-2C hotter than the long term average 1990-2020. So no, not cold. https://www.meteoschweiz.admin.ch/ueber-uns/meteoschweiz-blo...
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Romantic, but sadly thermally unsuitable in many places.
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Context: https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-crisis-why-imran-khans-russia-... https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/3/3/why-was-pakistan... Here's the pertinent paragraph from th
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Is there really softer demand in the plant-based meat category, as Beyond Meat claims? In Germany, that market has been growing and is projected to grow further. But there are lots of brands competing, including cheap in-store brands. Beyon
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Wow, that's quite the find. Thanks for the link.
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Oh, I agree that it's plenty, though apparently it's not enough to get restaurant style wok hei. It's also well into the range that regular induction stoves offer.
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If you're not happy with the approximation, you'll have to buy a 100000 BTU professional kitchen gas burner and operate it illegally. https://kitchenambition.com/how-many-btus-for-wok-cooking/
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My stove is literally under a window that I can open completely. I thought this would make not having a hood a non issue. But the fumes often don't cooperate and opening the window just causes them to blow into me. Creating a draft tha
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These traps are sold here explicitly not as a solution to the moth problem, but as a way to determine when you have a problem.
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You're saying there's not just one but multiple fine dining restaurants that exclusively serve (bad) tempura and you've sought them out?
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I don't do bookmarks, ie. long term archival of tabs, but I sometimes stash/set aside tabs by moving them to their own Sidebery tab. The sidebar itself is tabbed.
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People drawn to fighting fires are stereotypically brave, but they are also stereotypically arsonists themselves. The worst people to call when you notice a fire is the fire brigade. They'll just spread more fire! Evidence: they'r
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> I wouldn't go to any of those specialists for mental health advice. Or medical advice! Only damaged people would chose those professions. They are surrounded by death and injury. Are they killers? Will they kill you? These are qu
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By the same token, avoid seeing oncologists, EMTs, many kinds of surgeons. These people see death every day, ask yourself why: they must have a sick fascination with it. Or they stopped caring. Is that something you want in someone caring f
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