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by morsch 1y ago
> That is barely enough for a fridge. An efficient European fridge uses less than 250 kWh/a, or less than about 30W on average. E.g. this uses 127 kWh/a: https://www.bosch-home.com/de/de/product/k
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by morsch 1y ago
I haven't installed Whatsapp from scratch in a long time, aren't backups off by default, overall?
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by morsch 1y ago
I think this hasn't been true for a couple of years now https://faq.whatsapp.com/490592613091019
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by morsch 1y ago
Dave Arnold?
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by morsch 1y ago
> the level of adoption of electric trucks as in Germany 2.4%[1], which is more than I would have guessed, but I think that number includes delivery vehicles. For semis, it's 0.4% (and 2% of new registrations in Q1 2025). So, still
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by morsch 1y ago
Cursory research indicates that in the EU, they are: If charging the battery of an electric heavy goods vehicle or bus requires supervision or involvement of the driver, then this time needs to be recorded as 'other work.' On the
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by morsch 1y ago
From the study: Conventional cotton bags: Reuse for grocery shopping at least 52 times for climate change, and up to 7100 times considering all indicators; reuse as waste bin bag if possible, otherwise incinerate. 50 times seems real easy
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by morsch 1y ago
Both sound like good options to me. Split it up or turn it into a nonprofit. Although I suppose the former would man paying 15 bucks to each baby YouTube, so maybe not.
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by morsch 1y ago
Engineering involves trade-offs. It's easier when you don't consider all of them. But it's poor workmanship.
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by morsch 1y ago
That's what transit is like in your country? How unfortunate.
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by morsch 1y ago
Carrying the metaphor further, that's closer than America was to Europe in the 18th century.
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by morsch 1y ago
Oh there are various disbalances at work. Maladies that affect the poor are underfunded as well.
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by morsch 1y ago
Previously discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44217735
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by morsch 1y ago
Let's call it 80 and you get a rate of 1:100 children saved per children not conceived. What would be a reasonable rate in your mind?
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by morsch 1y ago
That was my reaction as well. They're probably referring to something along these lines: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3665046
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by morsch 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dehomag#Holocaust
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by morsch 1y ago
Actual title and subtitle: Does planting trees really help cool the planet? Forests offset warming more than thought, but not enough
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by morsch 1y ago
I'd only call it nihilism if you are in agreement with the grandparent and then do it anyway. Other choices are pretending it's not true (denialism), or just not thinking about (ignorance). Or you complicate your life by not uploa
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by morsch 1y ago
On the other hand, dumping garbage isn't free, either. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRx_dZawN44
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by morsch 1y ago
A linguistic sub group of English that literally immerses itself in snow also having many words for snow makes sense.
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by morsch 1y ago
There are several email addresses listed in the privacy policy (a GDPR requirement). Maybe somebody is listening there. E.g. DPO@o2.com https://www.o2.co.uk/termsandconditions/privacy-policy
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The recently lost file upload feature in the Nextcloud app for Android(nextcloud.com)
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by morsch 1y ago
Looking at the averages, that's still less water.
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by morsch 1y ago
Check out Tron: Legacy Reconfigured if you haven't (you probably have).
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by morsch 1y ago
I mean. https://a-american.com/land-pirates-robbing-from-la-trains/
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by morsch 1y ago
YMMV. If I trigger autoplay, it's almost always on purpose, and I tend to read the subtitles. Jumping into the video right where I was works well for me! Losing my position would be very annoying.
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by morsch 1y ago
From the ars article: The truck will come with a choice of two battery packs: a 57.2 kWh battery pack with rear-wheel drive and a target range of 150 miles and an 84.3 kWh battery pack with a target of 240 miles (386 km).
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by morsch 1y ago
You stay associated, but other than that: yes. Logging entirely out and back in every 200 ms would be bad, because associating is expensive and it probably takes longer than 200 ms, at least if you also want to do anything useful. https:&#
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by morsch 1y ago
On the other hand, pure electric trains seemingly have had regenerative braking for a hundred years.
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by morsch 1y ago
If it's a Bosch, it's probably got a salt compartment and a way to configure it for the water hardness.

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