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by noselasd 5y ago
It was captured from the air when the wood was grown though - so as long as you maintain the forrest you took the wood from it works out.
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by noselasd 5y ago
There were few, if any, diseases in the americas that was new to the europeans.
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by noselasd 5y ago
Most EVs sold are produced by legacy companies
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by noselasd 5y ago
Doesn't most consumer wifi routers do that by now by default ?
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by noselasd 5y ago
Certainly could be, e.g. after the last ice age in northern europe, there was a couple thousand years where the climate there was much warmer, and large forrests covered the high mountains of what today is way above the current treeline
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by noselasd 5y ago
Most of it is habitat loss. I.e. look at e.g. https://www.google.com/maps/@43.9922189,-97.664741,145755m/d... , and it's just patches of fields no matter which way you go for hundreds of miles. Areas that onc
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by noselasd 5y ago
It's a storage, but yes it's part of the cycle also. A forrest stores carbon as long as the forrest exists, dead trees emit carbon as they die/rot/burn away, living trees store carbon as long as they are alive (and they
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by noselasd 5y ago
There are plenty of countries where this is not achieved, and it's unlikely to change without some kind of pressure, either from the workers or from the government
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by noselasd 5y ago
Climate change aside, more and more of the natural world, and the species that inhabited it are dissapering every day - I certainly call that a downward spiral
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by noselasd 5y ago
Eh, doesn't all modern air conditioner just do heat exchanging? no need to actually blow the air out - but yes you still need a pipe for the heat exchanging medium
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by noselasd 5y ago
The issue is how the network are glued together, your X MTU will be embedded in a VPN tunnel, PPPOE - and that device needs to tell your device about its MTU
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by noselasd 5y ago
The RTEMS project should be there - it's provided the realtime OS for the radio communication unit both on rovers and satellites - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electra_(radio)
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by noselasd 6y ago
Yes, your home wifi does. For unicast frames, an ack is required from the receiver, else the frame is re-transmitted.
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by noselasd 6y ago
There's a bit of info here too : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQu9m4MG5Gc
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by noselasd 6y ago
You'd use go get as a developer, not to update workstations and production machines.
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by noselasd 6y ago
Are you certain the CO2 is not used to build up other molecules that will not always be broken down back to CO2 again ?
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by noselasd 6y ago
There's no indication we're at or past a point of no return that would mean the end of civilization.
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by noselasd 6y ago
The irritation still persists from the damaged tissue after the virus is eliminated. It takes time to rebuild.
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by noselasd 6y ago
It took tens to hundreds of millions years for the atmosphere to disappear. If we can make a new one, we ca. Keep it replenished
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by noselasd 6y ago
So on my machine it's 0.72 ns/int (+/- 2.5 %) vs 0.90 ns/int (+/- 2.5 %) for normal cases when no overflow/traps actually occurs. When an overflow/trap occurs, a possible severe bug, it's
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by noselasd 6y ago
What did Autodesk do with Fusion ?
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by noselasd 6y ago
That's usually not how laws works though. If you act irresponsibly, break laws, don't perform due dilligence and so on, you are also responsible and get blame for the consequences. If you act in good fait, follow all regulations,
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by noselasd 6y ago
But it is cumbersome. Linux distros have the same issue, rpm or .deb packages cannot have the same name but still support having 2 versions of a package/library installed. If it's a shared library and they don't get the SONAM
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by noselasd 6y ago
Sure they do, they add nitrogen back to the soil that the plants extracted from the soil.
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by noselasd 6y ago
Actual real design docs would be extremely helpful
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by noselasd 6y ago
You're maybe getting them through the mobile network instead of wifi ?
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by noselasd 6y ago
Are you sure it's the fault of the device ? Could just be your wifi that has intermitten issues
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by noselasd 7y ago
Here's a demonstration of the old iron smelting techniques from Burkina Faso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuCnZClWwpQ
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by noselasd 7y ago
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594... seems up to date.
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Mars Helicopter Presentation [video](youtube.com)
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