realitysballs

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by realitysballs 6y ago
I am not commenting on the business strategy or battery technology Tesla is creating. However , you can’t deny that despite the fact that Bitcoin mines it’s coins using an estimated 30% renewables , 60% is non -renewables and there is no i
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by realitysballs 6y ago
I believe Bitcoin is at the mercy of government regulation of energy sources. There is an underlying assumption that those who control energy distribution will continue to sell there electricity to miners. Yes, it makes sense economically b
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by realitysballs 6y ago
No, it is highly inefficient and incentivizes wasteful use of carbon-based fuels and renewables. Bitcoin has been successful creating a sound system for ensuring energy has been wasted during the validation and creation of a block but is it
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by realitysballs 6y ago
Does anyone know if can work with 32-bit ODBC drivers? My industry is behind the times and the only way to interact with our ERP is 32-bit ODBC
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by realitysballs 6y ago
A simple bomb does not have enough certainty that it will destroy its target without exerting exorbitant amounts of explosives. Yes this strategy is much more complex but I would argue it has more precision and certainty around its efficacy
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by realitysballs 6y ago
I work for a high-end custom residential GC and have see a lot of high end HVAC systems. The new trends are as follows: HRV (heat recovery ventilators) are pretty in. Basically they are auxiliary units that source outside fresh air or exhau