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by rypskar 7y ago
Thank you for the links. Need to check them out more later today to see where I can help, but from first view they all looks like "We want to do something about climate change, join us if you also want to", but not much about what
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by rypskar 7y ago
Wonder if the name is from the small Norwegian village https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rognan and why they did go for that name
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by rypskar 7y ago
Thank you for this good argument for why we all should block ads. There is no reason for you to stalk users
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by rypskar 7y ago
At least the RGB interior lighting is better than the "lets have all instruments in blue to ruin night-vision" trend
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by rypskar 7y ago
Can also check out the old movie The Heroes of Telemark to get parts of the story https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059263/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_s...
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by rypskar 7y ago
>> Why anyone would ever willingly do so is still beyond me Some games had animations based on frames, not time between frames. So they where unplayable without reducing frequency
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by rypskar 7y ago
That might be optimistic. The pessimistic version is that the 1st world would not react before it starts to see a large scale migration from developing countries because of climate change, and the first reaction would be to close the border
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by rypskar 8y ago
>>the majority of sites are actually showing a "pre-prompt" for notifications Do a majority of sites do this? I have never seen it, but have seen the browser notification prompt several times
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by rypskar 8y ago
You don't need to disable HTML for that. Thunderbird blocks remote content in HTML by default and only displays images embedded in the email. Isn't the tracking pixel mostly snake oil since it mostly tell if the user use gmail (p
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by rypskar 8y ago
>(480 km vs 540 km) Probably because of different standards for calculating range in USA and Europe (EPA vs NEDC)
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by rypskar 8y ago
Burnings where the extreme outliers, maybe like there where some killings in the American hip-hop scene at the same time. Remember that the (black) metal scene in Norway was so large that in the late '90s a black metal band had a song
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by rypskar 8y ago
To me it seems like it is the companies that have "cool" offices with ping pong tables that try to get you to work 13 hours instead of 8
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by rypskar 8y ago
Don't know the fps, but remember the graphics where awesome after getting a Voodoo2 card in '98 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive
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by rypskar 8y ago
But you don't need that much every day. You need to charge the amount you use every day during the time the car is outside during the day, or only part of that. What if you can use the car every day and only have to charge it at a stat
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by rypskar 8y ago
I did come here to post a much less eloquent version of what you both did say. For me the problem is someone telling me how I should experience something. I travel and experience countries and cultures the way I do it, bringing with me who
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by rypskar 8y ago
>>Fuses are weird too. Those went out of style 60 years ago. In my language a breaker is called an automatic fuse, so easy mistake to make
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by rypskar 8y ago
And that is why I did write "Is probably not doable with current technology, but maybe some day". We need to have much more efficient solar-cells to make this work in real life. But is it more unrealistic than getting charged from
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by rypskar 8y ago
Body panels made of solar-cells would be nice, combined with charging from stations or at home when there is not enough sun. Is probably not doable with current technology, but maybe some day
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by rypskar 8y ago
Are you sure your intake fuse is only 20A? Where I live it is normal for each circuit to have 16A, and if you have induction stove at least 20A for it. My intake fuse is only 55A (230V) since I have an old house, but should be upgraded
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by rypskar 8y ago
But the problem isn't sleeping long on Saturday, the problem is that it might not be enough to catch up to lost sleep during the week.
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by rypskar 8y ago
And still Norway have close to half the per capita Co2 footprint and Switzerland close to 1/4 of what USA have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_di... Not sure what this number tell other t
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by rypskar 8y ago
ok, so a protein source, or a source of protein, would cover it. Might be me getting old, but the term "a protein" rubs me the wrong way
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by rypskar 8y ago
>>a grilled or fried protein I don't know where calling meat "protein" come from, but for me it seems so wrong. There are other sources of protein and more than protein in meat. So why not call meat for meat? I am almos
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by rypskar 8y ago
So because you drive longer, which of course produce more Co2, you should have a lower price? l/100km or mpg is not really the most important, what count is l or g per year. Last time gas prices where high sales of SUVs and trucks in U
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by rypskar 8y ago
Don't forget the Walkman, you could put a device in your pocket and listen to music using headphones while out walking or even running.
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by rypskar 8y ago
Since hn don't show who upvote you, I'll add a small comment that I hope EU and others would dare to do more with this than they do now
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by rypskar 8y ago
By volume don't really make sense, the only way is to count per person. Counting by volume depend on how you decide to put groups together for counting. You would always be able to say that "the others" are larger than the on
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by rypskar 8y ago
Who should set the rules? If you should follow national rules in importing country, would not this mean that most European countries would have to ban products from USA?
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by rypskar 8y ago
Don't know. But building from wood store co2, building from concrete produce co2. Are probably several papers on this online, and would have been nice to know where to easily check things like this
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by rypskar 8y ago
Creating building from wood act as a carbon sink, the CO2 is kept in the wood and not released to the air. So using fast growing wood produce negative Co2 output. Also because of among other things, longer growth season from climate change

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