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by tpm 3y ago
Yet several EU members still don't use the Euro and will not use it for the foreseeable future. So the hard core didn't win?
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by tpm 3y ago
> most EU countries (and especially its founding and early members) do not have separation strictly along judicial/legislative/executive boundary lines 1. Let's not count the UK because it's the earliest democracy, an
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by tpm 3y ago
> there is now an EU public prosecution That only prosecutes the misuse of EU funds (and perhaps the EU VAT border regime?) and even then only with cooperation with local prosecutors. In addition, the EU prosecutors are from the particip
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by tpm 3y ago
And they have a naturally high content of pectin (a fibre that is used as a thickener additive / gelling agent).
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by tpm 3y ago
And there is also josta (or jostaberry), a hybrid of JOhannisbeere (blackcurrant) x STAchelbeere (2 different species of gooseberry).
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by tpm 3y ago
That's what the EU is doing for about 15-20 years already, with ever more stringent rules for new buildings. It's not all low hanging fruits though, as the buildings get more to zero energy demand, the construction has to be more
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by tpm 3y ago
Not always of whole populations (though often that too) but individuals travelled much more freely.
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by tpm 3y ago
Not really. While there was a Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, it was neither an empire nor a national one; people identified much more with their local land or town than some nation. There was no Italy. Some nations currently residi
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by tpm 3y ago
Thick gloves are ok but uncomfortable in hot weather - there are also ergonomic grips (eg from Ergon, SQLab) and gel pads that can be fitted over/under the grip tape that can be used instead. Also various ways to directly reduce handle
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by tpm 3y ago
His work as The Threshold HouseBoys Choir and with SoiSong is great too. But Coil is in my opinion the pinnacle of electronic music and one of the reasons is that they worked together with many other artists through their carreer. And sinc
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by tpm 3y ago
That's not relevant to the ECJ decision.
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by tpm 3y ago
If it ever comes to the EU, which is doubtful because of the recent ECJ decision: https://twitter.com/jason_kint/status/1678429019442749442
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by tpm 3y ago
Pizza bianca, white pizza: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_pizza There is also a relatively new series of Chef's Table: Pizza if you want to see some uncommon pizzas in a beautiful documentary.
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by tpm 3y ago
If neither Titanic nor Titan were invincible, the mighty Tit surely will be.
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by tpm 3y ago
The quality of google's search results going downhill is for me one of the signs that (as all monopols eventually) at some point they stop being a net positive for the society. > The world runs on Google Until it doesn't. No in
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by tpm 3y ago
With magnesium it's more the specific salts that are laxative. Like the oxide which is both a laxative and has a low bioavailability. Citrate in huge doses is used as a laxative too. On the other hand, I have good experience with the o
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by tpm 3y ago
> Take the money we'd spend on that and build more renewables; there's still plenty of places in the world (US included) that are still burning coal. Taking those plants offline is a bigger win than storing excess energy that w
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by tpm 3y ago
> Don’t confuse optimal with maximal. I'm not, we won't be able to utilize all of installed PV when it's producing max power. Currently at around 300GWp yearly added capacity and rising. But also I'm not saying hydrog
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by tpm 3y ago
> But you can with solar. You aren’t throwing energy away by turn off panels or stopping turbines, the wind blows and the sun shines for free, whether or not we capture it. We are throwing away the electricity that would be created if we
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by tpm 3y ago
Every time the spot price goes to 0 or less we are throwing energy away. This is already happening. Every time we could be instead generating hydrogen, or desalinating water, whatever we are not doing right now. But with the ensuing enormou
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by tpm 3y ago
I don't see how is that relevant. When for example PV energy is abundant and cheap enough to power green hydrogen manufacture, then it's a game of scale, not thermodynamical efficiency.
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by tpm 3y ago
> nuclear fission has to be one of them Unless for example green hydrogen manufacture, storage, and peaker plants are shown to be cheaper. Let's see in 10 years.
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by tpm 3y ago
There are lots of identical VVER reactors, for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VVER Also RBMK (Chernobyl) was a serial production: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RBMK and so on.
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by tpm 3y ago
> Nuclear power stations are a one off. No? You still have to replace fuel, fix mechanical issues (if they are fixable). There are turbines in nuclear plants too. And another thing is that nuclear plants need highly competent and educate
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by tpm 3y ago
It really is a problem though. You still have to monitor and fix the facilities for hundreds of years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asse_II_mine
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by tpm 3y ago
> Build a single warehouse in the desert There are countries with no desert and for some unknown reason most countries are not desperate to import spent fuel. > You basically just need a concrete pad for them to sit on. And the eleme
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by tpm 3y ago
> - Full environmental cost of the entire supply including construction? And also including dismantling and spent fuel/ contaminated material storage and disposal for unknown time to come. Also not only environmental, but social cos
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by tpm 3y ago
> China stamps these things out of an assembly line. No it does not. Chinese nuclear reactors too are facing delays and cost overruns and they build a lot more of renewables than nuclear for the simple reason that it's much less exp
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by tpm 3y ago
Yeah, people with high blood pressure or other cardiovascular issues should be careful using all psychotropic drugs, including psychedelics - some if which are 5HT(2B) receptor agonists, and those receptors are expressed on the heart valve.
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by tpm 3y ago
> Some of the thoughts and emotions they block are scary Building on this, if someone is scared of the 'psychedelic' part then there is also MDMA which too lifts 'filters' and makes the subject aware of those thoughts

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