Agreed, but there’s a real cost involved and a real cost analysis to do. Like with the question of people upgrading to more efficient cars (and scrapping the old) or running the old for longer to minimise car manufacture.
Agreed, but there’s a real cost involved and a real cost analysis to do. Like with the question of people upgrading to more efficient cars (and scrapping the old) or running the old for longer to minimise car manufacture.
Would it really be peanuts? Solar panel manufacture isn’t exactly cheap, nor entirely sustainable (see, for instance, the black market for sand; and economics/politics over lithium mining). Solar panels also degrade; new technology replaces old and has to be paid for and made and installed; the infrastructure tying it all together isn’t free either…
I feel like solar power, for all its excellence, is not as simple as upgrade as my rts-/tycoon-/sim-gamer’s mind thinks it should be.
I think they’re taking about battery chickens; just don’t tell the vegans that’s how we store electricity!
Well then there is another way of seeing this: there is an engineering/difficulty with such large power fluctuations that “drive electricity prices negative” because it implies a much more variable demand on existing power infrastructure.
Isn’t there a film about saving him?
I remember when “studies said” a glass of wine each day (week?) is good for your health.
Helium cars! They will be safe!
I feel I half agree with you. The other half of me thinks, there’s a lot of things we change for an actor acting a character. After all, it’s an actor, playing a character. Someone called Ben can play a guy called John; your grumpiest aunt can play a sweet grandma; often we have actors in their 30s and 40s playing ternagers and 20s; and men playing women even used to be a thing.
I think you have a good point, but I also think it’s okay to have an acceptable disconnect of, this is people acting out a story, not the real thing happening in front of me.
I really liked the Little Mermaid live action
Really? Nice to hear someone liked it! Till now I only heard negative things about it - about plot, character, etc. Never heard anyone complain about skin colour, only people complaining about other people complaining.
From different plants. Straw is from, I think, cereals (wheat, barley, etc) whereas hay is from grass(es?).
There was a Beatles song about the straw man logical fallacy, wasn’t there?
Straw Jude
Thanks for the explanation!
This would presumably let x86 windows games run on ARM hardware.
Doesn’t that require something quite different?
Proton is improved (matured?) WINE, right? And Wine Is Not an Emulator - the point being it doesn’t emulate hardware, it translates instruction sets. From for-Windows x86 to Linux x86. Can you do that cross cpu architecture?
Nah, because when you write it it’s just C, but when you come back later to check your code it’s gotten bigger and more obfuscated.
I also find a sort of bizarre satisfaction seeing it.
Found memories: and the memories are French.
Dunno if you’re joking?
Oyster mushrooms are a type of edible mushroom.
Oysters are indeed shellfish.
Also,
Oyster cards are an RFID travel card in London.
And,
What kind of noise annoys a noisy oyster?
A noisy nose annoys a noisy oyster.
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