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I think having a balanced news nowadays is more prestige than a paper that chases a one sided view on politics.

I was in Manila last month, didn't see any electric vehicles.

The jeepney isnt exactly enviroment friendly, but it gets the job done and is easy to repair/maintain. Thats where the focus is in that kind of economy.

oh really hehe

for 1000 euro electricity 25k solar system??

You should not come above 1,5€ per Wp of solar. so for a 4500wp system, 6750€ and that is a high price and will provide more energy than consumed.

The 4Kw limit should be on the infeed and not the solar panel capacity. You could put 10Kw worth of panels up just limit the output to 4Kw. Now you have a more stable 4Kw feed.

And speaking of kind individuals, you are no longer in the competition.

Its making the price higher because you know people are dependent on your product, well beyond a reasonable profit. I think 10x the price in other countries hints a bit to predatory pricing.

What do sulfur damages to crops cost?

For critical devices you could use red outlets. Different colored outlets are scary.

You can't hold it against someone that they don't want to be tortured/killed.

I ran UBQT hardware with mikrotik router and third party firewall. UBQT replaced old frankenstein hardware that had the worst channel management etc. Everything got so much better, customers issues dropped to almost zero (sometimes was hundreds of issues a day) We always had other vendor for part of the network, and that had no impact.

Other countries spy on you and sell it to your own country.

Same here.

Yes its heavier. They would have to keep the water moving or for heavy winters have it drained. Also possible to have a liquid in there with much lower freezing point like you said.

The problem I think is that when the panels need cooling the most the system to disperse the heat to would need to be huge, because you just have a large surface heating up water fast and you don't want the house floor to heat up and your water tank for showering is already at max temp. Also gotta be careful not to evaporate the pool.

Australia has had houses with tubes on the roof to heat the pool for a long time already.

White background with double sided panels.

The people who make the timeline have to make it seem like the completion is sooner than others, deals are made on that assumption. But when building you have so many different workers, and if the foundation can't be laid because of bad weather then you can't have the plumber come in the week after. This plumber then can't reschedule to the desired date so it gets pushed back.

You make a budget but then one of suppliers drops out, so you find a new one that can do the job on such short notice but you pay the price for that. Also You always make the budget as tight as possible so that it is very attractive, but there are clauses so you know you can go over budget in certain ways.

The prices in my supermarket have gone up more than the prices in north korea.

And the same government is in place they just switched some roles around. The PM is still the same.

I like that idea, a bubble has small bubbles inside. All of them growing, but one inside it is growing more, and it "eats" the others until it consumes the bubble it is in, and then it pops and all matter starts moving from center outwards.

Now we need to find some way to prove this is real.

Kids are the key to shaping the future, but kids is also the reason we are here. Generations upon generations of children being produced, who with each generation "produce" more CO2.

Our planet needs strong leadership that dictates what can and cannot be done. Instead we have leaders making up solutions that are not solutions, but are presented as such.

This opens up the grid for trading (PV) electricity directly.

With eggs its kind of a different story. The price of eggs has increased for the supermarket to buy, by maybe a cent or two coming down to up to 16 cents. Packaging takes 4 cents per egg. Meanwhile the eggs in the supermarket cost 56 cents each.

Supermarkets earn a lot on eggs, always have.

My flight was 24 hours with a 3 hour stop in dubai to fuel. I would have preferred 20 hour flight without stop. Ok there was barey anyone on the plane, so getting up to toilet was easy and service was great. I mostly slept in my seat with my belt on, instead of some people sleeping on a row of chairs. Didn't feel like shit when I arrived.

Is it the airlines problem that people with problems book long haul flights?

refrigerants (though some regulations have negative impact on this), Optimizing (DC motors and computers with sensors figuring out what is the best setting), Absorbing waste heat from the process, Insulation, Materials that stay more clean or self clean.

for those places where the scop is low, you have to drill for heat. If that's not possible then maybe a system where you can burn wood to suck the heat out of that.

I don't follow how heat pumps have limited potential. They have big potential.

Its not a one size fits all solution, that's all.

ah so that makes sense

I don't understand either.

They sell for 50% off right now for 42 a case, meaning normal price was 84. 84 × 6000 = 504 000

This doesn't add up with the 250k they were hoping for and the 50% off. Or am I wrong? (too bad they only have decaf yet, wouldn't have minded to try.)

Why heat your house when the sun does that already?