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If a shared room, for example a shared office, doesn't have hvac, how much of a difference does keeping a window open make in terms of spread of common disease and how wide open does it need to be?
November 1, 2025 at 9:06 PM
If a shared room, for example a shared office, doesn't have hvac, how much of a difference does keeping a window open make in terms of spread of common disease and how wide open does it need to be?
uh actually mister twinkman i am quasi numerate and dont know shit about games because they're for annoying children and should be outlawed I just know the guy who posted likes being mad at and thinking he is smarter than leftist more than he likes having a decent society thank u very much
May 24, 2025 at 9:08 PM
uh actually mister twinkman i am quasi numerate and dont know shit about games because they're for annoying children and should be outlawed I just know the guy who posted likes being mad at and thinking he is smarter than leftist more than he likes having a decent society thank u very much
2 to 1 labor to capital compensation (shareholder, executives, platform) is in fact an indication that the cats are too fat and why the OPs "games should cost more" "leftists are dumb and mean" is the line of the most unbearably annoying cretin
May 24, 2025 at 10:14 AM
2 to 1 labor to capital compensation (shareholder, executives, platform) is in fact an indication that the cats are too fat and why the OPs "games should cost more" "leftists are dumb and mean" is the line of the most unbearably annoying cretin
i wish i could be like you and love companies so much and want to hug them and kiss them for taking my money and oh the nice executives don't even make to much your being so mean you are mentally ill don't you realize you should be giving more money to the companies for your gamings hello grow up
May 23, 2025 at 11:49 PM
i wish i could be like you and love companies so much and want to hug them and kiss them for taking my money and oh the nice executives don't even make to much your being so mean you are mentally ill don't you realize you should be giving more money to the companies for your gamings hello grow up
lol that s great a genius hero peerless in her own or our age gets killed by scumfuck jackboot thugs for being too threatening to their project and then a loser like you gets to call her a clown because you would never do anything remotely as decent or brave 100 years later good grief
February 22, 2025 at 11:04 PM
lol that s great a genius hero peerless in her own or our age gets killed by scumfuck jackboot thugs for being too threatening to their project and then a loser like you gets to call her a clown because you would never do anything remotely as decent or brave 100 years later good grief
Would you have a link on that £483bn number? Thanks!
February 21, 2025 at 12:36 PM
Would you have a link on that £483bn number? Thanks!
It is not inevitable. It is a conscious choice in market design that was developed before renewables were a big part of energy supply.
January 26, 2025 at 12:39 PM
It is not inevitable. It is a conscious choice in market design that was developed before renewables were a big part of energy supply.
looks like manic projection works
January 15, 2025 at 11:32 PM
looks like manic projection works
food is more affordable in china than in the us at ppp
January 15, 2025 at 11:28 PM
food is more affordable in china than in the us at ppp
not *as* much. Double is horrible but it's less than quadruple
December 31, 2024 at 6:37 PM
not *as* much. Double is horrible but it's less than quadruple
its still higher but not by as much. This is deaths per billion KM travelled from Our World In Data
December 31, 2024 at 5:13 PM
its still higher but not by as much. This is deaths per billion KM travelled from Our World In Data
thank you for blocking i love one sided discourse!!!
December 29, 2024 at 12:59 AM
thank you for blocking i love one sided discourse!!!
failure but as a program that promised to get people off the street and did to some extent on a contingent and temporary basis that left ultimately people homeless again. It is not a complete accounting of the programs successes and inadequacies but your shallow comment is much farther from one
December 29, 2024 at 12:50 AM
failure but as a program that promised to get people off the street and did to some extent on a contingent and temporary basis that left ultimately people homeless again. It is not a complete accounting of the programs successes and inadequacies but your shallow comment is much farther from one
no idea what your deal is but you seem like you didn't read the article or are pointedly relying on people not doing so. It chronicles multiple failings and shortcomings in the program's design and execution that call into question its apparent "highly successful" results not as an ideological
December 29, 2024 at 12:49 AM
no idea what your deal is but you seem like you didn't read the article or are pointedly relying on people not doing so. It chronicles multiple failings and shortcomings in the program's design and execution that call into question its apparent "highly successful" results not as an ideological
It says you don't need baseload bc the authors have clearly assumed so from the start
December 24, 2024 at 5:43 PM
It says you don't need baseload bc the authors have clearly assumed so from the start
The winter generation profiles present a best-case scenario as a baseline and ignore the potential for bad weather. An offshore turbine produces at <10% of its capacity like 25% of the time but the whole gen fleet at 15% for more than 2 daytime hrs would break this system completely.
December 24, 2024 at 5:43 PM
The winter generation profiles present a best-case scenario as a baseline and ignore the potential for bad weather. An offshore turbine produces at <10% of its capacity like 25% of the time but the whole gen fleet at 15% for more than 2 daytime hrs would break this system completely.
This is a really cockamamie report that makes assumptions and choices that give it little connection to what decarbonisation will look like. It just supposes that the UK doubles electricity production but system costs are £30b lower than today by ignoring all all expenditures other than capex.
December 24, 2024 at 5:42 PM
This is a really cockamamie report that makes assumptions and choices that give it little connection to what decarbonisation will look like. It just supposes that the UK doubles electricity production but system costs are £30b lower than today by ignoring all all expenditures other than capex.
the paper can think what it wants; the part that goes from 50gw to zero is baseload
December 24, 2024 at 12:34 PM
the paper can think what it wants; the part that goes from 50gw to zero is baseload
The system must be designed to provide clean reliable power which wind and solar can be an enormous part of but baseload is necessary
December 24, 2024 at 12:23 PM
The system must be designed to provide clean reliable power which wind and solar can be an enormous part of but baseload is necessary
that is not incompatible with firm "baseload" power: hydro, particularly pumped, nuclear, geothermal. otherwise you're just advocating sitting quietly w/o power waiting for intermittent renewables to produce again during doldrums.
December 24, 2024 at 12:23 PM
that is not incompatible with firm "baseload" power: hydro, particularly pumped, nuclear, geothermal. otherwise you're just advocating sitting quietly w/o power waiting for intermittent renewables to produce again during doldrums.
That people whose business models rely on flexibility can be quite convincing does not entail that there is only way in which clean electricity systems can or should work
December 24, 2024 at 12:09 PM
That people whose business models rely on flexibility can be quite convincing does not entail that there is only way in which clean electricity systems can or should work
we "need" to not choke to death on carbon; you've decided that clean firm power, even if it helps with that, is an obstacle to the energy system you'd like
December 24, 2024 at 12:01 PM
we "need" to not choke to death on carbon; you've decided that clean firm power, even if it helps with that, is an obstacle to the energy system you'd like
I could not disagree more and i think pushing for flexibility as an inherent characteristic of "modern" energy systems rather than zero carbon and reliable is a strategic error from a climate politics perspective
December 24, 2024 at 11:52 AM
I could not disagree more and i think pushing for flexibility as an inherent characteristic of "modern" energy systems rather than zero carbon and reliable is a strategic error from a climate politics perspective
and a system with clean baseload could be reliable with less dependence on questionable systems for provisioning flexibility. Calling baseload and old tyme paradigm, whatever your feelings on nuclear, does a disservice to decarbonisation, that's all
December 24, 2024 at 11:39 AM
and a system with clean baseload could be reliable with less dependence on questionable systems for provisioning flexibility. Calling baseload and old tyme paradigm, whatever your feelings on nuclear, does a disservice to decarbonisation, that's all
I understand why you think this is true & flexible is so capacious a term that its not really wrong but clean gen, stable grid operation, and yes, zero-carbon baseload are critical for green transition. Railing against reliable clean power in favor of "flexibilty" harms prospects for decarbonisation
December 24, 2024 at 11:32 AM
I understand why you think this is true & flexible is so capacious a term that its not really wrong but clean gen, stable grid operation, and yes, zero-carbon baseload are critical for green transition. Railing against reliable clean power in favor of "flexibilty" harms prospects for decarbonisation