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Comment #40614116
Ive been playing with the idea for a kit electric car for a while. It would be cheap but still not that cheap. The expensive part is the battery
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Comment #40568307
He also would of made a little money from movie deals and other trades that he may of made. Its worth noting that a lot of the figures in the article are after the spike caused by …
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Comment #40544952
Good, we need more phevs even if its just to bridge the gap to full electric. Its too bad its a Chinese company but honestly its simply agrivating getting a phev in aus right now. …
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Comment #40405532
This lines up well with the idea that few carb were eaten during winters in northern climates. I wonder if this is actually an evolutionary gene. Personally when lossing weight I'v…
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Comment #40256769
I made a comment about zettel notes on the parent, have a look. It fixes some of the problems you talk about. Not sure if theres an apple version.
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Comment #40256756
Ive been using zettel notes, on fdroid. It can handle the git syncing. Keys are managed in app as well which i have mixed feeling about but overall its been great for moving from o…
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Comment #39926195
Doesnt look like it. Seems like any name should work. This doesnt even really need a github repo, this is effectively a blog post talking about how to use Zscript from nightly righ…
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Comment #39803564
The problem is that while that has no dollar value attached, the companies dont care. It would be good if there was some global carbon tax that required equivilent carbon biomass b…
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Comment #39773278
Might be useful for deep space?
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Comment #39355522
In case anyone else doesnt know, knickpoints are changes in slope along the wall.
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Comment #39256688
I feel like i would like a phone with the sim and wifi module ripped out. Perhaps just bluetooth so my files can get auto transfered when i get home. Phones are great note takers a…
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Comment #38963013
I disagree with the original commenter, I think the switch is because of the EUs crackdown on apples monopoly like practices(among other reasons). However your comment in response …
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Comment #38064269
Its more a question of how many deaths per year per unit of energy stored. Batteries are still capable of killing people but its rare, so looking at this number between the 3 stora…
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Comment #38034900
Sounds like a candidate for rewriting in rust.
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Comment #37980228
From the looks of the page, that would be a microscope. The digital format would be hard but if they are actual pages of text then its very possible, and the text could provide dec…
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Comment #37961866
Oh its even better than that, the rich can buy and rent places out which eventually gives them enough equitty and income to afford another unaffordable place. Housing needs to slow…
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Comment #37925477
Been using it today, if they want mass adoption theyll need to gind a way to import subscriptions from youtube and find some slightly better way to recommend videos. They arent goi…
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Comment #36955425
The sample was replicated a few hours ago, in correlation with the betting merkets spike. While I dont think its a superconductor(and have bet as such) I think the odds are reasona…
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Comment #36941096
Its 3250000 australias away and gets 1 more australia away every 10 days. Im not sure if thats what you wanted but australias per day is my new favourite unit.
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Comment #36292840
Is there a downside to people being more afraid of climate change?
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Comment #36020845
Australian home buyers are suffering from negitive gearing. While there are still tax incentives for hoarding houses, this kinda things gonna keep happening.
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Comment #35873831
Maybe the fish should be the property of society and the location of the fish is the catchers right, with safe handling and responsible returns being their responsibility?
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Comment #35814340
Or use the silly mask as a tool. Just because the benefits are of a second order effect and not a Direct doesn't mean they don't have a benefit. Light blocking, phone being harder …
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Comment #35771526
I was more interested if the supply of nitrogen in a local area would be effected. could you do it constantly in a shed or would you need some vents to pump fresh air in?
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Comment #35769126
I completely missed that it was a graphite mesh. Not sure how difficult that would be to manufacture but it's at least an abundant material