It's 98% humidity for months, you need to worry about the whole house!
More, if it causes the organization to change course and avoid being sued into oblivion.
It certainly can't be leading to more government services. We get less every year. There might be more spending, but there's fewer results. We can't build trains, our police don't stop crime, healthcare covers less and…
Instead of getting a local locksmith, it's a "lead gen" service which charges the locksmith $100 or something to get your info. They're placed on the map, but aren't actually there. The only thing that should come up is…
All I can say is, I'm sorry Cassandra. Here in Washington State, a decade ago we had an initiative (I-732) to do a carbon tax and lower regressive taxes (we have one of the most-regressive tax structure in the USA). The…
That's fine, but you need to include the cost of having barely-used gas peaker plants when calculating the cost of "renewables+storage". Laymen keep using arbitrary "marginal cost of solar with sun shining" to say…
Hanford was nuclear weapons, not nuclear power.
Each of those existing plants were competitive against coal at the time without having the negative externalities of widespread radiation exposure (uranium in coal just released to the atmosphere); mercury contamination…
Botfly. Don't cut, they dig deeper. The proper solution is a thick layer of petroleum jelly over your skin. The larva has to come up to breathe eventually (~hours). Use tweezers and grab it. Gross, but perfectly safe.
You could design in an electric autonomous-returning JATO-like system to allow for extended distance flights. Oh, even better, you're always going to have enough propeller power to take off. Extremely high power-density…
That's not that much higher energy density and, IIRC, low power density, so not powerful enough to be useful in an emergency.
The jet planes are flying much higher and are loaded; I'm assuming this one was empty. That would account for the power discrepancy. Finally, I think you might be still high on the power cost. $.10/kwh is retail cost in…
Why do you believe that?
No. The closest I can think is to have a solid rocket booster and that has obvious risks as well.
Relatedly, I made an embedded product. I built a live CD (yes this was a while ago) for my employer with the entire development environment. As long as you can find an x86 machine with CD-ROM you could build, compile,…
Another way to look at the social model is kids playing in neighborhoods. It's not unsafe to walk from one place to another because of lousy sidewalks or excessive leaves: it's the roads we put between any place they…
No, because the phosphors glow for much longer than human persistence of vision.
Long distance trucking gets heavily subsidized by all other road users. Damage is caused by the fourth power of weight, but trucking only paid 35% of maintenance while being responsible for 99% of the cost.…
I hate having to come up with different variable names than `list` so I don't shadow the function `list`. Repeat that for a lot of common words: count, first, length, map, max, min, search, string; that you would then…
That's a stupid point to be trying to make and irrelevant.
Building interconnects costs money. What's the ROI on building more? Positive ROI becomes present if Texas has large amounts of nondispatchable power and the neighboring areas do not have the same. So if Texas builds…
GGP didn't say ERCOT, they said "Texas". Which further demonstrates how ignorant it is to say there are "no major connections".
You're looking for "deep adaptation" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Adaptation
> because there is no realistic path for nuclear reactors to compete with PV+batteries It's not that in Northern climates, it's PV+batteries+Natural Gas turbines, because PV doesn't supply enough power for winter…
Have you considered electric heaters to run for a few hours just if temperatures are consistently low for multiple consecutive days?
It's 98% humidity for months, you need to worry about the whole house!
More, if it causes the organization to change course and avoid being sued into oblivion.
It certainly can't be leading to more government services. We get less every year. There might be more spending, but there's fewer results. We can't build trains, our police don't stop crime, healthcare covers less and…
Instead of getting a local locksmith, it's a "lead gen" service which charges the locksmith $100 or something to get your info. They're placed on the map, but aren't actually there. The only thing that should come up is…
All I can say is, I'm sorry Cassandra. Here in Washington State, a decade ago we had an initiative (I-732) to do a carbon tax and lower regressive taxes (we have one of the most-regressive tax structure in the USA). The…
That's fine, but you need to include the cost of having barely-used gas peaker plants when calculating the cost of "renewables+storage". Laymen keep using arbitrary "marginal cost of solar with sun shining" to say…
Hanford was nuclear weapons, not nuclear power.
Each of those existing plants were competitive against coal at the time without having the negative externalities of widespread radiation exposure (uranium in coal just released to the atmosphere); mercury contamination…
Botfly. Don't cut, they dig deeper. The proper solution is a thick layer of petroleum jelly over your skin. The larva has to come up to breathe eventually (~hours). Use tweezers and grab it. Gross, but perfectly safe.
You could design in an electric autonomous-returning JATO-like system to allow for extended distance flights. Oh, even better, you're always going to have enough propeller power to take off. Extremely high power-density…
That's not that much higher energy density and, IIRC, low power density, so not powerful enough to be useful in an emergency.
The jet planes are flying much higher and are loaded; I'm assuming this one was empty. That would account for the power discrepancy. Finally, I think you might be still high on the power cost. $.10/kwh is retail cost in…
Why do you believe that?
No. The closest I can think is to have a solid rocket booster and that has obvious risks as well.
Relatedly, I made an embedded product. I built a live CD (yes this was a while ago) for my employer with the entire development environment. As long as you can find an x86 machine with CD-ROM you could build, compile,…
Another way to look at the social model is kids playing in neighborhoods. It's not unsafe to walk from one place to another because of lousy sidewalks or excessive leaves: it's the roads we put between any place they…
No, because the phosphors glow for much longer than human persistence of vision.
Long distance trucking gets heavily subsidized by all other road users. Damage is caused by the fourth power of weight, but trucking only paid 35% of maintenance while being responsible for 99% of the cost.…
I hate having to come up with different variable names than `list` so I don't shadow the function `list`. Repeat that for a lot of common words: count, first, length, map, max, min, search, string; that you would then…
That's a stupid point to be trying to make and irrelevant.
Building interconnects costs money. What's the ROI on building more? Positive ROI becomes present if Texas has large amounts of nondispatchable power and the neighboring areas do not have the same. So if Texas builds…
GGP didn't say ERCOT, they said "Texas". Which further demonstrates how ignorant it is to say there are "no major connections".
You're looking for "deep adaptation" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Adaptation
> because there is no realistic path for nuclear reactors to compete with PV+batteries It's not that in Northern climates, it's PV+batteries+Natural Gas turbines, because PV doesn't supply enough power for winter…
Have you considered electric heaters to run for a few hours just if temperatures are consistently low for multiple consecutive days?