DutchFella
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The writer of this article should go back to school and learn about the Archimedes' Principle; when ice that floats on water melts it won't affect the sea level, only ice on land that melts affects water levels www.discoverwildlife.com/environment/...
It depends on your needs,where you actually install the panels towards the sun and not like in that stupid ai picture toward the building , the climate were you live and if your balcony is south facing (North facing in the southern hemisphere) For example a 800w on a south facing balcony in
I've seen on live tv how the Moroccan police use water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to hold back the people, I believe my eyes more than some random person that has reason to lie about it. Oh... And the complot theory that Trump may behind it; it likely reason
I believe it's the opposite, this dump truck was intercepted before it reached the destination. Moroccan police has used tear gas and water cannons to prevent people to try to cross the border. BTW most of the people that managed to get across are already returned www.3cat.cat/3catinfo/alm...
Datacenter do need to use water, they can be completely closed loop but as long as they not forced by law to do so companies will choose the cheapest option. Same goes for the energy they use,force them to generate at least the same amount of energy on the grid and reuse the heat the datacenter uses
In Spain both wind and solar (each on3 on their own) out performed fossil fuel, renewables 57% / zero emissions 75%
It may repel mosquitoes but it probably attract cats www.theguardian.com/global-devel...
Reading this news I can already imagine the AI 's response after killing patients
And the finally; A) it's not a car B) its current availably is the same in the US as in EU; currently not available. (But is planned for both)
Don't confuse your lack of information with a lack of integrity on my part. And no, street parking is not allowed either as indicated by the no parking signs and/or yellow roadside markings
... Public parking as in being available for the public, this can be be paid or free; this parking is neither It's a private parking where you get towed if you're not working or have training at the transportation center. Here i give you a Google translate of the sign
Nice try, that's not a public parking... Your car will get towed away. (Not to mention not guarded in any way) The only outdoor parking is that of the rental companies, hotels and of the industry in the area. Yes it's rural.... So even less parking lots nearby
"Not in the sales area is very easy".... As it isn't for sale..... It has been "almost for sale" since 2021. Rooftops parking is typically unavailable and outside parking either is covered or km's from the airport so you have to take a shuttle or taxi.. or both
What features I have to turn off? And no, it's not just me... everyone (except for Tesla owners) just park their ev and come back weeks later without any noticeable battery loss
So i have to ship my car to Phoenix instead of any airport that i actually use to get a bit of juice in an aptera? None of the airports I tend to use have any outside long term parking close to the airport And I don't turn off any feature when I park, as said alarm on, remote connection on.
EV's Hardly lose range when parked, except when power hungry accessories are on; Like Tesla vision based proximity alarm
Press freedom in the land of the free isn't that free anymore www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-press...
Fact checking is not you thing isn't it? Also 55°C is not " instant death " As humans can briefly survive temperatures up to 60°C as long as they have access to water.
While by far the most expensive per capita the US only ranks 40th in healthcare globally www.visualcapitalist.com/ranked-the-c...
German judge sets precedent against companies that practice shrinkflation Original article (dutch) www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/20...
I prefer destroying "desert habitats" over destroying rainforests, pollution of oceans and so on. Most deserts areas are expanding (The Sahara Desert by ~10% since 1920, the Gobi Desert grows by over 3,600 km² annually for example) Slowing this process (or reverting) is a good thing.
Btw, On short trips the reduced range is not a problem (because short trips is less distance anyway) you just plug in again. If cold temperatures range reduction would be a real deal breaker than Norway (not known for mild winters) would not have >95% of all new cars being EV