Wind, it's a nightmare for grid operators to manage
Instead of generating electricity directly in wind turbines, generate compressed air. Transport that energy in pipes and store it on land. On land you have an compressed air driven electricity generator for generating your electricity.
Now you go from peak energy to base load energy. With this, wind will not be an nightmare for grid operators to mange anymore.
The different to use compressed air as a storage for energy instead of batteries, is that you can discharge a compressed tank more times than you can discharge a battery.
When Germany need all of their power is during the winter, when temperature is well below zero degrees. During this period they will not export a single watt of energy out of Germany.
12.3 Twh = 12 300 Gwh = 12 300 000 Mwh.
12 300 000 Mwh / 273 days / 24 hours = 1 877 Mw per hour.
I'm currently working on a presentation and better specification on this subject. Currently the website tlmc.fredan.se does not contain anything useful at this moment.
To give you something in the meantime so can TLMC cache the content (read: only static content!) from a content provider and also give the customers of that ISP the possibility to cache the content at their homes as well (if their ISP is participating in TLMC).
TLMC is transparent, which means that neither part don't have to do anything if they don't want to.
If the content provider don't want to participate but your ISP does, well nothing can't get cached at the ISP, so no joy there either.
If your ISP don't want to participate in this as well, sorry, you as a enduser has to load the content thru your ISP to the origin where the content servers.
The Last Mile Cache is build upon that the Content provider do what it is best on (sending large amount of static data) and the ISP do what it is best on, handling cache server located so close to end user as possible.
If both the content provider and the ISP do participate in this, you will be able to watch movies with better quality than what they can give you on a blu-ray disc today.
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Model P-660HN-F1Z does not support IPv6.
Model P-2612HNU-F1 does not support IPv6.
ZyXEL's hardware sucks for CPE since they cannot do IPv6.
I'm talking about compressed air, which I think, is some kind of a gas.
If you store energy in a battery, it will loss it's energy over time. I think this is the same for a compressed air tank...
ok. fair enough.
How've gonna store the water energy in your residential? With compressed air you can.
I don't think that you can use hydro as a energy resource in a car or a bus. With compressed air you can.
Instead of generating electricity directly in wind turbines, generate compressed air. Transport that energy in pipes and store it on land. On land you have an compressed air driven electricity generator for generating your electricity.
Now you go from peak energy to base load energy. With this, wind will not be an nightmare for grid operators to mange anymore.
The different to use compressed air as a storage for energy instead of batteries, is that you can discharge a compressed tank more times than you can discharge a battery.
my own, http://fredan.se/. I made this solution myself. And it is out there, somewhere....
it is called:
Block sites directly via their DNS server which gives back a NXDOMAIN for where it is propitiate.
Easy solution this f*ck advertise problem.
When Germany need all of their power is during the winter, when temperature is well below zero degrees. During this period they will not export a single watt of energy out of Germany.
12.3 Twh = 12 300 Gwh = 12 300 000 Mwh.
12 300 000 Mwh / 273 days / 24 hours = 1 877 Mw per hour.
because we only have one moon!
Dear U.S, UN and the ITU.
We, the rest of the world, are tired of you screwing with us, so we are moving everything over to Bitcoin and Namecoin.
the real question is:
how many double sha256 hashes can they do?
it's different in that the cache server are placed at the ISP, with the possibility for the user to have an own cache server at their home.
I will try to update the site during the next week with more information of how an setup with TLMC will work.
I'm currently working on a presentation and better specification on this subject. Currently the website tlmc.fredan.se does not contain anything useful at this moment.
To give you something in the meantime so can TLMC cache the content (read: only static content!) from a content provider and also give the customers of that ISP the possibility to cache the content at their homes as well (if their ISP is participating in TLMC).
TLMC is transparent, which means that neither part don't have to do anything if they don't want to.
If the content provider don't want to participate but your ISP does, well nothing can't get cached at the ISP, so no joy there either.
If your ISP don't want to participate in this as well, sorry, you as a enduser has to load the content thru your ISP to the origin where the content servers.
The Last Mile Cache is build upon that the Content provider do what it is best on (sending large amount of static data) and the ISP do what it is best on, handling cache server located so close to end user as possible.
If both the content provider and the ISP do participate in this, you will be able to watch movies with better quality than what they can give you on a blu-ray disc today.
jealous that you've not got one of teslas cars, are we?
you see, they still got shitload of orders and since they are (practically) the only carmaker of electric cars, the will be profitable in that market.
tell that to tesla (the car manufacturer)!
... yeah, what ever.
a more important question:
will dice provide slashdot with an ipv6 address or not?
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not only that but he didn't use the internet either!
are they also under this law?
allready?
quiet easy. probably the same as with their displayport. you can not sue apple if using it.
Please tell me what kind of infrastructure that is needed to achieve this to each tower.
Fiber?
If then continue your digging into the homes directly instead.
If only all ISP added filter to filter the announce prefixes we would have been safe from hijacking prefixes on the Internet today.
However, it turn out that the ISP:s around the world don't give a shit about it.
Terrorist, every prefix is up for grab! Just announce whatever you like and use that when you are going to hack the U.S.
Here is my original thread on NANOG on this. Please remeber that NOBODY REPLIED.
do not filter your customers - part2
They might actually have a good spell checker at the Washington Post!