Plants can use carbon only up to a point. Most of the time the plants are not CO2 constrained, but sunlight constrained. Meaning that there is not enough light to use that much CO2.
That is also the reason why global warming won't lead to prime farming land in the north - even when it gets warmer there, there won't be enough sunlight for decent plant growth compared to, for example, central Europe.
Adding CO2 to boost plant growth only makes sense in a well-planted and well-lighted fishtank, not in the Earth atmosphere.
Well, bicycle components, for example (the better ones). A decent aluminium bike frame is way cheaper, than 10 years ago, and at the same time better, because the technology is mature. Same goes for hydraulic disc brakes.
Not really. Complete automation usually happens when people are expensive. Compared to the rest of the train, its operators aren't that expensive. Besides, modern train protection systems like LZB in Germany actually allow for automatic operation. It is seldom used in that capacity because it is not available on all the railroads, just on some lines that allow speeds higher than (in case of Germany) 160 kph. Autopilot is used on these tracks, though.
Well, maybe the civilian death toll would have been less if NATO has not intervened. You see, when a foreign invader comes, even these who would have stood back otherwise, will try to devend their homes.
That particular conflict was just a turf war between two rival gangs. When USA interfered, they took sides for one of the gangs. That caused problems later when this gang invaded a neighbour country.
So, it could have been even for the better altogether if US had just stood back - the gangs might have blooded themselves out.
Sure about that "no charges"? I googled it up, seems that Janklow had to serve 100 days of jail for hat. Still better than a former Bavarian minister, who got a 12 months probation after killing a Polish citizen when driving drunk.
Do you also raise your own fresh meat and grow your fresh vegetables? Because, except for grains and noodles, basically everything else with long shelf life is processed crap.
I've tried. Even bought Osmand+. Frankly, it sucks. True, there are many paths that aren't drawn in a "real" navigation software. But the routing is miserable and routing between adjacent regions is non-existant.
There was no other way than riding over the track at an angle. It was a narrow road with cars parked in two rows - fucking bastards - and the light rail track in the centre. And no, it was the back wheel. Unfortunately the tire had the same width as this cavity in the rail. The back wheel slipped into it, stuck, and since the bike decelerated immediately (I had only half a second of forewarning when I felt the rear wheel skidding which I used to unclip the pedals) I have been thrown off the bike by inertia.
Hurt myself pretty hard with bruises on bruises all over. Limped for about two months afterwards.
I got stuck with the rear wheel in a rail track once and had a short and ugly flight over the handlebar. Thanks to the helmet, I was just dizzy for a couple of days. Without it it would have been a concussion.
I know you are joking, but here is a picture of a special Soviet driving license with the right to break the traffic code. Oh, and the car must not be searched.
The only incorrect thing here is your claim. First, running is one of the more strenuous sports. Second, lean meat has indeed few calories (~110 kcal for 100g). That amount is barely enough for a single mile. Besides, ever heard of "rabbit starvation"?
Free handouts my fat arse. I have paid in the unemployment insurance for years. Bugger it, if I am to be unemployed for a while, I expect to keep my dignity and not be insulted by puffed up self-important bigots.
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Plants can use carbon only up to a point. Most of the time the plants are not CO2 constrained, but sunlight constrained. Meaning that there is not enough light to use that much CO2.
That is also the reason why global warming won't lead to prime farming land in the north - even when it gets warmer there, there won't be enough sunlight for decent plant growth compared to, for example, central Europe.
Adding CO2 to boost plant growth only makes sense in a well-planted and well-lighted fishtank, not in the Earth atmosphere.
Well, bicycle components, for example (the better ones).
A decent aluminium bike frame is way cheaper, than 10 years ago, and at the same time better, because the technology is mature. Same goes for hydraulic disc brakes.
Not really. Complete automation usually happens when people are expensive. Compared to the rest of the train, its operators aren't that expensive. Besides, modern train protection systems like LZB in Germany actually allow for automatic operation. It is seldom used in that capacity because it is not available on all the railroads, just on some lines that allow speeds higher than (in case of Germany) 160 kph. Autopilot is used on these tracks, though.
Yep, OsmAnd+ sucks. Unfortunately it is the only semi-usable bicycle navigation and it is even kinda sorta usable offroads.
Try Mapfactor Navigator Free. It is closed source and with ads, but it does use OSM as their map source. Way better routing than OsmAnd.
Well, what about yourself? Have you ever been in Russia, for example? Doesn't seem to be the case, to be honest.
Well, maybe the civilian death toll would have been less if NATO has not intervened. You see, when a foreign invader comes, even these who would have stood back otherwise, will try to devend their homes.
That particular conflict was just a turf war between two rival gangs. When USA interfered, they took sides for one of the gangs. That caused problems later when this gang invaded a neighbour country.
So, it could have been even for the better altogether if US had just stood back - the gangs might have blooded themselves out.
Apparently, not too difficult.
36.7 is normal in degrees Celsius. This kind of thing is something most people learn in their early childhood.
Not quite. Companies are not people in Europe. They are "juridical persons", which is not the same thing.
Besides, EU companies regularily get fined. And quite heavily at that.
Sure about that "no charges"? I googled it up, seems that Janklow had to serve 100 days of jail for hat. Still better than a former Bavarian minister, who got a 12 months probation after killing a Polish citizen when driving drunk.
It is the same software. The developer is a Russian, so the second website might be more current. In doubt use the second website.
Do you also raise your own fresh meat and grow your fresh vegetables? Because, except for grains and noodles, basically everything else with long shelf life is processed crap.
AIMP.
Can do everything WinAmp can, but better.
I've tried. Even bought Osmand+. Frankly, it sucks. True, there are many paths that aren't drawn in a "real" navigation software. But the routing is miserable and routing between adjacent regions is non-existant.
You can use a Sigma DSLR with the IR/dust filter removed. Add an IR pass/Visible light blocker filter in front of the lens and you can make IR photos.
There was no other way than riding over the track at an angle. It was a narrow road with cars parked in two rows - fucking bastards - and the light rail track in the centre. And no, it was the back wheel. Unfortunately the tire had the same width as this cavity in the rail. The back wheel slipped into it, stuck, and since the bike decelerated immediately (I had only half a second of forewarning when I felt the rear wheel skidding which I used to unclip the pedals) I have been thrown off the bike by inertia.
Hurt myself pretty hard with bruises on bruises all over. Limped for about two months afterwards.
Well, not quite. Stalin was indeed a terrorist pre-1917 and has even served prison time when he was caught.
The talk was about lean meat. Which has low fat content by the very definition.
Well, I achieve almost the same speeds with a full suspension mountain bike I use for my commute. I most certainly will fry in this ;-)
I got stuck with the rear wheel in a rail track once and had a short and ugly flight over the handlebar. Thanks to the helmet, I was just dizzy for a couple of days. Without it it would have been a concussion.
I don't think this one is useful if you go faster - there are no air holes so your head will fry after a while.
I know you are joking, but here is a picture of a special Soviet driving license with the right to break the traffic code. Oh, and the car must not be searched.
The only incorrect thing here is your claim.
First, running is one of the more strenuous sports. Second, lean meat has indeed few calories (~110 kcal for 100g). That amount is barely enough for a single mile. Besides, ever heard of "rabbit starvation"?
Free handouts my fat arse. I have paid in the unemployment insurance for years. Bugger it, if I am to be unemployed for a while, I expect to keep my dignity and not be insulted by puffed up self-important bigots.