E.g. how much of the costs of fossil-fuel is externalized (pollution, fuel-generation, tax-breaks/incentives) vs included in the actual price? Ditto for wind, solar, wave (ahem), and nuclear.
A googling showed 300 incidents/year (ranging from ice-buildup on blades, to people falling off during construction) for wind-power, while the US alone have ca 30 deaths just from mining coal - shouldn't we include these when estimating costs? I notice pretty much every post here only looks at consumer price, with no questions about how they got there, or concerns for human lives.
Note: Wind power is not completely safe, and several ongoing cases over here are about workers being subjected to severe toxins during construction of the blades.
Yeah, that place is fucking annoying with the intelligent conversations, sharing of experiences, friendly and useful communities, and the gawdawful niceties people are saying to each other.
As a frequent flyer, I don't need them to be fancy, just to be quieter than the main areas, to have some snacks, a shower, a clean toilet, comfortable chairs...
Make a plugin, that randomizes some of the tracked values? Sometimes it reports an extra font, sometime removes a font from the list, sometimes add a random plugin's name, perhaps occasionally change the reported OS...
Only place I ever had my credit-card signature checked was in the US:) But this piece reads exactly like the complaints when chip+pin started rolling out in Europe almost a decade ago.
To quote the man himself, " I could shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters. " Unless you have photos of Trump with an underage rent boy, his supporters don't care what he has done.
Think of it as, if a media-outlet is seen as being anti-Hillary, then when Hillary inevitably wins, that outlet will have a harder time getting access - they are basically playing ball, or playing it safe, and had no option but to support the clear winner.
Apparently not. Even where freely permitted, ISPs have been shown to carefully divide things up down to the level of which side of the street you live on.
Just in case anyone wondered, have seen these exact things in a few European countries...
Why? Because I know that the most-common religion there is Catholicism, or because I think that King Willem-Alexander is just another man, and shouldn't have special laws protecting him from insults?
A driver will only occasionally turn their head to watch blind spots. They might forget.
That would be extremely bad driving habits. Keep in mind that in most places if you don't check your blindspots when changing lanes during the drivers test it is at least a significant point loss and likely an automatic fail.
I took a refresher-course after moving to Belgium, since I hadn't actually been driving for some years, and I wanted to also learn about differences in laws - the instructors basically told me that they never bother telling students to check their blind spots, because "why bother"....
Since moving to Belgium, I've largely stopped riding my bike. Experiences like the one above, and people's driving-habits in general here, scare the shizzle out of me.
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Define cost-effective.
E.g. how much of the costs of fossil-fuel is externalized (pollution, fuel-generation, tax-breaks/incentives) vs included in the actual price? Ditto for wind, solar, wave (ahem), and nuclear.
A googling showed 300 incidents/year (ranging from ice-buildup on blades, to people falling off during construction) for wind-power, while the US alone have ca 30 deaths just from mining coal - shouldn't we include these when estimating costs? I notice pretty much every post here only looks at consumer price, with no questions about how they got there, or concerns for human lives.
Note: Wind power is not completely safe, and several ongoing cases over here are about workers being subjected to severe toxins during construction of the blades.
Eh, no, in the US-of-A, externalized costs of fossil-fuel magically disappears and never has to get picked up by anyone.
(Evidence: See pretty much 90% of the posts in this thread)
Yeah, that place is fucking annoying with the intelligent conversations, sharing of experiences, friendly and useful communities, and the gawdawful niceties people are saying to each other.
Pro-tip: Uninstall Flash and Skype, and not only will your laptop be quieter, it'll help with battery-time.
As a frequent flyer, I don't need them to be fancy, just to be quieter than the main areas, to have some snacks, a shower, a clean toilet, comfortable chairs ...
Might want to distinguish between "City Officials" and "City Inhabitants" there....
If you need to tear up the streets to lay a bit of extra fiber, I suspect you have some really odd streets ...
Make a plugin, that randomizes some of the tracked values? ...
Sometimes it reports an extra font, sometime removes a font from the list, sometimes add a random plugin's name, perhaps occasionally change the reported OS
Only place I ever had my credit-card signature checked was in the US :)
But this piece reads exactly like the complaints when chip+pin started rolling out in Europe almost a decade ago.
See: https://twitter.com/NatSecGeek...
To quote the man himself, " I could shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters. "
Unless you have photos of Trump with an underage rent boy, his supporters don't care what he has done.
I thought a lot of his supporters were catholic.
What type of engine was used? Hybrid? Bi-liquid?
Just for a comparison, list of parties in Denmark : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Think of it as, if a media-outlet is seen as being anti-Hillary, then when Hillary inevitably wins, that outlet will have a harder time getting access - they are basically playing ball, or playing it safe, and had no option but to support the clear winner.
From the outside, it looks like American politics are about voting AGAINST someone, instead of voting FOR your preferred candidate.
Good thing they didn't make the penalty for copyright infringement jail time
Apparently not. Even where freely permitted, ISPs have been shown to carefully divide things up down to the level of which side of the street you live on.
Just in case anyone wondered, have seen these exact things in a few European countries ...
I have heard the last few years' entries into the Eurovision Song Contest from France ... Bagpipes would be preferable.
Forcibly rename the company, "I Can't Believe It's Not Security!" ?
Why? Because I know that the most-common religion there is Catholicism, or because I think that King Willem-Alexander is just another man, and shouldn't have special laws protecting him from insults?
The Netherlands just imprisoned a man for insulting another man .... That's a catholic country.
Unless I'm missing something, how exactly do they plan to enforce this for overseas sites?
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Use their position in the EU to enforce it against the 26% of porn hosted in the Netherlands, as well as other locations in the EU.... oh, wait ....
If you want to change Queen, you'll need a farcical aquatic ceremony.
a'what? Aquatic ceremony? ...do tell....
A driver will only occasionally turn their head to watch blind spots. They might forget.
That would be extremely bad driving habits. Keep in mind that in most places if you don't check your blindspots when changing lanes during the drivers test it is at least a significant point loss and likely an automatic fail.
I took a refresher-course after moving to Belgium, since I hadn't actually been driving for some years, and I wanted to also learn about differences in laws - the instructors basically told me that they never bother telling students to check their blind spots, because "why bother"....
Since moving to Belgium, I've largely stopped riding my bike. Experiences like the one above, and people's driving-habits in general here, scare the shizzle out of me.
You _may_ want to pay a little bit more for your cars in the future ;)
Unless you're in the US - never been in a car in the US, where stuff weren't coming loose/falling off...no idea why though.