I've just bought a 5 with the fan case, and it's kind of ridiculous that it needs active cooling while under no load. I'm sort of disappointed how much power it draws. The whole point of a pi is supposed to be that it's tiny and uses almost no power. My previous pi3 would be cold while idle and only ever got "warmish" under load and no active cooling.
I'm all for Newton's conclusion that God can't be real, but man that just seems like a really weird reason.
Couldn't God push two things in opposite directions for the first motion? like throwing two balls together from each hand so they collide in the middle. That would result in zero net-god-motion. Or, since he's god, maybe he's above the laws of the universe. That might literally be true - there's no reason to believe laws of motion should hold outside of this universe.. whatever that ends up meaning.
but how would every action has an equal and opposite reaction == this is a cruel godless world?
I mean, it is a cruel godless world, but not because of the laws of motion 😂
you didn't read the article did you? You just read the headline and made an angry comment didn't you
this just in: publicly traded company whose job is to maximise shareholder value maximises shareholder value instead of doing something else. more at eight.
You know the rules. I don't make them, I just do my part. "quietly" in the headline = downvote and don't read.
is it just 15km? The cars meet after an hour and the fly is going 15kmph for 1h, so all the bouncing back and forth is irrelevant. Feels like a trick question and I'm missing something though
I think I'd rather dodge 100 duck-sized bullets
"Don't have time" lmao. It's a 258-word article. Unless you are exceptionally slow at reading or exceptionally quick at typing, it took you longer to write out that comment than to read it.
If you don't wanna read it then just don't, you don't have to make excuses to yourself.
I would expect you to, @NegativeLookBehind.
I figured, if there's one place on the whole internet likely to appreciate this kind of turbonerdery it'd be Lemmy.
No idea. Just saying what worked for me in case others find it helpful for their platform
Reader View gets around it.
Leo Laporte will be delighted
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You know, I immediately thought Mr Monopoly too. But you're totally right, I was misremembering Mr Pringle instead. weird.
It's kinda the opposite of both letters in AI? Neither Artificial nor intelligent.. I suppose Natural Stupidity = NS?
Or I suppose just I∀
I originally posted this on lemmy.world, but then the instance went down again so fuck it, moving my c/videos subscription to here and restarting this post
The UK's first power station in 30 years has thousands of workers on site every day
Government projections suggest wind and solar are on track to become orders of magnitude cheaper than gas power over the coming decade
The application was refused by nine votes to two at a planning meeting.
The solar farm would cover 210 acres of the Gwent Levels
I didn't know Wales had 75MW of sunlight across the whole country tbh
"Sir John Rose, the chief executive of Rolls to 2011, said that any risk that the Rolls design might not be 'best in class' would be outweighed by the overall gains that could be made by backing Rolls."
The council’s strategic planning committee will preside over the application tonight, 8 August, which seeks outline planning permission for the
I'm already with Octopus, but I've just had a smart meter installed, so I'm looking at moving to one of their EV tarrifs. These seem like kind of a no-brainer, but I'm a bit suspicious. It seems sort of too compelling.. what am I missing?
I'm currently paying 29.26p/kWh and 53.96p/day. Both EV tarriffs are 29.56p/kWh, so only 0.3p more, and the standing charge is the same. But, both tarriffs offer cheap overnight power; Go offers 4 hours at 9.5p/kWh, and Intelligent offers 6 hours at 7.5p/kWh (so why would you ever choose Go..?). I guess you'd choose Go if you can't or don't want to link your car's API to Octopus, but I see no other disadvantage).
Is anyone here on either the Go or Intelligent tarriff? Any regrets or non-obvious gotchas to watch out for?
Rishi Sunak seems determined to make North Sea production a wedge issue, but it could come at a cost.
Energy Security Secretary Grant Shapps announces £22 million uplift for flagship scheme.
Drax, one of the country’s biggest energy producers, managed to avoid returning hundreds of millions to households during a historic cost-of-living crisis
Grant Shapps is set to unveil proposals to help build more pylons and power lines for clean energy.
Investment needed in both fossil fuels and renewable power, warns Bernard Looney
Pathfinder Clean Energy's plan would see solar panels installed across 13 fields near Paulton.
The PM says more oil and gas licences will be approved, despite warnings from campaigners.
I don't really know how languages work in the feddiverse but I've heard that not setting the post langauge at all can result in your post being hidden from most users. So I always set my posts' language to English. I find it a little silly that I have to scroll through a giant list of all possible languages to find mine. I have configured the language on my account so t should default to that. Or at least it should be at the top of the list.
Demand is 27.1 GW at the time of this post. 3.6 GW (13%) is coming from gas; 2.7GW (10%) from nuclear; a net 1.6% is coming from imports.
Source: https://grid.iamkate.com/
Plans for the 160 acre (64.75 hectare) solar farm in Stroud have been approved.
Plans for the major solar farm projects in Lincolnshire are due to considered later.
Summary generated by AI:
- Decision day for two major solar farm projects in Lincolnshire.
- Developers Green Switch proposes a 63-acre site near Folkingham, Lightsource SPV 217 Limited proposes a 173-acre site near Gonerby Moor.
- Both projects planned to operate for 40 years, generating renewable energy for thousands of homes.
- Concerns raised about the impact on the local environment and community for the Washdyke Farm project.
- Council officers recommend refusing planning permission for the Washdyke Farm due to its significant adverse impact on the open countryside.
- Gonerby Moor project recommended for planning permission, highlighting its contribution to reducing reliance on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Lincolnshire has seen multiple solar farm proposals, raising concerns that the region is being used as a dumping ground for green energy projects benefiting other parts of the country.