Moldoteck

6 ms·

1.
by Moldoteck 9d ago
Oh they can. They can offer profiling local servers/software for most important websites which, after profiling will request from google the specific ad category
2.
by Moldoteck 9d ago
Functionality is much more limited, more lags and necessity to always have internet connection
3.
by Moldoteck 9d ago
Try saying that to the govt when they send some documents to your university that must be filled by several ppl and suddenly content isn't alligned anymore as it originally was.
4.
by Moldoteck 10d ago
The thing is, it needs to be 1:1. This will be fixed only by a govt push to do full replacement for all doc sharing at all levels, especially schools. But since in this country office is mostly pirated anyway, it's not such a big push
5.
by Moldoteck 10d ago
Tbh the only reason I can't put an ubuntu for my parents/grandparents is Microsoft office. Libre is generally ok, but they deal with lots of documents from different ppl/orgs that just need to have similar rendering. Windows
6.
by Moldoteck 11d ago
If humidity is high, you'll not cool down even if ambient temp is below body's. Needless to say, living with 30dg ambient temp inside the house is a misery
7.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
This is not propaganda what a nonsense. The fact that more ppl die from cold is not an argument against using ACs. It's an argument to have hvacs to get proper electrified cooling and heating
8.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
Case closed that europe got tens of thousands excess deaths from heatwaves?
9.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
I'm still brothered by climate change every time i get out of my apartment. I still don't want to feel miserable during heatwave. This argument is utter nonsense considering most of Europe has summer clean electric overcapacity. I
10.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
Most of the grid is built for winter. Summer has huge overcapacity. That's also why France exported every single day and hour this summer despite all the stories of shut down nuclear plants Europe had tens of thousands of excess deaths
11.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
Acs are not that expensive. The problem is getting approval
12.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
Hearing that ac at home is a luxury in France when piss poor romania/moldova do install them left and right sounds borderline satirical. Ffs an ac is not that expensive. And running it is not that expensive, especially with french nucl
13.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
During recent heatwaves ceiling fans will still not help you. They'll help with ac efficiency but you'll still feel miserable
14.
by Moldoteck 20d ago
During heatwaves the fan is no longer sufficient. It can improve ac cold air spreading though. A fan alone will not help you when your walls are warm and when even at night outside temp is above 20dg and humidity is high
15.
by Moldoteck 25d ago
Oh, for sure, but Garmin's watches do operate under a different principle. They got a lot of SOC's doing specific tasks more efficiently vs software and their OS is more limited in terms of apps. Android/Apple watches are mor
16.
by Moldoteck 25d ago
trump is just a reflection of voters. He'll be out but another one will come, be it vance, be it rubio, be it even jo rogan. The overall direction of american society wishes is clear
17.
by Moldoteck 25d ago
because the next one might be vance? and vance again? and afterwards another similar rep? EU should really have a plan to ditch US collective monopoly in all sectors, especially tech. Just like China we should have our own payment systems,
18.
by Moldoteck 25d ago
ability to sideload would help greatly
19.
by Moldoteck 1mo ago
You can get a forerunner that can also last many days and MIP display and it'll cost about the same. Now the question is rather what platform you like. I find PT2 Ui much more intuitive
20.
by Moldoteck 1mo ago
fenix is huge so it's understandable
21.
by Moldoteck 1mo ago
i own PT2 due to buttons but charging thing is not such a problem considering i take it off before the shower
22.
by Moldoteck 1mo ago
US dollar value was held by several pillars, among which- pax americana, petro dollar/assets and innovation sector. Pax americana is dismantled by US itself. Petro chemicals are threatened by ren transition and China. Tech sector still
23.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
The gamble is not taking it for overweight ppl that hope the consequences of being overweight/obese are less bad than theoretical consequences of glp1
24.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
ONE station has SEVERAL units
25.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
I meant it's irrelevant in the context of reactors not in general It's easier to keep them stealthy vs getting it from a reactor that operates under special conditions where Russia definitely helped, especially under current IAEA
26.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
Proliferation is irrelevant. It was not a Candu reactor what India have used and without Russia's help it's unlikely it would have happened. But there are easier and cheaper pathways - uranium enrichment distributed to be stealthy
27.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
Looking at past few days, I wouldnt say it's on it's way to be solved https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/zone/AU-SA/live/hourly SA has highest household prices in Australia (or close to the to
28.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
Most dangerous phase of the waste is first ±300y. Afterwards most radiation is low energy and most of the danger would come from ingestion like with any toxic chemical
29.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
The design was bad in the sense they backported generator placement from US BWR projects in basement. It makes sense in US but risks in Japan are different Yes, radiation killed zero. Evacuation - thousands
30.
by Moldoteck 3mo ago
Ren= renewables. Hualong is the domestic Chinese reactor design

More ›