Cool. Nothing could possibly go wrong.
Cool. Nothing could possibly go wrong.
The main advantage of using what is basically dirt is that it’s dirt cheap. You need a metric fuckton of this stuff so the cheaper the material, the better. Also, molten metal is difficult to handle.
Play stupid games …
Agnostic atheist. That’s a pretty standard position for atheists. It means you don’t believe in gods but you’re not claiming that they don’t exist. Proving that something doesn’t exist is logically impossible so there’s no point even bothering to try. So we’re willing to believe in gods, if someone presents convincing evidence for their existence. Until then we don’t.
Cool. Thanks for the info.
How much did you end up paying? Did you have to pay tax, customs fees etc? $200 sounds almost too good to be true. Do you run Linux on it? Any driver issues? I’m looking for a replacement for my NAS right now. On paper this one looks pretty good.
I’d go with a corporate hand me down just for sustainability. Those tend to be in decent shape and can be had for reasonable prices. Buying second hand is always a bit of a lottery but so is buying chinesium.
Yet another quality self own.
Ah … yeah … totally. I would never use some filthy peasant distro like Mint. No sir! Never never ever!
If you don’t compile from source, do you even Linux?
True. These guys know exactly what’s going on but there seems to be little to no resistance. Really strange.
There are plenty of capitalist countries where this sort of shit doesn’t happen.
If God didn’t want us to fuck couches, why did he make them so goddamn sexy?
So, no. Gotcha.
Ironically enough, that emperor would probably have thought it’s mana from heaven, if he ever got to try Sprite.
You really have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.
Do you really have trouble understanding the difference between nuclear waste and regular waste?
Diese alten Kästen da in Hintergrund könnte man ja auch noch planieren und statt dessen mehr Parkplätze bauen!
My question was specifically how reprocessing the stuff other than fuel would work. And it was a rhetorical question nectar it obviously doesn’t.
How else would you heat up a huge pile of bricks? This is for industrial applications or grid scale heating systems. They basically all use hot air.