Now, if only the Canadians had actually done such a thing
Commuting4375
joined 1 month ago
Ah yes, the abstinence technique. Brilliant.
I for one like the ability to heat my home at night in the winter, not have it be >30°C inside in the summer (system has to catch up at night), keep my living space at a reasonable humidity, cook food, and use modern amenities without incurring a ridiculous cost.
There's no other way to cut it. We will need more electrical capacity than today, not less.
No it does not feel perfectly cool for all of us. Sincerely, someone who was soaked in sweat in their own home due to high indoor temperatures like this all week.
I have never once had a living arrangement where the shower didn't warm the room
Hence the picture. Above 70 F is where it begins to get uncomfortable. Then it gets much higher than that as well
Eating is great. Having to eat sucks.
I got it as a disk for PC because I had an incredibly slow and metered internet connection. It turned out to not even have half of the game. I had to pay I think $90 to download it. And then I hated the game
My state charges an EV tax at vehicle registration renewal that is substantially more than the tax that would be paid on gasoline. I'd have to drive around 5 times what I do before it starts getting close. There were talks of adding some other kind of tax too, beyond this, which would be double dipping. I'm the kind of person that would happily pay taxes although I find the execution of this poor since it is largely rooted in entrenched interests. Namely selling ethanol.
Clicking on a link without knowing the website it leads to?
most of the time when someone just posts a YouTube link on social media it’s a complete waste of time
Completely different arguments. This is moving the goalposts
They provided the admission too