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It should be enough to convert every third golf course to a solar plant.

California is doing pretty good with their battery storage. And if all the electric car batteries get old we can use them as stationary grid storage.

In germany we use more space for golf courses and christmas trees than renewables. Compared to the land used tongrow animal feed thats a drop in a bucket. You could eat a little less meat and have more than enough room for 100% renewables.

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Dezwo ist gebannt, jetzt tummeln sich die faschos auf depi

Pandas can be used to build a slime farm in peacefull mode.

nuclear is an effective option dollar-for-dollar and acre-for-acre

Dollar for dollar renewables are more effectiv and also we don't have enough time for nuclear. We need low co2 energy faster than in a decade

I'm a softwaredev too, we use this for our manual. Its writen in markdown, which we convert with pandoc to latex. We can use git for versioning and merging and the manuals always look very nice.

Latex is no versioning tool but a textsetting language. It outputs perfectly formatted Documents after building and takes care of aranging images, quotes and all the tedious stuff so after setting up your template you only have to care about content. It works well with git.

Not like word where adding an image fucks the whole formatting.

You train neuronal networks with labeled data and those captchas are used to create the labels. Its not specified in the code what a bicycle is, but in the training data.

Das die Bundeswehr keine Infrastruktur mehr hat um einen Wehrdienst umzusetzen. Zu wenig Kasernen, zu wenig Ausbilder, zu wenig Ausrüstung.

He said he took pictures of old xp keys in second hand shops and upgraded them.

I've also never bought a windows license, i still use my education licenses after university a decade ago. I have not heard of pc parts with an OEM license attached, thats why I believe you can have used windows all your life without ever paying something to microsoft.

The user you replied to probably build his pc from parts and thus not paid indirectly to Microsoft.