DerGottesknecht

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.

many parking spaces actually got converted to charging stations.

How many? We have 160milion parking spaces and 115.000 charging stations, which is 0.07%. Compare this to 2.9% electric Vehicles and think about if it’s really to many.

What is a solution that is as comfortable to use as a car? There is none. We also don’t have space in cities to add other modes of transportation as long as cars take up most of public space.

But we still need to change our car dominant society to a more climate friendly and space and resource efficient one. And this is only possible if we take away privileges cars enjoyed for the last decades and make driving less attractive than public transit and micromobility.

People are lazy and comfortable, they will never give up cars willingly.

Yeah, but we have a problem with too many cars in germany. We can’t continue to give everyone free parking space. Our citys are choking with cars and the quality of life for people suffers.

Same with the fuel prices, the CO2 emissions of traffic are huge and we have to do something against that.

Sucks that it makes your hobby more difficult and expensive, but we can’t continue with the status quo.

Yes, but the first comment asked why games are so huge o the harddrive.

I was referring to the hard drive, not the download. I think loading times increases if you have the textures compressed.

Decompression uses the cpu, so you loose performance if you compress textures.

Use nitter

https://nitter.net/JoelBurgess/status/1428008041887281157

Are you hallucinating? What part of your comments do you think was ignored?

Because it certainly seems like you got your ass handed to you in this thread by someone who had the knowledge and could back it up with sources.

And your general framing of the issue, ommitance of the stong uptick in new renewables after the new government took power pisses me off as a german.

1. Uranium.

And thats about it.

Here a paper on the base load.

Also solar panels power amortization time is around a year, depending on cell chemistry, production and installation location.

The reality is that renewable energy is unpredictable and best suited to flexible generation. Please do not misunderstand me, I fully support the development of all renewable technologies. However, when we wean ourselves of fossil fuels, we will need new baseload power plants. Nuclear is currently the best option to provide stable baseload generation.

Do you have a source for this?

Because grids already deal with changing demand and if the generation is geographically distributed this issue could probably be solved with less storage than electrc cars are using. See this paper

because of this

Overpopulation is a cop out, we could supply even more people. Its more an issue with greed and inequality that causes the problems instead of overpopulation

Didn’t you hear him? ONCE AND FOR ALL!!!

You know that with merit order pricing the cost of electricity only depended on the cost of the most expensive producer? So nuclear plants have close to 0 Influence on the price.

Thank you for debunking this nuclear fanboy bullshit that gets repeated all the time.

Spain is in the EU, so no visa necessary for tourists.

Nah, not really. They want to change from party tourism, which is concentrated on one small area to a more distributed culture tourism. Those tourist spend twice as much and not only in the big clubs but on small shops all around the island. So they have a plan and it makes sense.

High voltage dc transmission lines already exist and are already in use .

This is build faster and with fewer risks than nuclear.