Finland., although many places have looked at old mines for this purpose. It’s a fairly obvious solution.
Cethin
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- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•A fossil-fuel plant seeing nuclear coming...English5·11 hours ago
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•A fossil-fuel plant seeing nuclear coming...English2·11 hours ago
That’s why it’s for baseline power. No one is claiming it handles spikes. We have solutions for that though. Solar and wind also obviously don’t handle spikes. Many types of batteries do, and they don’t care where the power came from.
Rotational energy is actually a pretty good battery, which has no conversion cost with nuclear, since rotational energy is what it produces with the turbine. You spin your flywheel up, and you drain power from it as you need it. Chemical batteries also work, with the conversation cost that all sources pay equally.
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•A fossil-fuel plant seeing nuclear coming...English135·11 hours ago
I can see why people have been scared by the waste, but it’s really not a concern. There are long term storage solutions, but they just haven’t been implemented in many places. Kyle Hill actually just did a video on one the other day.
The waste just isn’t a big enough concern to have put the resources into long term storage yet. The radiation level around the casks is so low that you can be around them and hug them without concern. Flying in a plane is more concerning. This argument is mostly fear mongering so we don’t phase out dirty energy. We could have thousands of reactors running, but they’ve made us scared of the solution so we don’t replace them.
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•70=sixty-ten / 80=four-twenties / 90= four-twenty-tenEnglish45·12 hours ago
C is pretty made up too. Why water, and why sea level? Don’t complain about F if you aren’t using K, where zero actually means zero. Anything else is just picking arbitrary points that you like for one reason or another.
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•I’m 59 and on level 22,000-something in Candy Crush…English2·18 hours ago
Put an extra newline between your entries. They appear as just one long sting.
Some other games in the same vein that I didn’t see in your screenshots:
Icewind Dale
Knight of the Old Republic
Titan Quest
Hitman: Sniper
Siralim Ultimate
Streets of Rage 4
Andor’s Trail
Caves of Lore
And some that are in between a console and premium phone experience:
Idle Fantasy (free)
Dawncaster
Indies Lies
Rogue Adventure
Doom & Destiny Advanced
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•I’m 59 and on level 22,000-something in Candy Crush…English2·18 hours ago
It’s really funny that I started to make a habit of using em-dashes right as LLMs started becoming an issue, and them being a sign of LLM generated content. I just bailed on them sadly, but I may try to make a habit of using them again. LLMs are now trained to avoid them and semicolons now I think, so they should be back to being available for humans to use.
- Cethin@lemmy.ziptomemes@lemmy.world•I’m 59 and on level 22,000-something in Candy Crush…English7·18 hours ago
Wait, is that the full version of Death Stranding? I would not think that’s possible.
Just name random gods and you’ll probably get it.
I know why water was chosen. Brine also has characteristics that are useful. My point was that it’s just one (specific version of a) molecule at one specific altitude, and pressure varies, so there is no true “sea level pressure”. It is not a concrete thing where zero means zero.
Metric I love. C is not metric though. It’s an SI unit, but not metric, as often as those are conflated. It doesn’t have any fundamental advantage over F.