I wouldn’t, you don’t see a massive outcry from the populace at large about it, it’s only ever a few here or there. You do see plenty of their citizenry cheering it on, however, so your disbelief in the poling doesn’t have much merit to it.
Sure, for a homeowner it doesn’t make sense. But what about at grid scale when there isn’t enough demand for that electricity?
What opportunity cost is there to NOT do it when the power would otherwise be wasted or generation capacity reduced? If anything, I’d say the opportunity cost is of not doing this with over generation on the grid/plant
What’s the alternative? Turning down production when demand is lower than supply or try to out it into batteries.
So you can either do nothing, or use the capacity you’d otherwise waste. Then it comes down to which is a better / cheaper storage method: building batteries, or something that turns that extra power I to some that can be easily stored/used later.
Normal people lived in Nazi Germany too.
Also, there’s no real opposition to what their military is doing according to Pew Research .
A new Pew Research Center survey finds that 39% of Israelis say Israel’s military response against Hamas in Gaza has been about right, while "34% say it has not gone far enough and 19% think it has gone too far.
According to the survey, conducted in March and early April, roughly two-thirds of Israelis are also confident that Israel will either probably (27%) or definitely (40%) achieve its goals in the war against Hamas. Still, majorities of Israeli adults are worried about aspects of the ongoing war:
61% say they are extremely or very concerned about the war expanding into other countries in the region. 68% say they are extremely or very concerned about the war going on for a long time. When it comes to what should happen after the war, there is less consensus. A 40% plurality of Israelis think Israel should govern the Gaza Strip. Smaller shares think Gazans should decide who governs (14%) or would like to see a Palestinian Authority national unity government either with (6%) or without (12%) President Mahmoud Abbas (also known as Abu Mazen) in leadership.
Separately, 26% of Israelis think a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully with each other – down from 35% who said the same last year, prior to the war, and about half as many as took that position when the question was first asked in 2013.
Vastly more Israelis care about the war expanding than they do the atrocities that are being committed in their name. Hell, they have less faith now that this will not exterminate Gaza than they did last year. Even Israelis know what’s coming, the majority just don’t care.
Maybe stop defending the country where 3/4 of the population thinks the current state of Gaza is ok or not going far enough.
How did you hook it into HA? My wife has one, but it’s button activated, guessing yours has less controls? Or is it just super fancy?
Cuz they’re having a good time.
“Oops, looks like my hammer wii remote flew into the ad screen and now it doesn’t work”
Ah, yeah I feel that. Been dealing with it in my own setup, and sometimes they get annoyed when stuff gets done on my time 😅
I’ve thought about deploying overseerr to take some of that off me, but I’m lazy…
Sounds like a cookie isn’t being saved, so they have to enter their 2fa every time instead of having the site trust the browser
What’s wrong with your setup that makes you have to touch your stack constantly?
I have radarr and sonarr, and I only ever touch them to add media. Hell, I use prowlarr more than either of the others just cuz I don’t have any kind of management for other media I partake in
The noise is one of the least egregious effects of a data center. Utility costs are going to be a much bigger indicator of the data center’s impact on the area.
For anyone curious, makes mobile gaming a whole lot less painful too
100%
I’ve only run across a single game that still gives you the ad bonus when blocking ads, but even without the bonus, it’s worth it to not have a 2 minute long ad every 5 minutes
Vimeo is the backend, not the platform.
Bubble inflators say there’s no bubble, ask for more pumps for no reason.
Texting, emailing and calling all help you stay in touch and don’t involve Fuckerberg or his shitty software.
I just straight up abandoned Facebook a decade ago and haven’t looked back. I keep up with the friends that bother to put in the effort, and acquaintances that don’t weren’t super important anyway.
No better way to tell me not to buy a game than to put large swaths of it behind multiplayer.
You might want to go find a “clam” corner to think about your lack of a question
To which I also have to note, how few browsers aren’t chromium… IE Brave, Vivaldi etc…
I must be misunderstanding this line, as both of those are chromium browsers. Not sure if you meant to call out safari and Firefox as 'how few aren’t chromium, or that so many browsers are chromium based like those two.
Scott Adams was a massive dipshit, and using his cartoon as anything more than laughing at the addled interpretations of corporate life is mental to me.
As for management being easier than work, that’s only true if you’re a psycho or don’t actually have a real job to do. Every one of my friends that have been in management hated it, since it was more work and he shit on top of their actual job. And again, fuuuuuck that
No, 68Ms, that’s only 34 M&Ms