I mad ethe point that the parents idea that modern war weapons are less lethal, is idiotic: as they do not shoot a single bullet, but a salvo.
And a single bullet is equally deadly, regardless how big the caliber is: if it hits an artery or the heart or any other vital point.
Learn to read.
Dude, you have a serious reading comprehension problem.
I went into the first transformer movie: assuming it might be funny science fiction.
And found a movie made for kids and adolescent males hungry for a barely legal female actress, and utterly stupid movie.
Got it now?
Since then: I did not watch anything "marvel" or any other "BS" related stuff in a cinema.
So, it is a figure of speech, because it is "Yankee"?
The original post where all this started, said the southern maize flour cookies are bitter. Not the northern.
Farking idiot: I am German. How the fark should I know such bullshit word games?
Your Trump and Dems bullshit you can shove up your ass. That is your problem of your farked up political system, I have nothing to do with that.
How the fark should I understand something that you do not explain?
Who is here the idiot?
Instead of making five posts you could have made a simple single sentence
In Germany? The maximum is about 7.8 cents per kWh. This is for small installations, guaranteed price by the grid operator. For larger installations that price guarantee is lower.
More profitable is selling via the market. Then you get about 20cents or more.
The ROI comes from the relativ high kWH prices and your savings on the bill, not necessarily from selling.
To sell and make profit, you need to be in the 50kW to 100kW range of production (or higher, obviously)
You are right, I was not aware that it is under "System Integrity Protection" - for what ever odd reason.
The only way you can lose heat in space is through radiation. But radiation carries momentum. Not much per photon, but it was enough to cause the Pioneer probes to move in unexpected ways. This means you have to emit equal amounts of heat towards Earth and towards space. If your resultant is zero, then you're fine. You can even direct some of the heat backwards. It won't do a huge amount, but every bit of atmospheric drag you overcome, the less fuel you need to use to stay in orbit.
So you basically need absolutely gigantic radiators behind the space-based data centre, located inside a parabolic dish that will generate drag of its own (not to mention a potential difference betwen the lower and upper sections).
This is an insane level of complexity. You're better off parking it in a stable orbit between the Earth and the moon, so it's absolutely clear of atmospheric effects. You're still going to need radiators, but it's marginally better as you don't have to do quite so much directing of it. The latency would be horrible, maintenance would be next to impossible, and there's all kinds of other issues to consider.
No, I don't think you can make this workable.
However, space might be useful. This very same issue of heat only being radiated means that you can make wafers with much more even loss of temperature, no dust, bacteria, or dirt, and much lower gravity. If you were to make extremely high quality wafers (silicon or gallium arsonide) in space, then you should be able to make WSI processors, which should in turn reduce the demands that datacentres make.
The time it would take to set all this up would be about the same time as it took for IBM to perfect its stacked transistor topology. Intel was talking 90 cores per wafer-scale CPU a few years back - the shrinkage in transistors since then plus the x10 density IBM proposes might push you to 1800 cores per wafer, provided you can get the quality high enough. Which, in space, is quite possible.
You wouldn't need your datacentres in space. Your wafer-scale CPU plus packaging would be about the same size as a CD drive. You could pretty much dispense with datacentres at that point. A typical tower will have two spare bays. "Cartridge datacentres" could simply be plugged in as needed. A regular CPU-based cartridge for heavy general-purpose computing, a GPU-based cartridge for LLMs. Yes, home users would have power usage through the roof, but then it's no longer your problem.
Well, after the air exchange: the fridge is filled with warm air.
You have a point if the fridge is full with stuff that is cold, and does not bother about that "little bit of air".
But if the fridge is only half full or even only 1/10th
Home batteries can only deliver 800W to the house (assuming a "Balkonkraftwerk"). But they usually have a second off grid plug, which can deliver 2kW or more. The intelligent switch over would be needed on the fridge side: take power from the off grid side of your system, or from the house. Not sure how that is done in reality.
A "standard on grid" installation would power the house with full power, not the mentioned 800W. Then everything is just normally attached to the house plugs and no machine knows where the power is coming from.
$400 for 1kWh is absurdly high.
That is more than the price here in Germany. A 8kWh battery is about $1000!!!!
High temperature on Mars is more in the 20C range close to the equator under special conditions.
Moon is much colder, and the high temperature is not really a "temperature" but insulation and heating up of the ground. I would rather think it goes down to -180C and up to 300C - but that is a wild guess from my part.
Just like any other virus or bacteria or fungi.
As long as they do not release something that is completely different, like replacing carbon by silicon or changing winding direction of DNA etc. out immune system will handle it. Well, Ebola shows you the limits.
At the moment I am unfortunately in the north, but not so far that the sun is up 24h
I am in Frankfurt, Germany.
Soon back in Thailand.
No one with my ID could have been that young when he signed on
So, why think I was 11 or as someone hinted 7?
Oh my
No: I can not figure it out why in your country flour is bitter, and in mine it is not.
Facepalm.
So, then why give stupid comments?
I do not click back back back to figure who linked a video that I did not watch.
If you do not get my fucking point, I repeat it: I do not watch videos in a text discussion.
Get it or don't get it, up to you, stupid idiot.
You've wasted enough of my time. I most certainly did not waste any of your time.
You seem to enjoy to pollute other peoples "in box".
Professional wrestling: ballet for the common man.
