rain_enjoyer
@rain_enjoyer@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Could heating oil subsidies be reduced or replaced with subsidies for installing electric heating and houses.? 1 week ago:
They are, but in some places peak winter load is worse than peak summer load and with ACs running in reverse replacing oil furnaces things can get worse than expected
- Comment on Could heating oil subsidies be reduced or replaced with subsidies for installing electric heating and houses.? 1 week ago:
Resistive heating is a waste of energy. If you people can use your AC units as heat pumps, then we’re getting somewhere, if your grid can survive that
- Comment on New hobby 1 week ago:
would you feel bad for them if that number was attached to a listing like “free labubus at [nonexistent address], personal pickup only”
- Comment on New hobby 1 week ago:
how would scammer know its them?
- Comment on I say this as an ex-coder, but is it possible to ask for a paper ballot instead of using the stupid machines when voting? 2 weeks ago:
you also claimed to be a nurse then asked really basic questions about medicine
- Comment on Weapons for defense only 2 weeks ago:
you can use any weapon offensively if you are creative enough, even minefield
- Comment on This one's for the gardeners ;) 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Heh heh 2 weeks ago:
that’s how it works if you own a flat, things like heating or repairs of shared parts are paid from common fund
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
you’re spiraling and you sound like a thousand tweets
- Comment on could I get an AI to just rewrite any software I want thereby not having to purchase the desired app? 2 weeks ago:
if source code is available, then chatbot can copy it badly and then gaslight you that clearly broken pile of shit actually works
- Comment on Copper 3 weeks ago:
what is that white box on the bottom connected to
- Comment on The natural habitat of the single male 3 weeks ago:
say what you want, you can’t beat him on carbon emissions
- Comment on STOP MOVING TO DIFFERENT CHANNELS 3 weeks ago:
should be matrix themed
- Comment on The end of civilization costs $5 3 weeks ago:
or you can keep water moving and cool from one side only, then remove water from above when you’re done, no need to chip away bubbly ice
- Comment on Would a metal gazebo be safe during a lightning storm? 4 weeks ago:
is it grounded properly? it would be trivial to install a proper lightning protection on it with a little digging (sheet metal roof might be too thin to conduct lightning current safely and without damage. not a legal advice. consult your local building code)
- Comment on Why do tires have the width and diameter they do? 4 weeks ago:
AI is your friend here.
nah pass im good
- Comment on Why do tires have the width and diameter they do? 4 weeks ago:
higher center of gravity, which is more stable.
you sure about it chief? bigger wheels also have larger rotational inertia
- Comment on Why do tires have the width and diameter they do? 4 weeks ago:
yeah this sounds like “all else equal” case but all else is very much not equal
- Comment on Why do tires have the width and diameter they do? 4 weeks ago:
The larger the tyre (diameter), the higher the top speed achievable practically
this only holds when it’s using the same transmission?
as of width, here i think tradeoff is that with wider tire you can use lower pressure, and if it’s wide enough, also lower diameter. with lower pressure i think there might be less wear (?) but also bigger width means there’s more rubber to flex and that means energy losses by this mechanism. this is why it makes sense to use wider tires where all the power is not supplied by user
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- Comment on Are products "for curly hair" supposed to straighten hair, make them more curly, or just formulated not to effect the curl at all? 4 weeks ago:
i think that hair product that straightens curly hair should be labeled “against curly hair”
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
above
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you can tell it’s old, because it’s not neodymium magnet
- Comment on Is this a fox or coyote? 4 weeks ago:
looks like gray fox en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_fox Not very closely related to red fox
- Comment on shitpost factory 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Operation enduring algae 5 weeks ago:
getting news from a man whose brain was rotted by bath salts is a choice. it’s not like he had a solid grip on reality before that, and also doesn’t help that he’s buried for five years
- Comment on He's never wrong 5 weeks ago:
not just bendaryl or dxm or whatever else, people get out of their trip what have put in their heads beforehand. if you read about hat man a lot you will see hat man
- Comment on I love houses that trap heat! /s 5 weeks ago:
For 1 these metallized emergency blankets work much better. Aluminum foil also works but it’s not as durable when put outside
- Comment on I love houses that trap heat! /s 5 weeks ago:
maybe you have some kind of natural evaporative heatsink nearby (trees)
- Comment on I love houses that trap heat! /s 5 weeks ago:
you can open windows during night, as long as night air temperature is tolerable