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This is true. I worked in the semiconductor industry and most of it eventually moved offshore. They offered me a job "over there" but I...
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The temperature of a hot metal roof in the sun reaches a high enough temperature for the standard types of hot glue sticks to soften and...
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When I see discussion like this, I have to reflect on how I live compared to how I used to live. . I sold the house in Maine and was...
Yesterday at 7:47 PM
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Exactly, I can think of a lot of regulations we should have... the way we raise livestock comes to mind. Companies will tend to do the...
Yesterday at 7:45 PM
rruff
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Sorry about that! Not sure how it happened, but I can't fix it now...
Yesterday at 11:50 AM
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It's an engineering and finance decision for the company. They will try to produce energy as cheaply as possible given their freedom to...
Saturday at 11:14 PM
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Pumped hydro has been around around a long time. The US has a few of these, but high capital costs are a major downside. If we run out...
Friday at 10:00 PM
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Solar requires batteries, or some form of energy storage. Fuel power plants store very little and just generate as needed. That's the...
Friday at 5:19 PM
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Don't knock it until you've tried it!
Friday at 1:50 PM
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What scale are you talking about, and how would the power be generated? Transmission and distribution losses average ~6%, so there...
Friday at 11:56 AM
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Glued to the foam would be best I think, and maybe thinner. Look at marine ply. 4mm Meranti would be plenty...
Friday at 11:45 AM
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Ya, it's about as good as insualtion gets and is cheap and easy to use. If you seal any gaps with spray foam, you'll be in good shape...
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chuck Cassady has a video on insulation that will make you sit up. Don’t be discouraged by the title, and do what you think is best, but...
Friday at 10:50 AM
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Seems pretty relevant to me. If you are going to travel around in a semi-modern vehicle, you'll be burning fossil fuels to do it. And...
Friday at 10:38 AM
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^^ Our whole way of life is toxic and polluting. Most of the "consciousness" about it are token feel-good measures. The US yearly...
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