SaveComengs

this is the wrong community. look for a tech support one instead

Baseload isn't the problem right now, but we can make it the problem instead.

If we have a solid foundation of baseload, we can incentivize more use of power in low demand times. This could be through water heaters heating household water at night, insulating more houses and using their internal temperature as energy storage, and with the increasing amount of EVs we could also mandate them to only be charged at night.

These measures would all flatten the curve of electricity consumption and increase the base demand in relation to the peak.

Nuclear is ofc really expensive to build, but it's also expensive to build a million solar cells. And although we don't know how expensive it would be because we don't have nuclear power in Australia, in many countries it's even cheaper than wind and solar per kwh.

they are volunteers paying from their own wallets to keep this going. You aren't entitled to anything on the fediverse. grow up.

drug addicts

turn the pc off, plug the USB in, turn the pc on.

if that doesn't work, look up how to enter your specific laptop's BIOS settings. There, you should find the boot order menu to switch to booting from that usb.

the problem is the instability of renewable power though, batteries aren't cheap and arent great for the environment either.

I am pro nuclear and think that we should start building a fission plant ASAP on somewhere like french island in vic, and switch to that when it's done after 15 years or so. We should be building renewables in the meantime though

you need to download the mint iso first:)

oh jeebz, they're making the rest of the world great again

wuhan seems to be good at spreading things though

(is this joke too soon?)

I thought slavery was illegal

matrix bridges :)

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