@Tomasz_an9900 Nic :) tak tylko piszę, bo miałem kilka samochodów i potrafię je naprawiać. Przejechałem już łącznie ok. 18 tys. km mikrofalą i szczerze mówiąc trudno byłoby mi się z nim rozstać. Marzy mi się 911, ale do pracy zdecydowanie wolę jeździć EV 580KM, 3.9s i 12zl/100km :)
@Tomasz_an9900 bateria ~80kWh. Grzanie na postoju bierze mniej wiecej 1-3kW, czyli 1-3kWh na godzine. To masz ok 80/1 do 80/3 = 80-27 godzin grzania.
Spalinowy: bak ~55L. Na postoju pali ok 1-1.5L/h, czyli 55/1 do 55/1.5 = 55-37 godzin pracy i grzania
@espenteigen Vindparker trenger f.eks. gassturbiner med 80-100% av deres kapasitet, fordi kun 10% av vindkraft regnes som pålitelig. Vinden blåser ikke alltid, og turbinene går ikke hele tiden! Derfor trenger Tyskland gass - før fra Russland, skal de nå bli avhengige igjen?
@VengeanceBTC@DoctorLex A to nie tak było, że Polska zablokowała Australijczyków, bo ci z Prairie Mining chwalili się, że wydobędą węgiel lepiej i taniej niż nasze kopalnie? Dostali 1,3 miliarda złotych w ramach odszkodowania
RFK Jr. tells the story of how Smithfield Foods put local hog farmers in Poland out of business to control hog production in the country, and then sold itself to China
“Smithfield wanted to come in and take over hog production in Poland.
So it offered a bribe to a state official called Andrzej Lepper, who then turned them in. He told me the second guy in command of Smithfield offered him $1 million bribe, and the bribe was to pass legislation which they did end up passing, although Lepper refused to do it.
Smithfield had come in and bought the old Soviet slaughterhouses, which were huge, they were the state-owned operation.
It sponsored a law that was then passed that said that you could not operate a slaughterhouse in Poland unless you had laser-automated faucets in your bathrooms.
Of course, none of these local [slaughterhouses] could afford that, so in one fell swoop, Smithfield put every one of its competitors out of business by requiring a piece of technology that none of them needed and nobody could afford except for Smithfield.
And then, of course, Smithfield was purchased by the Chinese … and it owns 30-40% of the hog production in our country. We’re in a colonial model. USDA now works for China by keeping little farmers out of business and strip-mining and commoditizing our natural resources, our farmland, and everything else.”
@RobertKennedyJr@JoelSalatin