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  • when it's killed off everything filling its niche so the ecosystem reaches a new equilibrium. which may not ever happen, depending ot the situation.

  • all the power generation is in the north

  • just like sweden.

  • the us has higher population density than sweden.

  • okay? we don't bury high-voltage lines, if that's what you're implying.

  • sweden is split into four "electricity zones", from north to south. the prices seem to match those in zone 4, in the very very south.

    Edit:

    https://elen.nu/

    here is the current price for each zone in öre/kWh (an öre is 1/100th of a krona). divide by 10 and you get cents, ish.

    for reference the current spot price when converted is $0.12/kWh. more than i pay but i have a fixed kWh price.

  • okay? i'm just checking my power bills.

  • idk where that place pulls from but i pay $.08/kWh. when i lived further north it was $0.02.

    there was a period where the prices went to what you quoted but that was in connection to the nord stream sabotage where germany's prices skyrocketed and ours were dragged up along with them.

  • sweden hasn't had residential power lines on poles since like the 70's. when i visited north america in 2008 i was shocked by the aerial rats' nests everywhere.

  • i have a xaphoon

  • does this count as cuckolding

  • the unruh effect is apparently a hypothetical situation where an accelerating body in a complete vacuum still encounters particles.

    In layman's terms, an accelerating thermometer in empty space (like one being waved around), without any other contribution to its temperature, will record a non-zero temperature, just from its acceleration.

    i had no idea about this, sounds weird as hell.

  • well that wasn't xerox but absolutely yes.

  • there was already a proposed thing called ipv4+, and it's completely insane. if you know anything about network infrastructure the entire chain is hilarious.

  • weeeeell, ish. the big thing with the alto and the star was that the entire system was a live image that could be edited as it ran, and where every object was homogeneous enough to be put into any part of the system.

  • no, see the important part is to get xerox to be a major player in the graphical minicomputer industry while it was still important, so that the world of guis would all be based on their paradigm with instant editability and deep interconnection.

  • oops, yeah.

  • it definitely would not.

  • yeah the frames are different but that doesn't matter to 99.9% of people.