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Depends if you mean electricity or all power generation, which curiously enough usually shows which agenda is being pushed. In case of electricity UK actually did a pretty good job. IIRC the carbon intensity of a kWh has dropped over 50% thru the last decade. Also damaging the credibility of her cause as the cash grab and publicity stunt is apparent to almost everyone.

You can easily argue that they were only latecomers to the games of imperialism and colonization which always left dead by the thousands.

I was going to laugh at the weak bait but is seems to have worked. How the mighty how fallen...

So nice that leaders could get exiled for no reason or executed for following it's decrees. There were good reasons why it was hated by aristocrats and philosophers.

I wonder where do you go once all corporations officially green-wash themselves to be emissions-negative. Do we start a race of how highly negative you can get?

If only it was this simple. Wealth generated is as damaging as population. You could have half a dozen kids in Nigeria and they would not do the climate damage your assets can do after they are inherited.

Given that it's election year I can't help to wonder what was Trump thinking. A serious escalation while his base was all for getting out of middle-east.

A little break from US politics: In Netherlands the courts are starting to berate the government over climate inaction. It's a natural consequence of writing down targets into law and then doing little to meet them. I wonder if other countries may actually start to follow.

This really is not a binary issue. There is no magic point after which human civilization collapses overnight. Climate change has always been an exercise in damage control.

Along with the wonders of hung parliaments, no-consensus governments, ministries coming and going within months. And don't get me started on problems in socialized healthcare. It's not all greener grass over here.

But is it really likely to happen at all? After years of development they clearly couldn't even polish the idea of managing lines of fire. And that was supposed to be their flag-ship feature improving over XCOM.

Disabling them in BIOS will do just fine.

And first tube review is out.

From the remaining components it's still possible to check if it's the hard drive. If you have one of these windows-compatible USBs try running win10 directly from that. Preferably without HDD connected so it can't try to write swap files.

Honestly I'd say if it can be reproduced in safe mode then it should be covered by warranty. If you are really up for a trip down the rabbit-hole you can troubleshoot further with driver verifier but it will get messier with every step forward.

Is the BSOD stop code/module consistent at all? IRQ errors would seem strange to be power related. You can also check if running 'high performance' settings wile on battery or 'power saving' settings while plugged-in will make a difference.

Incidentally the death tool in Iraq protests is now at well over 300. Yet I'm constantly bombarded by news from HK while this hardly ever gets reported.

Diminishing returns. If future negative emissions plans are to pan out we will need something far more consistent than cellulose.

It's just too bad both Japanese and German militaries disagreed about the war being lost. As long as they were willing to trade off their own population to hold on to their territorial gains this was always going to be the natural course of the war. And besides that, there were very good reasons to reconstruct these countries which could only happen during occupation.

Because their deaths saved lives of people far more innocent then themselves. I haven't heard how much invading and occupying Finland has done before being Soviets attacked but it seems to me a bit different situation.

'Slaughters' might be just a bit exaggerated. If this happened in Beijing there could well be one but Chinese approach so-far is not atypical from the rest of the free world. And interestingly Blitzchung who was so victimized by Blizzard quickly reconciled with them after his punishment was reduced.

It's not that simple. Migration is an issue and as usual left-leaning politicians and scientists will look the other way but priority for the moment should be power generation as it's the lowest hanging fruit. How do you handle the source of that population growing in numbers in developing countries is another matter. Telling them that they must stay poor or that they must educate their population (yay for next best thing to sterilization) is quite the hypocrisy on our part. That and part of methane does breaks down into CO2 so it accumulates to some extend.

I stand corrected but the point stands. The obsession with planting flags, leaving boot-prints and making nonsensical inspirational speeches is only holding us back. Robotic exploration is good enough mean to look for reasons to venture beyond this planet.

Only 3 countries have manged to land probes on moon so far. That's despite considerable prizes for commercial companies and recent attempts by national space agencies of India and Israel. Economics of human space explorations are not there and may never make sense.

So US spy satellite capabilities are now much better known. https://qz.com/1699833/what-we-can-learn-from-the-spy-satellite-image-trump-tweeted/ 10cm per pixel from orbit. Pretty impressive stuff.