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This game is great. I’ve been addicted for a few months now
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How do you do it in colours?
I use zoho, both calendar and mail. Works fine on iPhone and via web browser on laptop
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This is my first time. Setting zoom to 150% really helps
Makes more sense then. I’m on 230V so boiling water for one cup is a matter of maybe a minute or so
300$ to save maybe s few minutes a day??
3·9 个月前Thanks for Orion tip, didn’t know that
It’s dry under itCO2 lags behind temperature changes, not the other way around. It can later amplify the changes.
Read this for example https://skepticalscience.com/co2-lags-temperature.htm
on the scale from my link a million years is like maybe a pixel, so are you sure there were no short periods (50-100 years) when temperature changed rapidly?
Are you sure about that? I’ve read that that the main source of heat / temperature on earth is Sun. CO2 is produced mainly by oceans and it is a derivative of temp. Human activity is responsible for maybe less than a 1% of all CO2 emissions. And this was proven years ago. Also - on the scale from my link a million years is like maybe a pixel, so are you sure there were no short periods (50-100 years) when temperature changed rapidly?
You are right, but also humans exists a bit longer than 150 years. So why limit it to just this short period? To make an impression that somehow we are heating up the planet? It’s just a natural cycle. If we survive it, or how long, is another thing
You sure about that 100x?