Yeah, so what? Eventually, it’ll be heat.

No. If a watt worth of sunlight hits the earth, it’s transformed into a watt of heat. If it hits a solar panel, it’s transformed into some heat and some electricity, which is then used to power something that then transformed it into heat. The only solar energy that doesn’t heat up the planet is the one that is reflected back into space, which, however, isn’t much for solar panels.

However, if you use a watt of sunlight to power your phone instead of a watt of energy you got from burning coal, this watt of energy instead stays below earth and therefore doesn’t heat up the planet. It also doesn’t release co2, which would otherwise reduce the atmosphere’s reflectivity, trapping even more sun heat on the planet.

So solar panels don’t reduce the temperature by not allowing sunlight to heat up the planet, they decrease the temperature by replacing other stuff that would otherwise heat up the planet.

Thanks :)

/edit Still links to the channel for me :D

/edit 2 Is it this one? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tVsGUw9FWoc

/edit 3 Crap, that’s just ridiculous.

You just linked to the channel filled with videos shitting on his movies and not the specific video about him fighting sittingly. Was that on purpose to make me watch them all?

Is that real?

Russian soldiers sings: Just don’t tell mom that I’m going to Bakhmut

Well, just don’t fucking go there, then?

I doubt the actual “feature” is much more than a single line that tells GDAL to translate it from one format to the next, so the real thing here is the convenience of having a webpage that provides this special case as a service. Geojson is easy to read in essentially every language now, so this shouldn’t have been hard to do even before this website.

Yeah, if there’s anything I want to bet my life on, it’s the reliability of weather reports.

Especially not if you ask them if the occupied regions should be returned to Ukraine.

During WW2, due to the food shortage, Germans did this using the carbon from coal… The process is old and known.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margarine#Coal_butter

Let’s see if the process can be made more efficient this time. Allegedly, the product was virtually indistinguishable from butter.

The issue in Germany isn’t so much that infrastructure needs to be maintained but that a lot of the bridges were built more or less at the same time (after ww2) so they’re now failing more or less at the same time (at the end of their lifetime, no surprise there). Usually, a country doesn’t build so much at the same time, so maintenance doesn’t come all at once.