Bagger 288 is also electrically driven. Even if it is connected by cable to a nearby powerplant.
Bagger 288 is also electrically driven. Even if it is connected by cable to a nearby powerplant.
Sorry, big derailment of subject here:
The author described 40cm of rain, which was unusual to me, since we normally describe the rain in millimetres.
Then they translated it to American as 16 inches or 70 gallons per square yard.
The neat thing about 400 mm is, that it’s also 400 litres per square metre.
And it’s also crazy much, my heart goes out to Valencia.
You’re right, that’s an Atlantic cod.
Trouts have two back fins and a more hook like lower jaw.
Sorry, that’s a brown trout, I’m pretty sure
As I see it, English has the word fruit twice.
Once as a sweet fruit.
And once as anything that is produced to hold the seeds. Hazelnut is the fruit of the hazelnut tree. Mushroom is the fruit of the mycelium. Pinecone is the fruit of the pine.
Also fruits of your labour somewhere.
Articles about deextinction often reference the Pyrenean Ibex that died 7 minutes after birth. Why has nobody tried that one again?
For englishers: Kalium (K) is potassium and Natrium (Na) is sodium.
I think you need an inverse incentive:
If you are the only one to use “Fail” strategy, you finish with 100% and everybody’s result will be mutliplied by 0.8
Spain has lots of solar and wind and is fairly green.
That’s just common sense. Who would say emsterdem?
Yeah, like a digital “ideal line” that the cars can follow.
Maybe even a physical guiding line.
We could even connect all the cars via WLAN (WiFi) to exchange info when they are braking and accelerating. That would increase efficiency.
Maybe we could even connect them physically to have a stronger engine pulling more cars more efficiently.
If we already have an ideal guiding line, we might actually save some asphalt and make the roads more optimised. Use different materials so the tyre particles don’t pollute as much.
Ah, let’s just build a train.
Neither are wardrobes and beds, so be aware
I travel a lot for work, and this is my experience in and around Germany (even for small, family owned, 10 bedroom hotels):
For drinks:
Sterz
I think Polenta is internationally more well known. Sterz is similar to Polenta.
Sometimes, it’s good to gatekeep. @pumpkinseedoil is correct on this one
Socks and adiletten have been back for some years now