beigegull
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- Comment on Gas stoves increase nitrogen dioxide exposure above WHO standards – study 6 months ago:
Because the thing that knocks out the power is freezing rain / snow mixes. When that’s happening I conclusively prefer being inside.
And replacing my current setup with a similarly function primarily-electric setup would be expensive even ignoring my preference for being partially off-grid. Right now I don’t have 220V to my kitchen at all. Decent induction stoves aren’t cheap, especially with space constraints. My cookware is all appropriate for an open flame (e.g. cast iron, enameled cast iron) and while it may work with an induction setup it wouldn’t be optimal there.
- Comment on Gas stoves increase nitrogen dioxide exposure above WHO standards – study 6 months ago:
I live in a rural area. Electricity goes out for like a week pretty consistently every year.
I’ve got a propane generator, but running a stove off of it rather than just using the propane to run the stove seems silly. If power goes out for too long, I’ll turn the generator off, be without electricity, but still be able to cook.
- Comment on All smartphones, including iPhones, must have replaceable batteries by 2027 in the EU 1 year ago:
When you design an OS to pretend there’s no such thing as a file, it ends up being bad at handling files.
- Comment on In California, Car Buyers Are Choosing Electricity Over Gasoline in Record Numbers 1 year ago:
The Kia Niro is pretty close, although if you’re really serious about making it dumb you’ll need to pull the cellular modem. It doesn’t depend on any internet services, but it does connect to the internet to get nearby charger data.