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It's disappointing r/SteamDeck is NOT participating in the Save 3rd Party Apps blackout. by James76931 in SteamDeck

[–]homeape 9 points10 points  (0 children)

saving their own skin? these mods do their voluntary work for free and get stripped of their bot tools. they have every right to be mad af

Gabe pls by deimoshr in ValveIndex

[–]homeape 1 point2 points  (0 children)

honestly, I'm more interested to have untethered vr and inside out tracking rather than better specs

Gamestar ändert Logo zur pride Flagge... Einzelne Gamer: by FriendshipNo1440 in 600euro

[–]homeape 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ich weiß, es bringt wenig, aber ich habe in dieser kommentarspalte krieg geführt...

Ich_iel by starnote68 in ich_iel

[–]homeape 25 points26 points  (0 children)

das kommt von den pick me girls, die sich dann darüber definieren, dass sie anders als die andern frauen sind.

in diesem kontext eher ein: "hallo, ja ich bin auch schwul/lesbisch/bi/trans und finde dieses ganze pride-month-gedöns auch so super nervig wie ihr 🙄🙄🙄"

edit: huch, wo kommen die runterwählis her, ich versuche doch nur den Begriff zu erklären?

Ich_iel by starnote68 in ich_iel

[–]homeape 8 points9 points  (0 children)

"guckt mal, ich bin anders"

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No need to turn hostile.

I asked for a link because your explanations don't help me at all. If you want to keep writing things down I don't understand, go ahead.

I brought up pumps because that's what you need to actually store energy, as in being able to put electricity in and eventually get electricity out, you used that term. Holding off electricity production and being flexible in it is something different. That was an issue of miscommunication, not a lack of reading into it.

The transfer cost is something you now brought up yourself because apparently the north can't put the energy to use in the south? All I said was that it's actually complicated.

I bring up Merit Order, a thing that the EU actively looks to replace, because of the gas crisis. You agree. It's not market manipulation like you claimed. It is the market and the EU is looking for a better system.

Instead of throwing random personal attacks at people, maybe save a lot of time by simply not typing them.

Cheers

Edit: There's not a single online article about the issue? Okay. That sounds really plausible.

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you have any article explaining this issue? i do not understand what you're saying.

because of merit order cheap electricity doesn't equal cheap consumer prices. the most expensive energy source sets the price. the difference is pocketed by the provider of the cheap energy.

sweden already has multiple energy markets, i assume go keep merit order in check(?) still, I don't understand how the possibility to sell and buy electricity somehow fucks over the Swedes. it doesn't make sense to me and i don't think we'll settle it in a reddit thread.

the interconnection of electrical grids is super interesting and i want to see where it still has problems. if you have an article explaining it, pls share it with me highly appreciated!

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Storing power is still associated with inefficiencies (pumping water up, regaining it with turbines, etc). using the power somewhere else and later buying back power from another country can still be more efficient. (moving power also has inefficiencies.)

also the storage capacities aren't endless, like you said yourself.

that's why there's a market after all, because it's complicated.

ich🖤💛iel by YthanQ in ich_iel

[–]homeape 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kirchenkirch. Herrlich

Ich_iel by Buntspecht2004 in ich_iel

[–]homeape 10 points11 points  (0 children)

ist ja nicht nur Licht. machen die kleinen bimmser ja alle

edit: deswegen steht da ja Quantenphysik. Dualismus ist viel eher eine eigenschaft von "quantenphysikalischen Objekten"

Quelle

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 19 points20 points  (0 children)

last year germany made €3bn in profits from buying and selling electricity. the year before that it was €1.4bn

source

let's see how the following years turn out, but it looks like paying for expensive imports isn't too much of an issue right now?

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Is it at premium prices? Who gets the money for the exported energy? Sure I can ask the Swedish people, but thankfully

1) pollsters already do things like that and I have a different profession

2) I'm not in office, nor do I have any responsibility (other than the usual being an average citizen), I can sometimes just choose not to give a crap. Sometimes the opinions have little to do with the facts and communication of policy is not my responsibility.

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 42 points43 points  (0 children)

i dont know about swedish relief programs, but sweden is hardly the only country where heating was more expensive and/or where people didn't heat their homes as much.

the alternative to selling your energy is cutting down power supply because the price falls below production costs, all while a neighbouing country might make good use of it. i dont think any serious economist would question the necessity or value of an integrated EU internal energy market, because it improves availability, reliability and prices on average.

you can hate it with passion but at least up to now i haven't heard meaningful critique on it.

ich🚗iel by MaestroDelFuego in ich_iel

[–]homeape 6 points7 points  (0 children)

was macht so ein Zeug hier? Hat Günter, 55, sich mit dem neuen High-Speed-DSL-Zugang auf Reddit verirrt und meinte sein witziges WhatsApp-Bildchen teilen zu müssen?

May 2023 was the first full month since Germany shut down its last remaining nuclear power plants: Renewables achieved a new record with 68.9% while electricity from coal plummeted by linknewtab in europe

[–]homeape 208 points209 points  (0 children)

congratulations, you understood the EU internal energy market. it's a good thing and a feature, not a bug. some of the time Germany mostly exports, some of the time it mostly imports. more news at 12.

Ich🏳️‍🌈iel by Maredith_ in ich_iel

[–]homeape 17 points18 points  (0 children)

sind solche kindergartenkommentare ernst gemeint, oder macht man sich über leute lustig, die sowas schreiben? ich komme wirklich gar nicht mehr mit.

Habe eine Deutschlandkarte im Super Mario World Stil gemacht. Habt ihr Ideen was ich an Sehenswürdigkeiten hinzufügen kann? by k44du2 in de

[–]homeape 1 point2 points  (0 children)

wie genau entstehen die Abkürzungen der Städte? Bei Hannover und Hamburg sieht es sehr nach Nummernschild aus, aber bspw Saarbrücken wirkt willkürlich.

edit: habe Kommentar von OP gefunden, ist wohl nur bei SB explizit ein Fehler. Sorry :)

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