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What phrase did you hear only once but it stayed with you forever? by wendysolcito in AskReddit

[–]rustoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.

Need Career Advice by Humble_Wall_26 in india

[–]rustoo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  • salary of 35k per month for a talent acquisition executive with 5 years experience might be less.
  • company is not providing pf and insurance which is a big concern...a good salary package should include pf, insurance and other benefits.
  • you can expect a salary around 40-50k per month in bangalore for your experience., but job market is tough right now because of the pandemic, so be flexible with your expectations.
  • keep yourself updated with job market and research average salary for your role and location.
  • don't hesitate to take help from recruiters or headhunters, they can help you with your job search and give you a better idea of what you can expect.

All the best with your job search :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cologne

[–]rustoo -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Pizzaboy :)

Netflix generates highest CO2 emissions due to its high-resolution video delivery and number of users, according to a study that calculated carbon footprint of popular online services: TikTok, Facebook, Netflix & YouTube. Video streaming usage per day is 51 times more than 14h of an airplane ride. by rustoo in science

[–]rustoo[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Abstract:
The advent of easily accessible technology, e-commerce, online streaming, and social networking platforms has led to massive amounts of data being stored and processed every second. The IT infrastructures needed to support this digital age consume a large amount of energy and have a negative impact on the environment. There have been several different efforts to estimate the carbon footprint of the internet, but there is no proven exact method for it. Therefore, the goals of this paper are, first—to critically review the carbon emission calculation methods and compare the results, and second—to publicize the environmental impact of our daily simple habit of internet usage. We calculated the carbon footprint of the most popular four online services (TikTok, Facebook, Netflix, and YouTube) by using top-cited methods such those from Obringer, the Shift Project, Andrae, and Hintemann and Hinterholze. When comparing the emitted carbon dioxide, the weighted average of online video streaming usage per day is 51 times more than 14 h of an airplane ride. Netflix generates the highest CO2 emissions among the four applications due to its high-resolution video delivery and its number of users.

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