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ejcpc17888 t1_j5eu5k8 wrote
Reply to comment by Elouiseotter in Best romantic hotel for valentine’s day by zaneborghol
Agree, have a drink at the Omni but don't stay there. And do not eat dinner there. It's very disappointing
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Reply to Might be a long shot but looking for some real Udon noodles to cook at home by Sunfish-Studio
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RandomGuy090903 t1_j5eq9sn wrote
Reply to comment by pierogieking412 in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
All of what?
srpayj t1_j5eoaas wrote
In general you will not see 1Gbps per connection on wireless. Yes in theory it can be done but in the real world with typical consumer equipment in a home, it doesn’t happen. If you get 500+ Mbps per device your doing good. If you really want high speed you need to run a cable.
SayTheLineBart t1_j5enq9n wrote
Reply to comment by neglectedselenium in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
You need storage (battteries) too. I’m in Hawaii and even here it with so much sun you need a lot of panels and batteries to be self sufficient. It’s an investment with a lot of up front cost.
PsychologicalAerie53 t1_j5en2e7 wrote
Reply to comment by imouttahereta in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
No one is calling for the sudden shutdown of fossil fuel sources. It is a transition and fossil fuels will continue to play an important role.
My comment is that the fossil fuels are “cheap” only because the actual damaging effects of them are not priced into what the consumer sees.
PsychologicalAerie53 t1_j5emvdt wrote
Reply to comment by KentuckYSnow in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
Everything has drawbacks. Renewables and nuclear just has fewer drawbacks than fossil fuels.
Critical minerals in batteries are more than 95% recyclable with today’s technology so that isn’t as big of a deal as people think.
leadfoot9 t1_j5emu97 wrote
Reply to Might be a long shot but looking for some real Udon noodles to cook at home by Sunfish-Studio
Oh, wow. Two posts displaying the shortcomings of Google Maps in one night. Local knowledge wins again.
neglectedselenium t1_j5e8wxx wrote
Reply to comment by pierogieking412 in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
You can have dirt cheap energy right now but you need to install solar power panels on your roof. They are record cheap and will continue getting cheaper
neglectedselenium t1_j5e8s4k wrote
Reply to comment by KentuckYSnow in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
Don't worry about them lithium batteries. There are other more common metals which could replace lithium, like sodium.
Skyline412drones t1_j5e6w68 wrote
Reply to Best romantic hotel for valentine’s day by zaneborghol
The Kimpton Hotel Monaco. I had a great time there when doing a lil staycation a while back. They even had free happy hour with wine in the afternoon.
jirenlagen t1_j5e536g wrote
Reply to comment by lazoras in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
That’s assuming you have the money to set that up.
Elouiseotter t1_j5dw7hx wrote
Reply to Best romantic hotel for valentine’s day by zaneborghol
The William Penn is fancy, but I wouldn’t call the rooms romantic. They are kind of geared towards older folks and business travelers in my opinion. Maybe do drinks in their lobby and stay elsewhere. I stayed at a Landing Hotel in upstate NY and it was nice, but I wouldn’t call it Valentine’s Day romantic by any means. I recommend looking into Hotel Monaco or the Renaissance. I feel like those might be more romantic.
imouttahereta t1_j5ds74q wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalAerie53 in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
Yeah let's get rid of that and use wind and solar instead. Works great in Pittsburgh, and I didn't want heating in the winter anyway.
Jahya69 t1_j5dr4i7 wrote
Start drinking coconut water on the regular
TwilightontheMoon t1_j5doe2h wrote
Has winter never happened to you guys
Jagsoff t1_j5dk9mr wrote
Reply to comment by jetsetninjacat in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
You def might find some pirates gear at st vinnies or goodwill.
dayglo_nightlight t1_j5dk181 wrote
That's Oscar! I used to see him out in squirrel hill all the time. He lost his leg to a rat trap--I'm a bit upset to see his caretakers still let him roam after that.
av-gas t1_j5di2f1 wrote
Reply to comment by pAul2437 in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
Lots of old houses without much insulation around Pittsburgh. And now new heating units tend to be more 'efficient' but they just run more often because they can't heat up the house.
strub420 t1_j5dgsi4 wrote
Reply to Might be a long shot but looking for some real Udon noodles to cook at home by Sunfish-Studio
WFH Oriental Market on the corner of Penn and 23rd in the strip district has a great noodle selection. Real Udon, real Lomein and the flat rice noodles for Thai Pad See Uw.
TenguMeringue t1_j5dgrx7 wrote
Reply to Might be a long shot but looking for some real Udon noodles to cook at home by Sunfish-Studio
WH foods in the strip is my go-to asian grocer, but you have a bunch of other good suggestions!
AnonPlzzzzzz t1_j5dgqbk wrote
Reply to comment by DERBY_OWNERS_CLUB in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
We're importing less gas and exporting more natural gas while our prices rise. Production is increasing but that gas isn't going to us, thus our prices go up because there's no excess to offset record high inflation. Exports are at record highs and imports at near lows. They are sending our gas over seas, along with the hundred billion tax payer dollars they also sent.
Biden said he was going to end fossil fuels (and fossil fuel appliances apparently). And he is. But only for us. Not the rest of the world though who suddenly need our gas because the Nord Stream 2 pipeline was mysteriously destroyed... you know, after Biden said he would destroy it. But totally wasn't him. Nope. Don't listen to his own words.
KentuckYSnow t1_j5df3zc wrote
Reply to comment by Spicercakes in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
Setting like 40 % of electricity is generated by gas. They talk a lot of shit about putting people on all electric, but you don't hear a lot about replacing that generating capacity. Nuclear could easily do it.
Ok_Cap3087 t1_j5dew6e wrote
Reply to comment by AnonPlzzzzzz in My face when I saw this months gas bill. by bearsharkbear3
You’re a moron…
tarsier_jungle1485 t1_j5eue7q wrote
Reply to If only.. by metracta
From your lips to [insert deity here]'s ears, OP.