that’s how every it gets

It’s a really cool bird

It’s better, but not good enough for people to consider it

Emphasis on the 5x selling price too. Imagine they buy at market price

Installing and maintaining solar panels costs a lot. Perhaps the businesses found that not profitable.

In Hong Kong, we have a “install solar panels on your roof” project, and the electricity company buys the power you generate at approx. 5x market price. It sounds great at first, but people quickly realized installation and maintenance cost so much, you can only get back what you paid for after 10 years.

This may not be relevant to the discussion because we are talking about big space, and HK houses are small area-wise.

From the coco palm family!

The best is to return the dead to nature.

I would go nuts on for cephalopods too

Do a bunch of things at once, not in parallel, but in series.

It makes sure I’m staying in the mood of being productive and keeps myself motivated, as I can keep focusing on the tasks. Of course, still take breaks if you need it.

If you can pick up books, you can pick up glasses

They also got rid of “me”

Programme, program

I do have that. I have been through the pain of running the OS on an HDD with my old computer and ever since I got an SSD, I can’t return.

Yes. I didn’t have extra SATA cables

I have an internal DVD-RW drive, but I disconnected the cable to use it for a new HDD I bought a few weeks ago

High humidity is worse, and it’s for at least 6 months

Ok this is getting pointless. I’m just stating that I use air conditioner, and Hong Kong is so fking small the median apartment size is like 430 sqft. Most households don’t need and can’t afford a vent.

it doesn’t get hot where you live.

23.5°N, subtropical, average summer air temperature 32°C

Ah right, vents. I don’t have any. I don’t think anyone at where I live has vents in their houses ( actually, apartments)

And I just felt like it would be common sense to trap heat/cold.

Isn’t that common sense? The closing doors and windows part

We love you Unagi

In Hong Kong too, though the dividing is a bit different. High school is like the last 3 years of secondary school, and middle school is like the 3 years in primary school and 3 years in secondary school.

We also have vector and matrix on top of calculus in high school if you take the elective course. The compulsory part contains geometry, complex, probability, etc.

If you want, we have some samples. I took module 2. Compulsory Module 1: Calculus + Statistics Module 2: Algebra + Calculus