Trump at 500 days plus
- Thread starter Walter
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You've said that several times! While there's some truth to it, it's pretty banal, you may be better off with a little stronger comeback!
All those memes he saves on a server like photobucket will be sucking energy long after Cliff is dead.
Like I say, each one is like dumping a litre of oil on the ground.
During 2015 Facebook says it was responsible for emitting 649,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, mostly to power data centers and spread across a total of 1.59 billion monthly users which amounts to 281g each – It’s the same carbon footprint as a medium latte surprisingly. *crazy*
According to the report published by , every GB of data that is transported over a mobile network, or in simpler terms 3G or 4G, utilizes 2kWh of electricity. So if you happen to use Facebook for about 10 minutes as you wait to board the plane to Bermuda, you would consume enough electricity that would be enough to power your LED bulb for an entire hour. Similarly, a Netflix video streamed for 90 seconds would consume enough energy to power the same bulb for another two whole hours.
If you still enjoy downloading movies, then a average hollywood movie, from the world wide web is about 700MB to about a GB in size. Downloading it through mobile data is enough energy to have powered that LED bulb for 200 hours. This doesn’t include the amount of power that the phone and the data centre consumed for the minutes that the movie was downloading.
Like I say, each one is like dumping a litre of oil on the ground.
During 2015 Facebook says it was responsible for emitting 649,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, mostly to power data centers and spread across a total of 1.59 billion monthly users which amounts to 281g each – It’s the same carbon footprint as a medium latte surprisingly. *crazy*
According to the report published by , every GB of data that is transported over a mobile network, or in simpler terms 3G or 4G, utilizes 2kWh of electricity. So if you happen to use Facebook for about 10 minutes as you wait to board the plane to Bermuda, you would consume enough electricity that would be enough to power your LED bulb for an entire hour. Similarly, a Netflix video streamed for 90 seconds would consume enough energy to power the same bulb for another two whole hours.
If you still enjoy downloading movies, then a average hollywood movie, from the world wide web is about 700MB to about a GB in size. Downloading it through mobile data is enough energy to have powered that LED bulb for 200 hours. This doesn’t include the amount of power that the phone and the data centre consumed for the minutes that the movie was downloading.
Right click on his meme then select properties, and you will find out that 99% of his memes, the source link is Facebook
America’s myriad server farms and data centers operate 100 million drives that hold 350 million terabytes of data — everything from your decade-old emails to lolcat videos and the collected offerings of Netflix.
A new report from the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory figures that those data centers use an enormous amount of energy — some 70 billion kilowatt hours per year. That amounts to 1.8% of total American electricity consumption. At an average cost of 10 cents per kwh, the annual cost of all that juice is on the order of $7 billion.
Seventy billion kilowatt hours is such a giant number that it’s helpful to put it into some other terms. For comparison purposes, 1 kwh is enough power to keep ten 100-watt lightbulbs illuminated for one hour, or to keep your smartphone charged for an entire year.
To generate 70 billion kwh you’d need power plants with a baseload capacity of 8,000 megawatts — equivalent to about 8 big nuclear reactors, or twice the output of all the nation’s solar panels.
Sliced up per capita, the average American uses about 200 kwh a year for his or her internet use, costing about $20. For those of you obsessed with carbon footprints, your internet use is responsible for the emission of about 300 pounds of carbon dioxide per year.
A new report from the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory figures that those data centers use an enormous amount of energy — some 70 billion kilowatt hours per year. That amounts to 1.8% of total American electricity consumption. At an average cost of 10 cents per kwh, the annual cost of all that juice is on the order of $7 billion.
Seventy billion kilowatt hours is such a giant number that it’s helpful to put it into some other terms. For comparison purposes, 1 kwh is enough power to keep ten 100-watt lightbulbs illuminated for one hour, or to keep your smartphone charged for an entire year.
To generate 70 billion kwh you’d need power plants with a baseload capacity of 8,000 megawatts — equivalent to about 8 big nuclear reactors, or twice the output of all the nation’s solar panels.
Sliced up per capita, the average American uses about 200 kwh a year for his or her internet use, costing about $20. For those of you obsessed with carbon footprints, your internet use is responsible for the emission of about 300 pounds of carbon dioxide per year.
I do do that but he has thousands upon thousands of memes saved in his Cliff Waffle photobucket account.
You're that obcessed are you Captain Queeg?
Cliffy got deeply into your little brain, he did.
Omarosa's tell all book is due out this week. Bound to be another 7 to 10 day firestorm with the mainstream press. Omarosa is a dust devil who fancies herself a F5 Toronado. A femme fatale stirring up a cauldron that will only be a tempest in teacup.
She has tapes, but seems to have been fired for violations of integrity. Apparently she was nothing but a nuisance in the office, barging into meetings uninvited.. purloining vehicles.. backstabbing, intrigues, rumour mongering.
Have a nice life, O, i don't think anyone is going to miss you.
She has tapes, but seems to have been fired for violations of integrity. Apparently she was nothing but a nuisance in the office, barging into meetings uninvited.. purloining vehicles.. backstabbing, intrigues, rumour mongering.
Have a nice life, O, i don't think anyone is going to miss you.
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