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johny_baba said:
my place is almost same humidity and 40 deg cels on average 🤷‍♂️

problem really isn't temperature in my opinion we can tolerate worse than that, it's FUCKING HUMIDITY AT SAME TIME :rage::frusty: - which makes it hard for body's natural perspiration system to work

India is perfect market for dehumidifiers, something that's common in SE Asian countries, China, Japan, Korea etc - but barely anyone makes it here, barely anyone sells it here for affordable price as most dehumidifiers come from phoren as imported product

overall most modern ACs have inbuilt dehumidification functions in them so dedicated machines aren't preferred in market like ours yeah but as you said, they are expensive to own and operate

and WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY YOU DESHDROHI ?! GST KAM KARO ON AC?! DON'T YOU KNOW "BRAHMAN KAUM VIDESHI HAIN INKE GHARO ME AC HAI" ?! AGAR TUMKO AC KE LIYE TAX NAHI KARENGE TOH BHEEM MEEMS KI SCHEMES KAISE CHALAENGE ?! DO YOU WANT A SMACK FROM KATHORATAA TAAI NOW?! CHUP CHAAP TAX BHARO!
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is that an actual slogan given by some bhimtard ?
 
SKC said:
Summer still not there??

Anyway, here in NCR we have winds in morning and evening but high dry heat during day with temperature crossing 40.
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I would prefer dry heat any day over, this wet humid heat. bbsr gets like 42-45 during may/june, but still quite tolerable if you just drink enough water.
 
eastern_bhartiya said:
I would prefer dry heat any day over, this wet humid heat. bbsr gets like 42-45 during may/june, but still quite tolerable if you just drink enough water.
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ab gormint toh AC ko essential gin kar taxes kam karne se rahi,
hamko hi kuchh karna padega

i suggest we make air-conditioned version of Dune's StillSuits = full body survival suits that has water cooling system integrated to fabrics

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvcihrciJes
we perhaps don't need a distillery in our StillSuits, but a cooling system plus something that soaks sweat would be nice
 
Satish Sharma Ji said:
Guys I'm going too soon start a youtube channel I'm already working on 2-3 videos regarding missiles, covering huge spectrum, alot of things.

Any piece of advice for me.
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Post the content in English, not Hindi. Mind your pronunciations. Always exude confidence. Keep it short and interesting. This way you can pump out more videos in a shorter time, which will attract the algorithm's attention. Use bright titles, but don't use clickbait thumbnails. You won't retain viewers. Always mention the relevance of the item you are discussing in the context of our immediate neighborhood, export potential. Keep the content technical without it being too difficult to understand for amateur enthusiasts or casual interested viewers. Respect the intelligence of your audience, if you explain a difficult topic properly, it will make them more interested. For Indians, these topics will be watched with an agenda of losses or gains. But don't hype a product up beyond it's expected parameters. Prioritize immediate and future acquisition of the forces and the indigenous systems in development. When ideal, compare an indigenous product with foreign analogues to drive home that spirit of Atmanirvarata. But don't quote magical numbers, keep it realistic. If a comparison is not in the favor of an indigenous item, don't force it. DO NOT make charged political statements on weapons acquisitions, keep any criticism to a respectable level. Do extensive research on the topic so a follow up video isn't required. Always read comments, and try to address technical questions whenever possible in a future video. Do not publish classified military intel or weapons technical data, unless it has already been leaked in twitter or similar public spaces by prominent handles; let them take on any possible heat, they have good lawyers usually. All the best.​
 
johny_baba said:
ab gormint toh AC ko essential gin kar taxes kam karne se rahi,
hamko hi kuchh karna padega

i suggest we make air-conditioned version of Dune's StillSuits = full body survival suits that has water cooling system integrated to fabrics

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvcihrciJes
we perhaps don't need a distillery in our StillSuits, but a cooling system plus something that soaks sweat would be nice
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What use will be $10 trillion economy if India becomes a post apocalyptic hot 🔥 wasteland due to climate change? I've never seen such high temperatures when I was a kid . Or does vidhata has another plan for us 1000014937.webp1000014934.webp1000014933.gif
 
RocketMan said:
What use will be $10 trillion economy if India becomes a post apocalyptic hot 🔥 wasteland due to climate change? I've never seen such high temperatures when I was a kid . Or does vidhata has another plan for us View attachment 31183View attachment 31184View attachment 31185
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Gadkari's EV push has a method to the madness. Only if we had the charging infra and surplus energy capacity for it. It's too late to push back global warming, but we can at least keep the cities cooler if a good 80% vehicles on the road are electric.
 
Corvus Splendens said:
Gadkari's EV push has a method to the madness. Only if we had the charging infra and surplus energy capacity for it. It's too late to push back global warming, but we can at least keep the cities cooler if a good 80% vehicles on the road are electric.
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you can keep cities cooler by good urban planning such trees, they are pretty crucial in stuff like keeping surface temperature in check, beautifying cities. plus adoption of nuclear energy is pretty important.
 
eastern_bhartiya said:
you can keep cities cooler by good urban planning such trees, they are pretty crucial in stuff like keeping surface temperature in check, beautifying cities. plus adoption of nuclear energy is pretty important.
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Most of the old cities are poorly planned. To do this, you need to put major restrictions on traffic. It simply does not allow for a line of shade by the street, both sides. Ideally you want 2 lanes for traffic, a line of trees each side, plus footpath/bicycle lane. Old cities are too congested. Nuclear power plants take a decade to build. Then there are the dehati audience who are easily swayed by the opposition (red) to rally against the proposed plant. There needs to be simultaneous reduction of traffic within the cities and mass adoption of EVs. Planting trees are a good plan but the groundwater situation in many western cities isn't ideal. Unless you go the expensive Japanese way of dedicated water lines to keep both trees watered and the roads cool with sprinklers. Cost and dedicated personnel. Not feasible with our economy right now. The municipalities are barely coping with garbage disposal.​
 
RocketMan said:
What use will be $10 trillion economy if India becomes a post apocalyptic hot 🔥 wasteland due to climate change? I've never seen such high temperatures when I was a kid . Or does vidhata has another plan for us View attachment 31183View attachment 31184View attachment 31185
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perhaps it's ishwariya sanket to us non-mool-niggassis to do hijrat back to eurasia, as i wrote a song about it
johny_baba said:
time for GCs to do hijrat back to where they came from
*picking up my country guitar*
a song for all 'steppe invaders' here

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Almost heaven, West Siberia,
Pamir-Ural Mountains, Amu Darya river,
Life is old there, older than the ice,
Ice baths keep you tight, Vodka keeps alive

Country roads, take me home,
To the place I belong,
West Siberia, Mountain Ural,
Take me home, Country roads

All my memories gather 'round her
Tatar's lady, stranger to blue water
Fair and rosey, painted on the sky
Misty taste of Kompot, teardrops in my eye

Country roads, take me home,
To the place I belong,
West Siberia, Mountain Ural,
Take me home, Country roads

I hear her voice in the mornin' hour, she calls me
The radio reminds me of my home far away
Drivin' down the road, I get a feelin' that I should've been home
Yesterday, yesterday

Country roads, take me home,
To the place I belong,
West Siberia, Mountain Ural,
Take me home, Country roads

Country roads, take me home,
To the place I belong,
West Siberia, Mountain Ural,
Take me home, Country roads

Take me home, down country roads,
Take me home, down country roads
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leave early and settle down in samarkand and bukhara before it's too late
 
Corvus Splendens said:
Most of the old cities are poorly planned. To do this, you need to put major restrictions on traffic. It simply does not allow for a line of shade by the street, both sides. Ideally you want 2 lanes for traffic, a line of trees each side, plus footpath/bicycle lane. Old cities are too congested. Nuclear power plants take a decade to build. Then there are the dehati audience who are easily swayed by the opposition (red) to rally against the proposed plant. There needs to be simultaneous reduction of traffic within the cities and mass adoption of EVs. Planting trees are a good plan but the groundwater situation in many western cities isn't ideal. Unless you go the expensive Japanese way of dedicated water lines to keep both trees watered and the roads cool with sprinklers. Cost and dedicated personnel. Not feasible with our economy right now. The municipalities are barely coping with garbage disposal.​
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Nuke plants take time precisely because we haven't built them in huge numbers, when nuclear started being discussed in western countries as a source of power, fossil fuel lobby heavily rallied against it, they knew about climate change stuff sine 1970s, Chernobyl was a cherry on top.

Indian cities need more apartments to deal with issue of congestion, that is how most european countries dealt with it, another thing you can do is allow cities to expand, but then you a fast and cheap transport medium so that people can work normally, thus apartments are a easy path.

Mid-rise apartments IMO are best, way less cheaper than high rises and big enough to reduce congestion.
 
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We need to build planned cities/renovate existing cities/towns . Sidewalks & proper zoning + proper garbage disposal & drains need to be built. Our towns resemble bombed out Syria & doesn't befit a fast growing economy & an emerging superpower.
 
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