What's the most environmentally friendly to do computing nowadays, Jow Forums?
What's the most environmentally friendly to do computing nowadays, Jow Forums?
Nathan Murphy
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Aaron Baker
Noah Campbell
A small ARM CPU.
Brody Butler
RISC dev board + usual peripherals powered by solar panels. Connects to internet via HDSPA/3g/4g, only when you really need internet.
Joseph Butler
keep using your current computer
minimize search engine use
Lincoln Rodriguez
battery charger that is powered by exercise bike.
Josiah Clark
James Brown
>China pumping billions of tons of shit into the environment every year
>how can I lower my 0.0000000000001% carbon footprint?
Christian Hall
I wish the ice caps melt so that all kinds of island niggers drown. And Australians if we are lucky.
Connor Jackson
Using a dumb terminal and do all computing inside The Cloud; server hardware tends to have the highest power efficiency and thus the lowest CO2 output per FLOP
Michael Davis
I can't believe this. Computing at home heats the home, which is a benefit. Computing in data centers produces tons of heat which has to be actively removed, so that the cooling is a big cost factor.
When investors whine because of too high costs it can't be environmentally friendly?
Hudson Kelly
Evan Jones
Japan would too
William Lewis
solar panel connected to battery charged laptop, tablet, or phone.
alternatively, connected to a bicycle to recharge.
Carson Brown
Samefag
Evan Mitchell
Do it off Earth. Do it in order to move off Earth yourself.
Lucas Lee
Do you not see how your comparison is completely flawed?
Jason Torres
stop thinking you're a special snowflake and your carbon footprint matters when China add more CO2 in a minute than you will in your entire lifetime.
Daniel Perry
You're comparing someone's individual choice and environmental impact against an entire fucking country. Also, I'm not OP. Why shouldn't OP pursue lowering his carbon footprint? Before you think it doesn't matter? Why the fuck should any individual do anything? Clearly the collective offsets their efforts enough as to make them meaningless. Fucking moron
Isaiah Cook
anything 2nd hand>anything bought new
Jason Rivera
Energy Efficiency across Programming Languages
greenlab.di.uminho.pt
Carson Hall
Taking the Chuck Moore pill
Adrian Campbell
>paper
try again
Asher Gutierrez
>[cicadas intensifies]
Lucas Myers
No, most simulations show Japan and Taiwan being mostly unaffected due to them being mountainous islands.