Krasnol

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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   I'm always quite surprised to hear that. We had quite a bad phase here in Germany before mobile phones became popular, but I haven't got one of those scam calls on my landline for years now. There isn't even much spam SMS, bu
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   You don't have to do this for large construction products. Just do it for the direct competitor: renewable energy. You'll instantly see why France forced the greenwashing of nuclear within the EU. ...or just check the state of EDF
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   ...and there is France with a lot of experience. Never stopped building and still producing huge over budget and overdue failures.
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   Equalizer APO doesn't list the E10k. Could you recommend a different one? I'd like to go and test that since my headphones broke last week and I've been too lazy to dive into the audiophile depths.
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   > This has to be repeated again and again. Civilian nuclear waste isn't really a good great target for sabotage. There are 1000 places to attack that are far cheaper and have higher effect. Sure...there is the nuclear reactor aroun
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   > There have been times when production has been scaled down because there is temporarily excess energy available, when it is windy (turbines produce more) and warm (warming uses less), but that is a temporary situation. This is what I m
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   This sheer ignorance around nuclear energy is the main reason I'm happy it already peaked in the Western World and is replaced by safe and clean renewable energies. I mean, you don't even have to look far these days. It's Fin
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   by Krasnol 3y ago

   The usual consumer doesn't buy the bulk to do that target group calculation things by himself. Google does that for you! The Government rather not let anybody outside know what their current target group is.
9. 549.▲
   by Krasnol 3y ago

   /r/de, THE German sub has extended till Sunday.
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    We'll see about that.
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    Maybe this is supposed to become an arcade experience for those with normal wages?
12. 552.▲
    by Krasnol 3y ago

    Also: don't cry about the price. Quality costs money. Altogether sounded like an GPT Apple Ad.
13. 553.▲
    by Krasnol 3y ago

    ....and then came Star Citizen.
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    I could totally imagine a Ukrainian farmer pulling a UFO with his tractor on TicToc.
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    Why should it? Germany is connected to the largest grid on this planet and there is always need for power on it. Looking at the charts, most of it went to France, Denmark and the Netherlands. Besides that, the grid pumps energy in reservoir
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    Germany made 2.880 Mio.€[1] in 2022 through electricity exports and has been an export nation since 2002[2]. We're fine. Thank you. [1] https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/SharedDocs/Pressemitteilung... [2] https:&#
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    So because of an ad you'd switch to a browser which breaks ad-blocking add-ons?
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    > If you see lots of positive or misdrecting comments, it's not necessarily a coincidence (imo). And right there the topic drowns in whataboutisms before it disappears from the frontpage.
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    This isn't more than a conspiracy theory than? You're not ready to give substance to your accusations, while simultaneously expecting us to accept your theory that there is some kind of conspiracy going on against your opinion and
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    by Krasnol 3y ago

    > Of course it's more than a decade later now and I still use Google Maps, Bing Maps still suck, and the view times I've tried OpenStreetMaps I've found it far behind both. The sheer size of the OSM project is staggering.
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    This thread is about decommissioning so I'm not allowed to mention decomissioning because it breaks your own FUD? lol...I showed actual numbers above. We have HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF TONS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE WE DON'T HOW TO DEAL W
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    Sure, other random internets person.
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    It's not only high level long-live which has to be stored deep and safe. Your source shows it pretty good, and therefore it's not "just" 0,2% but 9% + an unknown amount of VLLW. However, the best thing about this "r
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    Well I guess the German government should have just asked evilos on the internets and not bother with all those scientists and regulations. Crazy them.
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    Germany alone has 120.000m³ low and mid waste which needs to be stored. However only a small part of it is ready to be stored (in the safe and deep hole Germany still couldn't find). 2016 they had 15.000t of spend fuel. When all the pl
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    I don't know "compact" makes anything better about it. Germany has been searching for a hole safe and deep enough for it for years. It costs taxpayer money and they still haven't found one. Meanwhile, the stuff is stored
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    So it actually showed the real price of nuclear since dismantling is part of it.
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    Back? Are you even aware that no party besides a small fascist party want nuclear back or did anything in recent years to stop the exit? The previous Government (today's largest opposition) had 16 years to stop the nuclear exit. They d
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    No we won't. There are plenty of studies on the topic. Those areas are there and already identified. Wind alone would just double to manage the Energiewende by 2050: https://www.naturschutz-energiewende.de/aktuelles&#x2
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    by Krasnol 4y ago

    Nuclear only factors in decommissioning in the way that it gives the responsibility away to future generations...