Nemo_bis

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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
If you are interested in China, I strongly recommend subscribing to the China Briefing: https://www.carbonbrief.org/china-briefing/
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
It is happening even in the USA with a federal government dead set on bankrolling coal companies.
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
'How did you go bankrupt?' Bill asked. 'Two ways,' the coal baron said. 'Gradually and then suddenly.'
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
Well, > The new analysis for Carbon Brief shows that electricity generation from coal in India fell by 3.0% year-on-year (46 terawatt hours, TWh) and in China by 1.6% (90TWh). https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-coal-pow
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
Reminds me of the famous quip starting with "found a bug in the english site" (early 2000s)... https://bash.toolforge.org/quip/AU8FCPz66snAnmqnLHDj
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
What "dependency"? I don't use the Murena cloud at all on my /e/OS device.
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by Nemo_bis 7mo ago
Same here! I've not had any compatibility issues when using /e/OS on a Teracube 2e. It's a smooth experience all along.
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by Nemo_bis 8mo ago
Even worse was the passage: "First, Wu needs to consider thicker origami solutions as he scales his design up". Needs to? When did he sign up for it? It's not like he tried to patent a shelter design or bid for a government c
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by Nemo_bis 8mo ago
They can't even agree to leave XTwitter for official EU accounts...
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by Nemo_bis 8mo ago
Indeed the cat and mouse game is tedious... There's a case to be made that you should just act on the root cause of all these issues with a neutral policy tool. The best tested of all regulatory tools is taxation. Reduce the profit mot
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by Nemo_bis 8mo ago
Some interesting things are cooking on the Matrix front. The "Matrix state of the union" talk at FOSDEM is a compact recap: https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/URX89L-matrix-state-o...
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by Nemo_bis 8mo ago
Sounds like you're proposing Element (EMS)
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by Nemo_bis 9mo ago
SE companies can be unlisted, if that's what you mean. The capital requirements can be changed.
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by Nemo_bis 9mo ago
The first point already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societas_Europaea The second point is dubious. A central registry may be better or worse than the best national registry. The third and fourth are what is u
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by Nemo_bis 9mo ago
We don't know what the law is. The rules were created with an administrative procedure backed by a very generic statute which is likely unconstitutional. Neither the Supreme court (Cassazione) nor the Constitutional court have ruled on
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by Nemo_bis 10mo ago
Copyright is a scam for artists.
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by Nemo_bis 10mo ago
The cheapest method by far is still TV networks. As a billionaire you can buy them without putting any of your own money, so it's effectively free. See Sinclair Broadcast Group and Paramount Skydance (Larry Ellison). As shown in "
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
The title doesn't say human people, it just says people. Non-human persons exist too (usually non-human animals).
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
For the same reason legacy publishers sell expensive textbooks at 1/10 of the price in India, identical to the USA version save for a stamp that says you can't export them from India.
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
Microsoft is better at regulatory capture, so Azure has many customers in the public sector. So an Azure outage probably affects the public sector more (see example above about trains).
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
Reminds me of https://www.specbranch.com/posts/one-big-server/
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
This sort of public complaint is the first step towards an European Commission finding of non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act.
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by Nemo_bis 11mo ago
It's not like they didn't try, but Google illegally smashed them. > Judgment of the General Court of 14 September 2022 — Google and Alphabet v Commission (Google Android) > > The General Court largely confirms the Commiss
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
Yes. The "cloud" is sold on grounds of "efficiency" but really it's just an ideological decision to increase outsourcing and reduce the employees' bargaining power. (Except this backfires, because a service run
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
> And while Hetzner's price-performance is exceptional, its limited presence in the US was a consideration; for this staging workload, it wasn't an issue, but it's a factor for production services targeting US users. What
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
That's probably not the Glacier most people are using now. I still have it from ancient times so I got this email: ---- Hello, After careful consideration, we have decided to stop accepting new customers for Amazon Glacier (original s
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
If Biden had done it, SCOTUS would have struck it down as a violation of the Takings Clause or any made up theory.
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
The whole point of equity is that it can go to zero. Profit sharing means that the government had an upside (if Intel became profitable) and no downside. Now, if Intel loses money or goes bankrupt, 10 % of those losses automatically get soc
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
Yes, if you believe the New York Times: https://www.techdirt.com/2023/12/28/the-ny-times-lawsuit-aga...
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by Nemo_bis 1y ago
https://annas-archive.org/torrents

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