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by Ringz 2y ago
„The venerable “baseload” concept—that grid stability needs gigawatt-scale, steadily operating thermal (steam-raising) power plants—reflects the valid and vital economic practice of dispatching power at least operating cost, so resources wi
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by Ringz 2y ago
Really? Good to know! Because I don't know anything about Rust yet. Only C++ and Python. But I think that if you know a programming language sufficiently, everything looks like magic, or is that not the case with you?
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by Ringz 2y ago
No. Leave the html rendering to Firefox. Edit: As it has already been handled by Thunderbird in the past.
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by Ringz 2y ago
The sad fact is: Most employees aren’t able or allowed to install an alternative email client. And most employees don’t care.
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by Ringz 2y ago
This is good news and I'm looking forward to Thunderbird natively supporting XChange. But everything I read about it triggers my inner voice: „Do a parallel rewrite of the whole damn 20 year old codebase in Rust! It’s faster, cheaper a
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by Ringz 2y ago
Is it only 1/3? What’s about the rest? I thought the whole sum is a big weapon transfer instead of a money transfer.
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by Ringz 2y ago
It is also frustrating that there are differences between US American, Canadian, British and Australian cups. And the pure irony that „Because actual drinking cups may differ greatly from the size of this unit, standard measuring cups may b
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by Ringz 2y ago
I'm always amazed at how fiercely some defend measuring by volume instead of by mass. I've had tougher discussions on Reddit about "cups" than about nuclear energy. Sometimes I think people just lack experience with a go
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by Ringz 2y ago
During my studies of computer science, a professor told me that Germans might have programmed in Latin if the war had not intervened. Simply programming in German would not have been „scientific“ enough. Think about it. Latin is highly defi
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by Ringz 2y ago
It was exactly the point I wanted to make. And you proofed it. Let me cite myself: „1. The Greens didn't push to close the nuclear power plants alone:“ But: You think „The same Germany where the "Green party" pushed to close
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by Ringz 2y ago
You didn't read my linked sources, otherwise you would have recognized which part of the statement I'm referring to.
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by Ringz 2y ago
If you look on the actual data, it's the other way around. Is this just Russian opinion making? 1. The Greens didn't push to close the nuclear power plants alone: The phase-out of nuclear energy in Germany was first regulated in t
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by Ringz 2y ago
They are. See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40039932
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by Ringz 2y ago
That is simply a lie. And these are probably accounts for opinion making. It is an EU-wide regulation from 2019, which is now being implemented by all EU states [0]. In addition, the way in which plastic waste is counted is also prescribed
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by Ringz 3y ago
Depends on the country. A well-built and properly maintained house in Germany can have a service life of 80 to 100 years or more. Some may even exceed this range, especially those that are regularly updated and renovated. German building st
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by Ringz 3y ago
In which country do you live? In Germany, it is 100% the other way around.
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by Ringz 3y ago
This is a really nice solution to a problem that I didn't know I had. However, I believe that you have to explain it to everyone to whom you press such a stack in your hand. Because all intuitively with double-sided, printed paper assu
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by Ringz 3y ago
I like it and the explanation on the site is very good but put a picture or short video loop on the first site before asking for a login.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Thanx a lot. That’s insightful.
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by Ringz 3y ago
They have standard batteries: https://www.eemb.com/product-241
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by Ringz 3y ago
Wow thats cheap! How is that even possible?
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by Ringz 3y ago
Switched to MacOS 10 years ago. Never looked back. And I started with DOS, teached WindowsNT on admin level and kept my Windows installations “alive” through fiddling with the registry (while everyone reinstalled it). Nowadays I live more a
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by Ringz 3y ago
Apple allows to drag the taskbar “around”. Mine auto hides away, since I barely use it (I try to use the mouse as little as possible).
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by Ringz 3y ago
You don't need an e-mail program for this if you are ready to work with Imapfilter: https://github.com/lefcha/imapfilter
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by Ringz 3y ago
I agree with you! I see this so often that I often wonder what's going on in the minds of the developers. You put so much effort and invest so much time to write software and documentation - but in the end not enough for an ELI5 with a
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by Ringz 3y ago
I don't understand what you mean. Sorting: There is no shortcut for sorting. However, I have never needed this either, because the search via regular expressions Fuzzy or a mixture of both works very well.
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by Ringz 3y ago
I don’t know ditto but on maccy it’s just the paste shortcut (for the last copy) plus a number (if you need an older copy). Could it be easier?
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by Ringz 3y ago
It's exactly the same for me. I've been using MacOS for 15 years, and just pressing the spacebar to see an image is a huge relief. I never had to install a simple image viewer on macOS. And if I did, xnView would also work, which
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by Ringz 3y ago
Maccy on MacOS is perfect: https://maccy.app/
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by Ringz 3y ago
Based on the scale of comparison between different living beings and their effects on other living beings.

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