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Got to start somewhere. Let's start at the top and work ourselves down. If we could do it with over 100 000 persons back then, we could do it again. > But while in West Germany and united Germany between 1946 and 2005, cases were br
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We do not have infinite resources. Committing 7-11 years and countless billions to build a NPP leads to those funds and other resources to be unavailable elsewhere. Each wind farm, each set of solar panels, each battery storage will begin t
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If we ever manage to halt this accelerating crisis we should seriously consider a modern-day equivalent of the Nuremberg trials. Thousands upon thousands needlessly dead, https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/08&#
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What do you mean my hook to dynamically build <span contenteditable="true" style="border: 1px dashed #ccc; padding: 4px 8px; border-radius: 4px;">input your username here</span> with inline CSS is worse
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This reminds me of the JetBrains Toolbox App, which is a tray/system utility used to keep IDE:s up-to-date and provide a good location to launch them from. Not much more than that. https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app&
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I’m quite sure Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, Jared Kushner, Sam Altman et al are unironically thinking that.
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The number is based on expected actual annual output in GWh, not theoretical maximum. We don’t really do gas peaker plants because they are so expensive and seldom needed here. https://www.energimyndigheten.se/energiberedska
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Nope. I don’t claim it to be undemocractic, I only insinuate that it is very stupid. And to be fully clear: I also think these people are hypocrites because they loudly proclaim in debates and public discourse to be pro wind energy, but onc
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Wind power is a purely commercial enterprise which only requires state support for permissions to build and permissions to connect to the grid. There is no issue about state support for manufacturing of equipment. Living here where this hap
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When you say that the Greens provide subsidies to coal, but this can be found on a quick search… > The next fight is already brewing, over a Green push to accelerate the phase-out of coal-fired power generation in eastern Germany. In a d
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More than eight minutes ago. At least.
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A sense of responsibility that the user experience should never be compromised. He never wanted to release Maps for example in the state it was, yet had to take the fall for its failure.
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I wanted to crack a joke that Swede's do like their stinky fermented fish, why not sell to them… But I figured why not see if other cultures might also like it, and was floored with how many there were: https://en.wikipedia.
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https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/request https://munley.com/tag/request/ I’m not a US lawyer, but the word ”request” seems like it has a solid legal basis and can be used to compel action.
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Am I missing something here? Why is this considered a noteworthy feature when my operating system has provided this API enabled by default for all text and document views for over twenty years now? ( https://leopard-adc.pepas.com&
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If a newly hired colleague lied like this I would strongly argue to my immediate superior to end their probation period/employment immediately.
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I am one of those. It generally goes like this: When we launch a site it is seldom more than perhaps Hotjar, Google Analytics, and two-three other services connected. And then through the years product managers and other stakeholders gets s
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GDPR absolutely applies to apps, it applies to all manner of electronic and non-electronic means of data collection and processing. The G stands for General, and the EU means it.
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You say that as if I’m not acutely aware of the issues. I am ashamed that I am part of the problem.
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Don’t drag Presdient Camacho’s name through the dirt like that. He was a loving father. And as a president he identified a real issue the country was facing and when presented with evidence he changed his mind and allowed the smartest perso
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I didn’t ask for a single of these ”features” for example: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iphfed2c4091/io... If our entire profession is unable to provide a better quality over the long ter
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Might be different in USA? But while just about every reimbursement or perk is indeed taxable here in the EU… It is also used as a measure of how much you earn when calculating unemployment benefits, parental leave, and pension and such. Fo
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Hate Week is every week I have to use Jira. Or SharePoint. Or Slack. Or Teams. Or Magento.
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It makes a difference to my experience as an end user and that is what I am talking about. I work in development and programming and with all the modern tools and testing frameworks and QA engineers and analytics and modern language we seem
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I think the flaws have moved. I remember Mac OS 7-8-9 (”Classic”) fondly and the suite of software I regularly used there. It crashed, and crashed hard, a few times per week. That never happens today, maybe at most once a month. However, wh
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There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, you and I know that. The other major chain is a consumer’s cooperative, which is owned by the members and has no stock dividend or major stock ownership. Instead ”dividends” are paid on basi
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Just because most of everything has a political angle/facet does not mean it defines my life as much as it seem to do to you. It just serves to help me articulate my choices in life. I would like to know how taking an active moral stan
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> How do you know what the politics will be next? I was very tempted to reply with a ”always has been” astronaut meme, or possibly Morpheus ”what if I told you” meme. But I would not have contributed in a good manner like that. The way I
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Personally I would have gone for Lotus to avoid any naming confusions with other software.
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A high trust society is not only a measure of the relationship between civil population and the state, but also the interpersonal relationships among citizens. That said, bribery is quite common in UK nowadays: https://www.surrey
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