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by Y-bar 2y ago
> Russia had already stopped the flow of natural gas to Germany. Mostly yes (it was turned off and on a few times in the period prior until Canada and Siemens told them to stop), but missing a crucial detail: Europe called their bluff an
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> But the russians have the valves […] Why spout this nonsense? Gazprom were (are) contractually obliged to deliver gas through the pipe as long as they are able to do so. If they just shut if off Germany and Netherlands and USA could le
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by Y-bar 2y ago
As mentioned in the article the site maliciously complied by (barely) changing the behaviour, which meant that the complaint has been renewed: > Felix Mikolasch, Data Protection Lawyer at noyb: “It seems that the LfD's decision has
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Finland's Posiva long-term disposal plant are still doing trial runs after 40 years of work: https://www.posiva.fi/en/index/news/pressreleasesstockexchan...
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by Y-bar 2y ago
What do you mean? For months there were many long detailed news articles and segments, government inquiries, international cooperation between the Baltic states, Denmark, and Sweden. They are still ongoing. Scientists are still monitoring h
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by Y-bar 2y ago
"pay or okay" has been ruled illegal _on that specific site_ by the German Data Protection Agency: https://noyb.eu/en/pay-or-okay-tech-news-site-heisede-illega...
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Any good resources on flipping these switches?
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Two ways, default key is [IP address + User ID] we also have a fallback with a higher limit on [IP address] only when we expect lots of attempts from e.g. a VPN.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
We use a rate-limiting rule in the existing firewall on the /auth endpoint. Our default is on five failed attempts in a five minute window gets you a one hour ban.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Lots of pumps do not have the built-in functionality to do that natively (they need to bypass the heating element as I understand it). There are add-ons such as https://thermia.com/products/accessories/cooling-modu
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by Y-bar 2y ago
They do not live in isolation, >99.99% of the residential homes are connected to the national grid. They can still use hydro, wind, nuclear, and so on. As for energy storage, for example: I am personally looking at a ground thermal unit
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> winter solstice This is a real problem for solar in some places. But on the other hand two a few other things are (marginally) positives: These places often have snow which contributes to better energy capture via scattering of light h
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by Y-bar 2y ago
That's OPcache they mentioned, a specific language-level cache native to PHP. https://www.php.net/manual/en/intro.opcache.php
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I’m a run of the mill developer and I consider it a net positive. Less sensitive customer data to process. Less stuff compromised in case of a security breach. Easier to say no to product managers who wants to unnecessarily track customers.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> 1 to 20 megawatts The page does indeed say that. At the same time that seems like very little, it's in the range of a single large wind turbine (e.g. https://www.vestas.com/en/products/offshore/V236-
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Mac OS and Unix agreed about twenty years ago to use the same ending: https://superuser.com/a/439443
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by Y-bar 3y ago
An app is not a document in Mac OS (and other operating systems). Therefore it is logical that closing the document will not quit the application. Treating all applications as document is a flawed model which often breaks down as is made ob
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Yes I think it is, In Mac OS it has always been explicit that an application ≠ window (with only a few exceptions such as the calculator app). Closing an app window must not quit the application. This is reinforced by the menu bar which is
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> That's never going to happen Never say never, there is a clear theoretical possibility that we might one day properly price in all externalities (such as cost of dealing with climate change and conflicts related to hydrocarbons) i
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by Y-bar 3y ago
In that case you will probably approve of the expanded Ecodesign rules from last year: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20230612IP...
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by Y-bar 3y ago
It seems wrong to mix and match actual accepted standards with things that only Chrome implements which are not standards. Should iOS adopt [feature] because Chrome has it, or why else is it on the list? What benefits am I missing as a user
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by Y-bar 3y ago
As per the source given by GP (bschne). I bet the number you are seeing when you say "emissions would go significantly down" is excluding emissions produced externally because you would be correct if only domestically produced emi
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> the discomfort that these women are experiencing Is "discomfort" really how you frame the scientific consensus that climate change cause harm, and disproportionately so to elderly people or just a factor of transdiction?
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Another way to look at it is that if everyone was like Switzerland the CO2 (equiv.) emissions per capita would still rise and continue to cause climate change and injury. Also, Switzerland has increased their consumption-based emissions by
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Why is that a relevant take-away? Are you saying that not a singe physicist agrees that "[…] the current climate targets and measures are not sufficient to limit global warming to a safe level."?
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by Y-bar 3y ago
That’s unfortunate. I have a clause forbidding Anish Kapoor from forking or using my code.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
That is the stated intent and spirit of the new license terms, but as others have said, ask a lawyer to be 100% certain.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I don’t know who that is. But I am a Nebula subscriber and I do wish there were a way to hide a few channels in the app.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I’m an Apple user (own iPad, iPhone, Mac Studio, among other devices) since the 90:s and I buy into that. But I _also_ think Apple has grown way too much into a bully and way too much into disallowing third party developers to do things App
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by Y-bar 3y ago
As someone whose grandparents had to flee to escape the gas chambers and not everyone survived, it pains me to see Israel taking the "never again" motto and append "to me" at the end.

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