anttisalmela

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by anttisalmela 5y ago
Definitely. Extra production will tip the scale of imports and exports so that the price in Finland will match most of the time whatever the price is in northern Sweden with its abundance of hydropower. OL3 will also probably lower prices i
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
That's what happening in Finland too. All operators have announced that 3G will be switched off in 2023.
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
National Emergency Supply Agency in Finland did have real granaries not a long ago - they still have emergency supplies of grain, nowadays it is just done by owning grain and paying private companies to store it in their normal logistical n
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
OL3 is not yet producing power, apparently turbines didn't like spending a decade waiting for use and need some maintenance. Current estimation is that reactor will be started in January 2022 and regular electricity production will sta
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
(2018) - would be nice to know what has happened since.
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
https://crt.sh/?Identity=cmake.org - a valid certificate has been issued in May, but maybe something wasn't restarted.
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
Non-ascii alphabets need a lot more support than just accepting them. But I wouldn't really consider plus signs exotic anyway.
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by anttisalmela 5y ago
It doesn't really hurt if some more exotic email addresses are not accepted, no one can really use them anyway.
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
Intel CI did catch this: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-5....
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
Class action is very limited in Finland - the law that allows this is quite recent, there has been no class action suits yet at all and I'm not sure if it would be even applicable here.
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
https://www.st1.com/geothermal-heat Finnish Energy company ST1 is about to finish construction of 40MW geothermal plant near Helsinki, Finland. They've drilled to depth of 6.5km.
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
Here in .fi employers are not permitted to do any background checks - all they can legally use is the information provided by the applicant. They can ask permission to request security clearance from the Finnish Security and Intelligence Se
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2019-pragmatic-debian-pack...
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by anttisalmela 6y ago
createdb, createuser and pg_createcluster are not part of the PostgreSQL, but part of the postgresql-common packaging for Debian compatible distributions: https://salsa.debian.org/postgresql/postgresql-common/-&#x2
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
My guess is that they're mostly optimizing to minimize impact on other operations and effort needed to host this - 80 TB storage from shared system might be nothing compared to needs of scientific computing, but letting requests direct
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
One Finnish entrepreneur describes his so far mild infection: https://perjantaikokki.fi/2020/03/14/greetings-from-a-corona...
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
apt has supported zstd since 1.6 already.
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Apple reduces certificate maximum allowed lifetime to 398 days(support.apple.com)
2 points by anttisalmela 7y ago|1 comments
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
City uses combination of zoning laws, right of pre-emption and expropriation to have good and affordable housing supply. Policy is that land is not zoned until it's acquired by the city, which will then sell and lease lots - old landow
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
I believe EnterpriseDB sells something like that.
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by anttisalmela 7y ago
Author is Finnish, and I'd say article is accurate for Finland. Local telecom monopolies made internet dial-up very expensive and BBS golden age was probably in mid nineties here, but the decline was very rapid.
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by anttisalmela 8y ago
Wikipedia does mention the incident: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_whale_attack#1970s
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by anttisalmela 9y ago
At least Debian and Ubuntu has cfq as the default IO scheduler which probably is not the best choice here.