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A more difficult but potentially great solution is to run Linux as a the host system and windows in single purpose containers for each game/program that work better in windows. All the anti-user behavior will only have minimal harm if
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New freediving world record of 126M [video]
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Around 2019, Guido official stated that he would not longer mentor any white male, and that there was enough white males around that any white male who wanted to learn developing python would have to do it on their own. The community in gen
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Diversity is good when it is either applied in a neutral and identify-agnostic way, or if we as a society all agree on which groups deserve getting benefits and which ones don't. The first one is sadly horrible disliked and tend to los
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Looking from a EU perspective, majority votes based on population is quite bad and would result in the european union to not be a union since the low population countries would leave. Germany and France would gain even more power than they
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Local hosting can make sense. Being able to drive to your provider and talk to them in person is quite valuable, and if you want to get the highest support tier from a large cloud provider you will often pay several times more compared to t
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The lifecycle do get interrupted with early voting and postal voting, and as past elections where I live have shown (Sweden), some number of boxes of votes will generally be discovered after elections. The postal system are not designed to
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Reminds me of self sufficiency farming. If you grow your own food you will be impacted by the yield of that farm, rather than going to the supermarket and buy the food there. If the soil is bad then it might be difficult to impossible to do
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This way of thinking is heavily ingrained into the Swedish traffic laws, where a key point is that there exist no rights in traffic, only obligations. If there is an accident there is generally two parties at fault. One party can be at more
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One thing I would like to see is a clear categorization of to the concept of chemically reduce ingredients into unreconizeable components, and then recombine them into the original product while presenting it as nothing has happened. If you
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Ships, like planes, are fairly autonomous today and usually only have a very small crew. There are however multiple good reasons you don't want to have fully autonomous ships. They operate continuously in salt water for long duration a
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They get to publishing official "leaks" and the ability to ask additional questions that allow the story to be tailored towards their readers.
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"Hooray! No wind has been wasted today (so far)."* This week the northern-ish parts of europe are hitting one of the highest price point for electricity in recent time, with prices going for around $0.5 per kw/h. Calm weather
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Debian and the Adventure of the Screen Resolution
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The point of doing simulations is that you will want to avoid to repeat that which happen in EU. During the worst month of the energy crisis, the price started circulating around 10x of the average month, or phrase it in a different way, a
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This is a perfect example where simulations would be really great to demonstrate the cost of replacing the nuclear power station with an alternative. Take last 5 years worth of weather data and energy consumption, run a combination of solar
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Winning does has many different outcomes, only some which is similar enough that the historical records will see it as such. A comparison I would make is the war on encryption that was won. It is no longer illegal to sell encryption. The qu
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In Sweden when the green party met the conservatives in a debate over replacing existing oil power plant with a nuclear power plant, the green leader said something like this: "The oil burning power plant is a natural part of the reser
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I am always reminded of the Yes minister "The Emulsified High-Fat Offal Tube" joke which is close to 40 years old now ( https://youtu.be/sPwQ0PmK9lw?si=aOvPYUpJcsw8g_kN&t=68 ). The EU has a very long history of
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A finding that most kindergartens and youth centers finds out is that cutting apples into pieces will have a significant difference in consumption compared to providing them as whole. It could be the aroma or the lower investment to start e
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In Sweden you are not allowed to turn on red, but the crossroad on the right and left are often aligned to be green at the same time as the cars has green. As such, both the car lane and crossroads are active at the same time, and drivers a
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Just like a political speech writer do not invent what they write independently without some input and oversight by the politician, so does the commission. This is also politics. You don't wait until last second to file a complaint. Po
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"clear and present danger" is a concept used by the legal system to define when speech is or isn't legal, and the bar used is generally fairly high. Still, we usually deploy a jury or a team of judges to determine this in ord
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The commissioners are not elected by the citizens of their respective countries. Instead, they are selected via a parliamentary vetting process, and approved by the European Parliament. The commission has no direct responsibility towards th
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This highlight the importance to let scientists and doctors do their research and focusing on the findings. Politicians and parents have opinions, but in the end we as a society has chosen to use science and evidence to determine when to ap
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The article mostly redefine the question about tolerance as being a strategy for peace, one which will be given up when war is unavoidable. It not so much a solution to the problem of tolerance and more of a description of the motivations b
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How strong correlation is there with energy exports from Germany and the status of France nuclear reactors? From a casual look, exports seems to be correlated with weather and access to excess energy, rather than demand from neighboring cou
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If you allow it to cost a bit, which is likely a good choice given the problem, then there are several solutions available. It is important to think through the scenario, and if possible, do a dry run of the solution. A remote physical serv
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As a sysadmin at company that provide fairly sensitive services, I find online cloud backups to be way to slow for the purpose of protecting against something like the server room being destroyed by a fire. Even something like spinning disk
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The US military math for calculating combatant:civilian casualty ratios was, to quote: every boy 15 and over killed in drone strikes now is automatically listed as an enemy combatant This math is why the civilian casualty numbers from US
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