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by belorn 2y ago
Sweden was also on the same german track, shutdown some of the nuclear fleet, but is now going back and forth on the issue. They are also investing in new natural gas fueled thermal plants, with similar "future" plans of using gre
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by belorn 2y ago
Googles behavior with youtube, by adding DRM to all videos, is a clear demonstration of the abandonment of the open web. If we are not longer using open standards, and no longer allowing alternative browsers, then how is that different from
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by belorn 2y ago
The last decades' worth of German administrations (and EU countries in general) removed nuclear on the promise of a cheap grid made from green hydrogen and renewables. What they delivered was a EU grid dependent on imported natural gas
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by belorn 2y ago
Based on crime research, it seems that most organized crime is composed of modern day slaves, with varied degree of slavery. The most extreme are those that involve trafficking. It is a key distinction of the lowest level of their hierarchy
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by belorn 2y ago
If ignoring the thing would work then people would do that. The problem is not that anti-consumer products exist along side pro-consumer products. It is that anti-consumer products out compete pro-consumer products to the point that all tha
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by belorn 2y ago
There are two part to the bill. One is about preventing food products from being created using cultured animal cells. The other part is about marketing and labeling, and it also include plant based food products and insect based food produc
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by belorn 2y ago
I thought the old teaching said that during a recession when governments want to save money, the best strategy is to increase spending in order to increase the circulation of money and stimulate the economy, and when there is a economic boo
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by belorn 2y ago
There has been a few historical initiatives to prevent politicians (and their families) from inside trading, including projects that exist to track and record it. Most seems to focus on congress. I also recall attempts to outlaw politicians
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by belorn 2y ago
Geothermal heat pumps can work great in retrofitting old system with a water heater. My family house is over 100 year old and the original water heater used coal in 1920, then it was changed to electrical around 1980s, and is now fitted wit
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by belorn 2y ago
It is an interesting test, but I wish they could provide a bit more details. Doing some searches it seems that this is a €350 million project, for which €100 millions is direct grants given by the government, and the remaining are special l
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by belorn 2y ago
Reproduction is the outcome of a reproductive strategy, but we don't normally define sex as the result of which reproductive strategy an individual takes. Even calling it masculine or feminine is a bit strange outside of humans. For ex
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by belorn 2y ago
I can give two tips on how to test this. The most accessible tool I would recommend is zonemaster.net, a tool developed by AFNIC and The Swedish Internet Foundation. Go to advanced and type in nlm.nih.gov as domain, and then the two nameser
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by belorn 2y ago
Interesting, those IP addresses are under a different AS and under a different organization, that of National Library of Medicine. They don't seem to use the IT infrastructure of nih.gov.
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by belorn 2y ago
So looking at this from a technical point. NIH.gov has three name servers. Each host are still up, but only answering dns on TCP and not UDP. All three are located under the same AS, which implies that there is a single operator responsible
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by belorn 2y ago
Lets apply some tournament species theory. It predict that species where both gender apply equal amount of energy to reproduction will look and behave similar. In species which that is not true, the one that spend less energy will have trai
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by belorn 2y ago
> there are many, many avenues to solve this one (better grid interconnections across Europe, green hydrogen backup plants, overbuilding cheap capacity, …) All those options are currently non-viable because they are too expensive. The pr
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by belorn 2y ago
Free trade as implemented in the past seems to have been the opposite of democratic cooperation. Non-elected appointees making free trade agreements behind locked doors, which effect ignore the citizens interest and makes industry regulatio
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by belorn 2y ago
Im fully on board that people should try to include or link as much of a story they can so that I can form my own opinion. There are way too many times that I read a reasonable take, then you read the original source, only to find that the
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by belorn 2y ago
The rhetoric around "personal liberty" was not used in the cake case, and was not used to justify discrimination. If the commission had been more neutral then the case, using the same arguments, could had gone the exact opposite.
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by belorn 2y ago
That is not what the supreme court found at all. In the opinion of the supreme court, they found that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission acted in religious hostility in their evaluation of Masterpiece, and that the commission lacked con
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by belorn 2y ago
The reasoning for putting her in prison seems to be based on the severity of doing an almost a billion dollar in fraud. That is in the ballpark of some of the worlds largest bank robberies. There are good reason to question prison sentences
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by belorn 2y ago
If the goal is to go from coal to gas without much additional concerns, then yes, it doesn't matter if fossil fuel subsidize increased or that the country get more dependent on fossil fuel imports. The goal was achieved and so it was a
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by belorn 2y ago
To say that the greens are not involved in the environmental decisions, especially the National Hydrogen Strategy, would be very false. the National Hydrogen Strategy explicitly calls out natural gas as a central role, for which was the bas
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by belorn 2y ago
The last section in the article demonstrate the problem. Governments are held responsible for grid stability and making the energy costs economical reasonable, and when the energy crisis happened it was governments that stepped in and paid
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by belorn 2y ago
Correct. It is for when the diver is on land/boat. It is however fairly uncommon today to see people with such zipper since zippers tend to be the first place a drysuit start to leak.
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by belorn 2y ago
I would say that a primary reason to do it slowly is to not put too much pressure into it, which is true for both women and men. The p-valve involving gluing it on your body, and the tube is soft which can easily get kinks. It can balloon a
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by belorn 2y ago
It is very similar to club activities and volunteer work. People burn out fast when they stop finding value in the work. It is exceptional common with instructors where say parents pay to a club for their children membership, where the pare
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by belorn 2y ago
Do you mean that all .gov domains are handled by the same dns service provider? I can understand if the TLD registry is a pain to deal with when it comes to changing information at the top, but zones files? The whole design of dns have dele
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by belorn 2y ago
The wast majority of those domains are either redirects or do not resolve at all, which is what I got when randomly testing them. I would expect that many of them are also be parked at dns service companies. They could apply some efficiency
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by belorn 2y ago
Looking at the list I wold assume that the majority of those are not the "primary" domain, and indeed if I click around randomly, most of them redirect to somewhere else.

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