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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yes, _net_ exporter. But we are often exporting at low or even negative prices.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
France is supplying electricity to all of its neighbors and they’re trading in the same market. Thus, if electricity is scarse and expensive across Europe, French wholesale prices rise as well. FWIW, the French government forces EDF to sell
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by cbmuser 5y ago
That doesn’t mean this particular political claim is far-right ideology. If only the right-wing parties support nuclear power, does that turn nuclear power into something rightwing?
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Rust PR: Add initial support for m68k(github.com)
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by cbmuser 5y ago
No, the reason is that Japan is working on a nation-wide hydrogen strategy with hydrogen produced in high-temperature gas-cooled reactors. > https://www.meti.go.jp/english/policy/energy_environment/glo...
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yes, because a comprehensive hydrogen strategy with the plan to produce hydrogen in high-temperature gas-cooled reactors is “old fashioned”. > https://www.meti.go.jp/english/policy/energy_environment/glo...
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by cbmuser 5y ago
That’s fakenews. 10 plants are already back online, more are being prepared for restarts. > http://www.genanshin.jp/english/facility/map/
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Because Japan has a comprehensive hydrogen strategy with the plan to produce the hydrogen in high-temperature gas-cooled reactors. > https://www.meti.go.jp/english/policy/energy_environment/glo... > ht
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yes, the baseline for “armel” is ARMv5T. But IIRC we made the switch already for Buster.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
China is currently building 13 reactors at the same time. More than any other country. > https://pris.iaea.org/PRIS/WorldStatistics/UnderConstruction...
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Even if the battery has 100% efficiency, the amount of electric energy one would need to store for a single day, on top of the normal power consumption, is just way too much. Nuclear reactions have the highest energy density of any of the t
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Looking at the version history, support for version 52 ESR ended in September 2018. Since that version was the last supported version with XUL, the lack of XUL after that might be one of the reasons.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Please offer this machine to the debian-hppa port, post a message here: > https://lists.debian.org/debian-hppa/ It might be worth to be hosted at the Open-Source Lab at Oregon State University where we just lost one
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by cbmuser 5y ago
That's because not everyone is always running bleeding-edge kernels. We have found and fixed multiple regressions in the kernel on ia64. As of Linux 5.12, the kernel runs fine on most ia64, there is still one known regression that affe
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by cbmuser 5y ago
It’s still one of the most inefficient and expensive ways to store energy. Just look at the price per kWh storage and the energy density compared to other technologies. > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Germany has the highest electricity prices worldwide. I wouldn’t build any larger factory there these days: > https://www.statista.com/statistics/263492/electricity-price...
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yep, used these myself multiple times.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
They have used human feces in North Korea to fertilize their fields with the effect that people got worm parasites: > https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/16/body-of-north-korean-defecto... Also, human feces can c
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Compulsory military service actually has not been abandoned in Germany, it’s still written down in the constitution. It’s just put out of order for an indefinite amount of time.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
You can still get drafted as a fire fighter if they don’t find enough volunteers. Also, the German constitution still forbids military drafting of women (Artikel 12a, (4), GG), so there isn’t a true gender equality in Germany.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
You can actually be drafted as a firefighter in Germany if they don’t find enough volunteers. Also, larger cities have professional fire fighters, of course, volunteer firefighters are more a rural thing.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Since when does Germany have a national health care system? Germany has health insurances, both private and public but there is not one unified system really. I can go to a doctor and pay the bill on my own without getting in touch with any
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by cbmuser 5y ago
It would have been nice if the article contained screenshots of the current and the upcoming design so non-macOS users can get a impression of the changes.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yes, but it doesn’t provide baseload elevator and therefore requires backup power plants which cost extra money. Germany has invested a lot in wind and solar and as a result they have the highest electricity prices in the world: > https
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Yes, but it has not been merged yet. At least, I’m not seeing it in the “compiler” directory.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Germany’s problem isn’t the transport sector, it’s the electricity and heat sector. Compare Germany and France here: > https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-emissions-by-sector?t... While the speed limit would save
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Keeping Germany’s last six nuclear plant running and shutting down the coal-fired power plants Neurath, Niederaußem and Weisweiler minus a remaining capacity of 900 MW would save 70 million tons of CO2 per year which is about 10% of Germany
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Assembling a computer from parts doesn’t really require in-depth knowledge these days thanks to true plug’n’play. No jumpers to set for CPU multipliers, IDE master/slave or IRQ/DMA/IO etc.
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by cbmuser 5y ago
Bad article. Author doesn’t seem to understand the difference between legacy BIOS and UEFI and how these two boot. He enabled SecureBoot and disabled CSM (BIOS emulation) and was surprised he couldn’t get his system which was obviously inst
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by cbmuser 5y ago
LCOE is not what determines market prices but supply and demand. End customers pay market prices, not production costs. I don’t have any advantage as a customer when electricity is super cheap when it can’t be produced on demand.

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