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by chefkoch 6y ago
That's why these breads were called rattler in german. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rattler
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by chefkoch 6y ago
>What about those who work on oil rigs, or in mines, or on fishing boats, or providing humanitarian services in a war zone? Most of the people working on boats or in mines don't have a chance to risk their healt in finance. It'
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by chefkoch 6y ago
As long as your young and healthy you don't think you are going to be the one having problems before it's too late. And even then it often takes a long time to admit to yourself that you have a problem.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Learning disability is a too wide term to answer your question.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
>The cost of storing waste is minuscule in comparison to the amount of electricity generated. Europe's waste repository in Finland costs ~800 million Euros [2] If this repository is planed for 100 000 years (in germany it's 1 m
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by chefkoch 6y ago
I can't find any specifics about the partial melt down in 1980 at Saint-Laurent, but it seems a serious accident could bankrupt france in an instand. https://www.businessinsider.com/potential-cost-of-a-nuclear-...
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by chefkoch 6y ago
I don't think this works in any savety relevant industry or there are not many proper organizations. Most regulations are a response to accidents.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
If we had put the money in renewables we almost certainly would have solved the problems by now. My dad studied physics in the 60ies when fusion was just 20 years away.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
What about decomissioning and caring for the nuclear waste? That seems to bei very expensive as the decomissioning of the Greifswald plant in former east Germany is going to cost more than 6 billion €.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
> Good luck designing and operating a complex, dangerous system with purely altruistic, utterly selfless people. I know you're beeing sarcastic, but you just have to run it by the book. No need to be a saint.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
I know nobody likes the wiseass but Profit = to gain an advantage from something: profit from sth/doing sth I profited enormously from working with her. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/de/worterbuch/englisch&
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Comming in under budget seems like a rare problem with building nuclear plants. While in operation, i think congressman and bureaucrats don't even know about the real costs.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
From what i know about this accident, the profit in this case was not to loose face for the higher ups running the plant.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
It's not only that, but also nuclear plants run by for profit organisations, where cutting corners will at some level be appreciated to ensure the bottom line. /edit: it's funny that here many are calling for tougher regulati
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Why is that? It's the women who decide who of the men has sex. If a women is not considered unattraktive it's way easier for her to find someone (but most won't find that someone good enough) for casual sex.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
If you get more money from welfare than from work iguess you would be eligible for more support. I would be interested in a ranking where gouvernemnt subsedies (welfare, agriculture, infrastracture, defense etc.) are abused most. My guess i
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by chefkoch 6y ago
In Germany they are 1€ per piece in every supermarket.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
FFP2 masks are everywhere in Germany, even my local Döner Shop sells them and every supermarket has brand ones either as single or pack of ten. I didn't buy the last pack from amazon but direct from the company (medisana) because amazo
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by chefkoch 6y ago
And now Thalidomide is used in treating cancer and sold for over $200 a pill. Quite a nice markup for telling the patients not to get pregnant while on treatment.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Tape libraries often have multiple drives and it's possible to write parallel to them.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
You backup to a disk array and offload the stuff you want to keep to tape for offline storage.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
I would guess it's a too risky investment for them.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Happened to me after the Firefox upgrade.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Nice Work!
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Not always, the cancer drug lenalidomid (Revlimid) is around 20 000$ for 21 pills in the US, the indian generica is around 200$.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
It looks like conventional treatment is between 400$ and 1500$ per month.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Perhabs you could Take an one hours lunch break and use 30 minutes for your side project. This could help you to be more motivated in the evening.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Another option might be to just move the company, so you only pay the higher income tax in the money you draw from the company. But i know it's easy to talk about ethics if it's not your own money.
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by chefkoch 6y ago
He already got the services all his life. Or do you think he could have started his company without education, infrastructure and security?
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by chefkoch 6y ago
Preschool and daycare teachers have the highest rates of covid infections in Germany, even higher than medical personel. https://www.rnd.de/wirtschaft/corona-studie-der-aok-erzieher...

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