eukgoekoko

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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
> wide dispersal of compatible fonts Would you please share a link where I can download Mongolian Helvetica?
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
E2E encryption can be really resource consuming, especially with the amount of traffic used for video chat. You might not want this just because of a worse user experience.
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
> I'd say it's a better deal for the planet than Russia subsidizing gas usage in e.g. Belarus Finland itself is heavily dependent on energy imports from Russia. So Finnish heating is not exactly carbon neutral.
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
If you're using Mac you could find this feature in https://macos.telegram.org/ (v 5.9.1) This is really confusing they have two official desktop clients for MacOs.
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
From the link that you have provided: > The US Energy Information Administration has recommended that levelized costs of non-dispatchable sources such as wind or solar may be better compared to the avoided energy cost rather than to the
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
> Nuclear is currently one of the most expensive forms of energy. You'd better get yourself familiar with facts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_returned_on_energy_inve...
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
Is this the key? https://github.com/moscow-technologies/blockchain-voting/blo...
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
> I said that energy hungry enterprises are exempt from it. That's not what I was arguing with. Your statement about "they now pay one of the lowest electricity prices in the world" is just terribly untrue.
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by eukgoekoko 7y ago
> yet energy hungry industries are exempt from it. And they feel the effect: because of the growing effect of the renewable energies, they now pay one of the lowest electricity prices in the world. Not sure about the whole world, but Ger
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by eukgoekoko 8y ago
The stats you have provided are the numbers for the whole electricity generation, while I was talking of the heavy industry alone. I am not an expert, but AFAIK for steelmakers in particular it is crucial to have a reliable constant power s
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by eukgoekoko 8y ago
I wouldn't call Germany's Energiewende a success story since Germany has the highest electricity prices in EU: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... You may call it "the lo
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by eukgoekoko 9y ago
Nice try, lieutenant Petrov https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&js=y&prev...
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by eukgoekoko 9y ago
I bet the Chinese as the inventors of paper would be happy to get some royalties from the Western world.
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by eukgoekoko 9y ago
Neither the article, nor your comment provide any substantial arguments, why the language itself should be perceived as a "jewel". All you have is just some references to inspiring success stories and an appeal to authority. What
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by eukgoekoko 9y ago
True. Lisp has never had strong lobby among corporations (like Pascal had) and is still striving to survive. Some 30-40 years after it has been created people start to dig in the whole paradigm: "program as mathematical expression&quot
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by eukgoekoko 9y ago
The article praises some features adherent to the runtime/standard library: file system, Hypertext-Based User Interface, but what does it have to do with the language itself? What about clunky COBOLique keyword set: PROCEDURE, BEGIN&#x
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by eukgoekoko 10y ago
> What do we tell the taxi and truck drivers when Uber shows up with self-drivers, etc.? Just share this link with all these people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite It's all the same old story: opposing t
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by eukgoekoko 11y ago
> http://modula-2.info > Warning: include_once(/home/m2info/public_html/m2info/cookbook/rowspan55.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/m2info/public_h