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by fogihujy 6y ago
Classic joke, and even for the non-initiated, the stuff Eve players do with Excel sheets is usually quite mind-blowing.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I didn't mean to critisize the Danish system, and I don't think the GP did either. It was simply an observation, and as said; if Denmark can manage to maintain their system during a time like this, then it's good news for the
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New Proposed Standard to ensure secure time on the Internet(netnod.se)
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Not at all; I've spoken with several people like that as well, and while the grandparent and I are onlytwo anecdotal data points I have no doubt they're out there.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I interpreted it as getting rid off unneccesary air travel. There are multiple ways of achieving such a reduction, but not all would require a ban. A total ban of air travel is, of course, not possible.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Because Denmark has an extensive cradle-to-grave welfare state with an insane tax pressure and offering a (relatively) lavish lifestyle for most of its residents. One of the more commonly arguments against fighting climate change is that do
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Exactly, it might not happen naturally at the same scale anymore, but getting carbon back into the ground is definitely possible. The main issue is cost/effort.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
It's not that air travel will just disappear or anything. Some areas are simply too remote to depend on anything else. However, up until about 8 months ago, there were lots of 15-30 minute flights that could be replaced with videoconfe
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I never even expected Amadeus to have that many employees at one single site. Well, if the GDS providers start failing then there's going to be an interesting mess to get out of.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
There are some reasons for chosing OpenBSD, and it does make a quite capable desktop. It still lacks the "just works" approach of Linux distributions like Mint, and the performance of lean distros like Debian. That being said, Ope
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by fogihujy 6y ago
The power grid is a complex beast. In Europe, as an example, the power grid is the subject to the regulations, political ambitions, restrictions and technological legacy of around 30 countries, the European Union, Commonwealth of Independen
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Ah, that could be it then. I've never experienced W2K as anything but rock solid, but then I never had anything faster than a K6-2 back then. :D
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Did you run any specific hardware or something? W2k was rock solid for me from RC2 and onwards. The only thing that really didn't run stable was the drivers for Via's crappy chipset, and they released improved drivers fairly quick
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by fogihujy 6y ago
When my family started calling me paranoid, I started telling them to stop asking about such things if they didn't want to hear my opinion. It's simple - they either trust your opinion when they need assistance, or they shouldn&#x
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by fogihujy 6y ago
It's not the presence of grapes in North America that I'm thinking of, it's more that they're absent from the Nordics. Now, obviously there were Norse who'd encountered European Grapes on their travels/raids do
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Also, the Norse had a somewhat different idea of what wine is; if the Norse did indeed talk about berries they could make wine from, then they probably meant currant or something similar.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
That's pretty common within the WordPress community, yeah, and it doesn't have to be ugly if the coders knew what they were doing. A lot of it is a mess, though.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I've had some magpie issues for years, and after trying various things I ended up shooting a couple because they were getting aggressive. It worked and the rest buggered off. During the entire time a local couple of ravens watched the
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by fogihujy 6y ago
> Eat local is class signaling, not environmentalism. It's true, but it shouldn't be applied litterally either. It's perfectly reasonable to consume locally produced and cheaply available food and it's quite logical t
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by fogihujy 6y ago
The guys in Närpes has an impressive thing going, but they're simply an excellent example on how you can produce things locally if you have a lot of space and cheap electricity available. That doesn't automatically mean it's
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Well, if we could restrict new Skyrim-editions to the Xbox platform then I'm all for it!
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by fogihujy 6y ago
Definitely. Selling dreams about a better life and tickets to some colony has proved to be a reliable way of handling it. Time will tell.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I do. I have no illusion about it ever happening though.
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by fogihujy 6y ago
> The more we automate the creation of food, water, clothing, and shelter, the fewer people we need to keep the rest of us from starving or freezing to death. What do the rest of us do for a living? Why do we keep going? Why would the fe
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by fogihujy 6y ago
I'm neither rich, nor do I work as a programmer or software engineer, but I have found woodworking to be extremely rewarding. Wood is an amazing material, and there's thousands of years of woodworking experience available in books