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Nuclear energy is reliable and there when you need it July 27 2021 vs 2022(twitter.com)
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by freemint 4y ago
As long as they didn't interfere with the plants that were planted, like throttling the connection, they offered exactly what they promised. Hetzner never offered unchanging contracts. Hetzner made a material claim. They fulfilled that
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by freemint 4y ago
Did or did Hertzner not offer this person an unthrottled 1 GBit/s every month they were an user.
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by freemint 4y ago
How did Hetzner lie? They offered unlimited 1Gbit interconnect to this user every month they are subscribed. They did not offer "unlimited contract not subject to change you are entitled to the same conditions forever".
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by freemint 4y ago
How does Hetzner lie here? They provided unlimited 1-ish GBit/s sustained for every month they were in contract. It is their right to choose to not do business with that user as laid out in the short ToS.
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by freemint 4y ago
You won't put this equipment on air craft carriers. If at all nuclear support ships might be able to run this however the econics seems reall dubious at this point.
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by freemint 4y ago
> Personally I think its very likely MS will eventually push to strongarm OEMs into locking secure boot to be enabled. Not as long as the EU remains functioning.
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by freemint 4y ago
You can post hoc modify circuits so they look like doing logic A but they actually do logic B by adding new p or n junctions.
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by freemint 4y ago
Mein Kampf was not banned in Germany either. It is just that after Hitler's death, having no heirs, the state of Bavaria got the printing rights and decided not to allow printing of them (there was a heavily commented version made for
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by freemint 4y ago
> Remote attestation is the true enemy of your freedom. Technology is a tool. What is true however is that under the current way how the economy is structured remote attestation weakens freedoms of individuals mostly. If Facebook was und
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Ask HN: Fiction that focuses on the team dynamics of programming
1 points by freemint 4y ago|2 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
0BSD is the license for that if you do not even care that attribution is provided. 0BSD code even ships with Android, so it is safish to assume other large companies would approve it too.
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by freemint 4y ago
> quit ... being lazy Can be quiet toxic advice for people with ADHD.
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by freemint 4y ago
So we need any american to relicense any CC0 work as 0BSD and then it should be all good.
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by freemint 4y ago
Melting and mining nearby resources. Renting out remote controlled streaming geofenced battery charging model cars. Autonomous radio telescope.
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A sufficiently fast and heavy collision with a star might also do the trick but that is a thing we haven't observed.
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The clause about letting the user write their own firmware is a huge issue for 99% of products. Use some vendor blob -> problem. Have some NDA for registers used in some hardware -> problem. Hardware does not have user firmware flashi
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by freemint 4y ago
Both the UK and especially the US are going through a rough spot. I would look into Ireland (not so warm climate) or English speaking Asia (maybe insane property prices in tier 1 cities).
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by freemint 4y ago
Truely a shame. I hope VW will not fall into it's old ways. It is also a really tone deaf signal, right after Blume was involved with a political scandal where he claimed to have had a major role in getting e-fuels on the political age
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by freemint 4y ago
Was that any different in Rome though? I would be careful with evolutionary psychology type explanations.
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... and able to function acceptably in society.
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by freemint 4y ago
There is a thriving scene of content creators on reddit which create hypnosis content without any oversight. They produce "canned" recordings or scripts to be recorded and share them freely or patreon supported. I wouldn't ex
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by freemint 4y ago
Alcohol is not really carbon neutral. Plants don't produce alcohol. They produce sugar. The farming and transport also produces emissions and you lose a ton of energy on the way. C6H12O6 (Sugar) -(Enzymes)-> 2C2H5OH (Alcohol) + 2CO2
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by freemint 4y ago
Look into the XBUS by Electric Brands. It is a light vehicle (because they are a less stringently regulated market in Europe).
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It might be green jut it is super expensive and not very green for the decade it takes to build a plant.
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There is some loss in batteries but like we can measure things and hydrogen comes out way short in terms for miles driven per kWh of electricity in the grid.
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You do not conduct your electricity over the rails you drive on. Even with trains it's overhead wires. The same principle has been demonstrated to work on (small parts of) the Autobahn. All it requires is a dedicated lane where trucks
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by freemint 4y ago
The west completely ignored graphite + iron phosphate as electrode combination for cars while China researched it for decades. Packing innovation from China made that combination feasible to use in electric cars. Those packaging innovations
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by freemint 4y ago
I am aware that hypnosis can be used to induce temporary paralysis in targeted body regions. Have you experimented with that and does it offer a temporary reprieve from at least one of your sources of disphoria?
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Then one could surely find multiple occurrences of externally archived but deleted forum post showing just that. You are implicitly asking for proof of absence of such censorship. This is an unreasonable standard. Preventing motivated peopl

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