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by ju-st 11y ago
For nuclear: > A new 3,260 MW Hinkley Point C nuclear power station was given planning consent on 19 March 2013.[10] A guaranteed "strike price" of £92.50 per megawatt-hour (to be indexed for inflation over 45 years) was announ
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by ju-st 11y ago
Could you please explain why this is so important for you? I googled a little bit and the only use cases I found were (1) blocking communication between web & db servers and (2) to whitelist SSH only for your corporate network. Thanks!
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by ju-st 11y ago
Assuming that you were an evil mastermind, how could you hide the fact better that human rights are violated, but still be able to argue the converse?
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by ju-st 11y ago
Yep. If you want to outcompete Ticketmaster you have to increase your revenue by jacking up the ticket prices even more (so your real customers get more money).
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by ju-st 11y ago
The companies that need integrations and consulting are more likely to buy Cisco. This open source OS will be in the "experimental" status for quite some time.
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by ju-st 11y ago
It's just like the usual IOS or JunOS. It's just open source, thats the only new thing I suppose. This has nothing to do with SDN.
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by ju-st 11y ago
It sounds too good to me. How will they make money in the Ethernet switching sector?
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by ju-st 11y ago
You're right. In my experience the gas guzzlers always heat up faster.
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by ju-st 11y ago
LPG or CNG probably?
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by ju-st 11y ago
- When there is a bunch of people on the internet discussing it. - When you can buy the components on Alibaba for a fraction of the publicy known price Example: electric powertrain for cars. You could convert your car in a pure electric one
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by ju-st 11y ago
The meaning of "SUV" has changed in the las years.
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by ju-st 11y ago
Yes. Compare with the rebellion of the 13 Colonies.. or was it a revolution?
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by ju-st 11y ago
Intel's L3 cache is for CPU only, Apple's is propably shared with the GPU. Also some Intel CPU's have 128MB of "L4" cache to primarily speed up the GPU.
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by ju-st 11y ago
My first thought: importing these roadmaps into Cities:Skylines
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by ju-st 11y ago
It's just their branding, I think: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maker_Faire .
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by ju-st 11y ago
online.net is the biggest competitor of OVH!
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by ju-st 11y ago
The problem with this is that you will get X million "new" IP addresses. But in Y years you will have the same problems as we have now again, because the X million IPs are again consumed. So it is much better to focus on the imple
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by ju-st 11y ago
One implication is that you may not get a real IPv4 address anymore. So your cable/DSL connection will be behind a Carrier grade NAT ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier-grade_NAT ) which breaks applications an
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by ju-st 11y ago
It's called "AdBlue": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_exhaust_fluid
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by ju-st 11y ago
Yes, but the bandwidth is not really needed. PCI-E data compression is a thing. You only lose like 10% performance when comparing ExpressCard (4Gbit) to native PCI-E Sources: http://forum.techinferno.com/diy-e-gpu-projects&#
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by ju-st 11y ago
There are no mass market eGPU solutions yet but a handful of DIY solutions (based on ExpresssCard or Thunderbolt 1/2 interface) are available. The eGPU experts are actually convinced that Intel was blocking the release of several mass
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by ju-st 11y ago
No! The reasons are absolutely valid. It's just interesting to see that the lean and cool startup is very similar to an established enterprise in that regard. The trust is in quotes because I'm not sure what to think about it. Eve
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by ju-st 11y ago
Yeah, it is very interesting how everyone here loves AWS. And the reasons for it seem to be (1) the "trust" in AWS, (2) the existing knowledge about AWS's API etc. and (3) that it's just not worth the time to evaluate an
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by ju-st 11y ago
I think the engineering and construction is not a solved problem (+nuclear waste). All new plants have construction delays and cost overruns. Of course, one could argue that overly strict regulations (which may only exist because of public
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by ju-st 11y ago
This diagramm shows that renewables are replacing nuclear power in Germany, not coal. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stromerzeugung#/media/File:Ene...
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by ju-st 11y ago
I'm one of the guys who can pattern match. But for me this works only for novels and other "light" literature where remembering details of the story is not very important. If I really want to learn/understand something i
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by ju-st 11y ago
You just have to make sure that the fines are not tax deductible... http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/04/business/when-a-company-is...
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by ju-st 11y ago
Sorry, I'm not a native speaker. I thought the word "petrol" includes diesel, too!
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by ju-st 11y ago
The technical debt of petrol engines is becoming apparent.
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by ju-st 11y ago
Glacier isn't even using hard drives, so their per TB costs should be way lower (raw storage and infrastructure).

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