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by legulere 5y ago
Because process isolation under unix is pretty lax. Processes have by default have all the rights of the user. And you might end up with a system different from the initial state
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by legulere 5y ago
That’s what you have a grid for. It’s not cloudy and windstill at the same time all over Europe. Also you can have similar problems with nuclear too. In the last 4 months Germany has been exporting a lot of electricity to France because se
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by legulere 5y ago
> Green is good, but it’s also more focused on the environment than on geopolitics. Shows how little the author understands about German politics. Greens are also ideologically against delivering weapons into crisis areas, however they w
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by legulere 5y ago
He tried to silence a teenager that was writing about him on twitter.
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by legulere 5y ago
Algorithms calculating the probability of some event of a person will always be discriminatory, because the probability depends on which groups you belong to. The problem is that algorithms are an easy way to hide behind. Think of an algori
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by legulere 5y ago
> but the trend in unions toward damaging their employers more than protecting the workers It's an American thing because of lax labour laws missing protections from being fired and missing social security. The company wants to clos
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by legulere 5y ago
> “Take out anything with a screen in your living room”, the critique goes, “there’s no way to tell if your house was built in the 2010s or the 1970s.” 1970s houses have massive radiators in Germany, 2010s houses floor heating.
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by legulere 5y ago
With concentrated solar you can store the heat and generate power in the night.
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by legulere 5y ago
Death rate is still pretty high in a lot of western countries though: https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths
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by legulere 5y ago
So far I heard the other way around: A natural infection also always means an attack on the immune system by the virus. Also if you have a very light infection your body often doesn't create as many anti-bodies as with a vaccine.
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by legulere 5y ago
Wikipedia lists FC-70, FC-72 and FC-75 as compounds of Flourinert. With my limited school understanding of chemistry those all look like they have perfluoroalkyl-parts and therefore fall under the PFAS definition.
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by legulere 5y ago
It would be nice to have a cable alternative to IEEE 802.15.4/6LoWPAN. IP seems to be the future for home automation. The problem with wireless is that you end up with devices you have to change batteries and reliability issues in high
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by legulere 5y ago
Aren't the difficulties dealing with molten salt like corrosion leading to huge costs? If you are already dealing with molten salt, then why not use concentrated solar power?
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by legulere 5y ago
According to Eurostat Sweden has one of the highest disposal rates of waste in Europe https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... Can someone explain why how that fits together? Edit: seems to
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by legulere 5y ago
> uses server-side decorations and tries to be as unopinionated as possible You are contradicting yourself. Some people think decorations should be server-side others think client-side. So it seems what is better is an opinion.
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by legulere 5y ago
No it’s just classic abuse of power what’s described. Information asymmetry is one of the classic reasons for market failure.
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by legulere 5y ago
The bit rot could have still happened during writing though, if the bitrot is found in the first scan.
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by legulere 5y ago
It also astonishes me that people put all blame of the pandemic's effects on the counter-measures and none on the pandemic itself. Having seen the situation in Wuhan or Bergamo, fearing about loved ones also puts a lot of stress on kid
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by legulere 5y ago
You mean real conspiracies. They usually get to the public as it’s impossible to keep everyone’s mouth shut. People usually don’t do much though when things come out. But you’re right that the rich are often above the law.
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by legulere 5y ago
It’s a bit like reverse Jantelagen. You're not to think Sweden isn’t better than the rest.
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by legulere 5y ago
There’s also a very big supplements industry that’s very dependent on not needing to do any safety studies and only very low quality efficacy studies.
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by legulere 5y ago
What is so advanced about it? We’ve had pressurized water reactors since the 50s
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by legulere 5y ago
I have induction with the control nobs to the front in the oven. That does exist, I guess you have to buy it together with the oven. Induction is greatly superior to electric heating plates, ceramic or even metal, as it is much faster and m
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by legulere 5y ago
Siemens dropped out of the project and constructing nuclear power plants because of how much of a failure this reactor was.
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by legulere 5y ago
If you have 7 of these and you find a flaw in its design you have to take down the power for the entire country. Something similar happened in France recently: https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy-environment/ne
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by legulere 5y ago
Government being about enforcement of property rights is a libertarian property-extremist pipe-dream. Governments used to be the only way for large groups of people to work toward a common goal, before private companies were allowed to form
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by legulere 5y ago
It's much more likely that money started out from debt/obligation systems. Coins for immediate payment stayed pretty uncommon except between parties that didn't trust each other for a pretty long time. With fiat money the gov
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by legulere 5y ago
Government is what creates the economy. You earn money so you can spend it again, but you could achieve this also without money. What you cannot do without money is paying your taxes, which you are forced to with ultimately the threat of vi
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by legulere 5y ago
Governments already have all that power with existing non-cash money. You can't really use cash for buying things online, but still drugs get sold online
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by legulere 5y ago
The same as in Microsoft SQL Server? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/in...

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