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by ndr42 5mo ago
A great acronym as it translates to roof (Dach in german).
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by ndr42 5mo ago
> [it] become[s] cheaper than gas heating within 11 to 14 years This a no-brainer for buildings with high energy use. But we looked into getting a heat pump last year but it doesn't pan out because our house (15 years old) has a ver
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Who do Americans spend time with over their lives?(ourworldindata.org)
5 points by ndr42 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ndr42 5mo ago
I don't get the why. If you are a government against renewable energy (for whatever reason) you should have enough ways to stop or slow down the process in general. Why are these specific projects so important that you are risking to g
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Trump administration cites national security in stalling 165 wind farms(arstechnica.com)
15 points by ndr42 5mo ago|8 comments
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by ndr42 5mo ago
Does that mean if I subscribed for 22.99€ it would stay that way year after year? What could be the reason that Apple designed it this way? The only reason I can think of is customer protection (say 1€ a month changes to 100€ a month and yo
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by ndr42 5mo ago
Good to know: My screenshot was from the web version of the app store page (see link in my first post), the iOS-version shows month or year as you said. The premium yearly subscription has 3 price points shown (22.99, 34.99 and 44.99€) - I
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by ndr42 5mo ago
I don't know if anybody else is so petty like me regarding installing new apps but while I can't say anything about the app itself, I just wanted to know how much it would cost, if it is an subscription and so on. But it was not p
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by ndr42 5mo ago
I think there is more to it than just economics of the US. If your work is not valued, if its more difficult to get grants etc.
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by ndr42 5mo ago
It's not the only reason cited, the first one: Meng took the job because she thinks the U.S. has turned away from a commitment to decarbonize its economy. Also: The Trump administration’s immigration policies
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by ndr42 6mo ago
Alone the costs for transport are exorbitant. Here [1] is an example for planned transports of 152 CASTOR casks containing around 300,000 fuel element pebbles from Jülich to Ahaus: The lowest estimate (excluding security) is 150 Million Eur
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by ndr42 6mo ago
"Dozens of above ground areas need to be secured for thousand of years." - why? Well, you were replying to a reply of me to panick21 where he said: Nuclear 'waste' doesn't need a repository, its perfectly fine
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by ndr42 6mo ago
Dozens of above ground areas need to be secured for thousand of years. Great if there would be no way for terrorists to get into just one of these facilities in this timeframe and get their hands on radioactive material to build a dirty bom
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by ndr42 6mo ago
Maybe we have a slightly different understanding what it means if the gp says "it could absolutly be turned back on". I certainly wouldn't have expected that someone would propose to shop around for refurbished parts (includi
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If Apple makes an iPad Neo, it's all over(techadvisor.com)
38 points by ndr42 6mo ago|62 comments
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by ndr42 6mo ago
Again: How can it be turned on, when it is actively decommissioned ("Rückbau") since 2024? What are the costs (without omitting storing radiactive waste securely[1] above ground for some thousand years ? Are they less than batteri
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by ndr42 6mo ago
Why do you think it would be better or even possible to turn on an old nuclear power plant that is 4 years out of service and decommissioned (10 years left until the decommission is finished)? Even if it is possible I have no confidence tha
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by ndr42 6mo ago
I wanted to read the article, but the blocking "Privacy Notice" says: "We and our 1262 technology partners ask you to consent to the use of cookies" How is this (1262 partners) even possible. In the end the website did n
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OpenAI Codex system prompt includes directive: "never talk about goblins"(arstechnica.com)
18 points by ndr42 6mo ago|0 comments
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Study: Infrasound likely a key factor in alleged hauntings(arstechnica.com)
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Atlantic '41(stephanrewind.itch.io)
3 points by ndr42 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ndr42 6mo ago
"Atlantic '41 is an upcoming World War 2 U-boat simulation for the Playdate console." Amazing graphics and one of the best dev logs I have ever read.
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Sabastian Sawe becomes the first man ever to break 2 hours in a marathon(twitter.com)
2 points by ndr42 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ndr42 6mo ago
In this discussion the upgradability comes up often. Not to deny this aspect but in (my) reality it just doesn't matter. I buy myself a Apple device every 1-2 years (alternating desktop, laptop, tablet) so that every device is in use b
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Streamable Volumetric Video Is Here on Apple Vision Pro (and It's Wild)[video](youtube.com)
2 points by ndr42 6mo ago|0 comments
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Mozilla: Anthropic's Mythos found 271 security vulnerabilities in Firefox 150(arstechnica.com)
33 points by ndr42 6mo ago|8 comments
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Another Day Has Come(daringfireball.net)
255 points by ndr42 6mo ago|170 comments
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The Snacks and Cereals of 2025(cabel.com)
3 points by ndr42 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ndr42 6mo ago
The authors announcing post on mastodon: >do you ever look back at your life and think, “boy i wish i knew what strange and interesting new >snacks, drinks, and cereals came out last year?" i'm here for you, friend. here&#x2
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CATL's new LFP battery can charge from 10 to 98% in less than 7 minutes(arstechnica.com)
7 points by ndr42 6mo ago|0 comments

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