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by nicce 1y ago
Do they still use that old shady billing? You could get "credits" from coupon to upgrade your plan, and once it ends, it automatically subscribes and your account bill goes to negative. Unless you pay that, your account is locked.
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by nicce 1y ago
> Most of the early incidents in nuclear plants happened under the management of public or state controlled companies. Not a fair comparison since back then nobody else had the resources.
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by nicce 1y ago
> At peak hours electricity is $0.13/kwh but the delivery charge is $0.50/kwh. Unfortunately, transmission has a natural monopoly risk, unless the government owns without profit requirements. The price peak is when it is just c
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by nicce 1y ago
> It’s really not, nuclear inherently requires extreme costs to operate. Compare costs vs coal which isn’t cost competitive these days. Nuclear inherently need a lot more effort refining fuel as you can’t just dig a shovel full of ore an
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by nicce 1y ago
French have some LEU submarines. They seem to be pretty good on paper. Needs refueling every ten years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffren-class_submarine
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by nicce 1y ago
It isn't that rare in general - if the U.S. opens the secrets of nuclear submarines - we had had mini reactors for decades.
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by nicce 1y ago
Windows had Wayland support before most distros! Rather surprising.
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by nicce 1y ago
You can live with single carotid [1]. But maybe the change is too fast. It is exremely difficult to say without knowing more. 1: https://biologyinsights.com/can-you-live-with-one-carotid-ar...
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by nicce 1y ago
I like the idea. How to implement in transparently in away you aren't always the 1,000,001 one?
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by nicce 1y ago
I was trying to frame it differently - like - it must have hit some harder tissue before it can cause the shockwaves, right?
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by nicce 1y ago
I don't live in the U.S but I watched 9/11 live from the television, and I can still feel it and remember it. It was so big deal.
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by nicce 1y ago
At the moment he was shot, he was answering for questions about transgender shootings. If the timing was calculated, it could be a political message or very strong personal hatred in this context.
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by nicce 1y ago
He lost conscious immediately which is not explainable with blood loss alone that fast - which may indicate that there was a higher impact from the shot.
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by nicce 1y ago
More you share, less value they provide!
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by nicce 1y ago
Yeah, I have unsubscribed/stopped viewing many specific creators because of this. They start cycling content and using innovative ways to make videos artificially longer. Some videos of have "what this video is about" and &qu
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by nicce 1y ago
Said by every for-profit company ever.
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by nicce 1y ago
They could make it thicker and give longer battery?
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by nicce 1y ago
It is just about bringing the classic non-signature based antivirus software to the release cycle. Hard to say how useful it is, but usually it is endless cat-and-mouse play like with everything else.
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by nicce 1y ago
GIMP is one of the best examples that comes to my mind: https://www.techradar.com/news/this-fake-gimp-google-ad-just...
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by nicce 1y ago
I have said it years that adblocker is the best anti-virus these days.
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by nicce 1y ago
If they had their money from hardware only, would that be the perfect route?
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by nicce 1y ago
Just out of curiosity, is the cost of such domain worth it or whether they were just lucky.
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by nicce 1y ago
But how the settlement cost was then defined if nobody read those books and there was no financial lost...
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by nicce 1y ago
That is something which is extremely difficult to prove from either side. It is 500,000 books in total so did they really scan all those books instead of using the pirated versions? Even when they did not have much money in the early phases
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by nicce 1y ago
I guess they must delete all models since they acquired the source illegally and benefitted from it, right? Otherwise it just encourages others to keep going and pay the fines later.
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by nicce 1y ago
Depends. ASN.1 is a beast and another industry standard, but unfortunately the best tooling is closed source.
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by nicce 1y ago
On the other hand, ASN.1 is very expressive and can cover pretty much anything, but Protobuff was created because people thought ASN.1 is too complex. I guess we can't have both.
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by nicce 1y ago
I don't think this will happen. It does not work with the capitalism if we have only few companies which have all this power. And many consumers don't have jobs left so the value of money increases faster than the "cost"
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by nicce 1y ago
It is very very risky. You are trusting the model to never recommend something that you definitely should not do, or that does not serve the interests of the service provider, when you are not capable of noticing it by yourself. A different
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by nicce 1y ago
Yeah, the issue is that there is no common benefit if the private company is the only one doing the replacement. Are we ready for AGI before we solve issues of capitalism? Otherwise, the society may get a harsh reset.

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