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by nmehner 5y ago
Only 15% of gas in Germany are used for electricity production. 85% is used for heating and in the industry and this is completely unrelated to the shutdown of nuclear plants. Germany needs to replace gas heatings with heat pumps and gas us
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by nmehner 5y ago
How does renewable energy double the gas price? That does not make any sense.
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by nmehner 5y ago
See https://www.bp.com/content/dam/bp/business-sites/en/global/c... France uses 40.7 billion cubic meters of gas (0.6 per capita), while Germany uses 86.5 (1.03 per capita). Given that France h
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by nmehner 5y ago
The Netherlands have/had fossil gas. But extracting it caused earthquakes: https://dutchreview.com/news/groningen-gas-tap-to-extract-ne... So they decided to stop. But replacing the infrastructure depending on gas
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by nmehner 5y ago
At the same time Europe is decarbonizing. From 2025 on most countries won't allow the installation of new gas heatings. H2 production will start in (somewhat) serious quantities in 2025. Electric cars will start to reduce oil consumpti
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by nmehner 5y ago
AFAIK there is only a press release: https://www.tuev-verband.de/pressemitteilungen/e-autos-haupt... and a powerpoint presentation https://www.tuev-verband.de/?tx_epxelo_file[id]=858582&cHash... .
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by nmehner 5y ago
Read up on Schrems II. This policy is actually based on a court's decision not on a decision of politicians. Politicians actually tried to save data transfer with the "Privacy Shield". "The CJEU ruled that the Privacy Sh
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by nmehner 5y ago
>Still, the firm found that U.S. emissions in 2021 remained 5% below 2019 levels. While I agree that fighting climate change should be a top priority and probably no country is currently doing enough to get to net-zero CO2 fast enough, I
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by nmehner 5y ago
"In addition to the fines, the restricted committee ordered the companies to provide Internet users located in France with a means of refusing cookies as simple as the existing means of accepting them, in order to guarantee their freed
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by nmehner 5y ago
For Germany that boat has sailed. I personally would have preferred to shut down coal before nuclear, but now nobody is going to touch nuclear with a ten foot pole. There is simply no discussion. For any party a demand to build new nuclear
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by nmehner 5y ago
It's almost as if Germany is not a hive mind, but has different actors with different interests ;) Coal: Bad, yes. This is being phased out: https://www.bmu.de/en/topics/climate-adaptation/climate-prot...
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by nmehner 5y ago
1.) Got myself two Kayacats ( https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1037377909/kayacat ) after renting Kayaks from time to time for a long time. Kayacats seem to be discontinued, but I love getting just on a train wi
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by nmehner 5y ago
> But even a lot of Germans don't know this, I'm afraid. Yes, because this is not the case. https://www.bussgeldkatalog.de/geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung-au...
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by nmehner 5y ago
> In Germany a speed limit doesn't mean it's always reasonable to drive at maximum speed. I didn't want to imply this. I was just talking about the task of finding the speed limit. Getting from there to a reasonable speed
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by nmehner 5y ago
Recognizing the signs is probably one of the simpler tasks, yes. But for example the StVO (traffic law: https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stvo_2013/BJNR036710013.h... ) in Germany says: "Das Ende einer streckenbe
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by nmehner 5y ago
I always wonder if this is a problem that has to be solved at all. Instead of cars recognizing the speed limits there should be government managed maps containing all the roads/lanes and speed limits. When creating a construction site
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by nmehner 5y ago
Location/Willing to relocate: Currently located in Lüneburg/Germany but planning to relocate to South Korea Role: Senior Developer/Architect Technologies: Java, JEE, Spring, CI/CD, Kubernetes, Microservices, ...
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by nmehner 5y ago
Isn't this the true for all metrics? They are useful for pointing out problematic areas, but as soon as you start optimizing only based on the metric things will get worse. Number of instructions is probably not a good metric. Without
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by nmehner 5y ago
The same guy also did the aerodynamics for the Milan velomobile ( https://www.velomobileworld.com/product/milan-sl/ ) with a CW value of 0.1. This one is actually quite practical and fun to cycle. Also it starts sa
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by nmehner 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lying_press "In several speeches by Joseph Goebbels from the first half of 1939, "Lugenpresse" is used to characterize the media abroad, especially the future war opponents
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by nmehner 5y ago
There was a project to try this: https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/german-utility-... Unfortunatly this project was cancelled since Germany taxes electricity from batteries two times: Once when charging
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by nmehner 5y ago
UK: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sellafield#Radiological_releas... Between 1950 and 2000, there were 21 serious incidents or accidents involving off-site radiological releases that warranted a rating on the Internatio
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by nmehner 5y ago
Two questions: * From a security point of view: With the sidecar approach a simple port misconfiguration can remove the authentication. Is this a good idea? * The egress container cannot propagate the original token used while calling the A
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by nmehner 5y ago
Almost all modern velomobiles are build by Velomobile World in Romania. There is a italian dealer for them: https://www.velomobileworld.com/dealers/ It is probably a good idea to do one or more test drives first, so yo
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by nmehner 8y ago
The use of coal is very much a political issue. The social democrats see themselves as the workers party. And historically their strongest base was the coal/steel workers. they have some problems shutting down coal, because this would
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by nmehner 8y ago
I guess it is because german politicians have proven again and again that they cannot be trusted with this responsibility. e.g. "Asse" was a salt mine to test storing nuclear waste. It was supposed to last for 20.000 years, but on
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by nmehner 8y ago
How is it the fault of german energy policy if Denmark needs electricity? France is not free from problems either: https://www.reuters.com/article/europe-power-supply/germany-...
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by nmehner 11y ago
I don't think this is about the admin console. The author only used the admin tools to create a t3 server request. The only thing you really need is a server accepting the t3 protocol (=Weblogic RMI). Which is every node, not only the
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by nmehner 11y ago
Well, true for websphere, but for weblogic the affected port is the default listening port, not the admin port. So for a public facing weblogic installation you have a problem.