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by ovi256 3y ago
Yes, 13% of non-LNG gas imports of 2022 were through land pipelines like those.
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by ovi256 3y ago
And the gas supply bad new are not over. Ukraine's gas transit agreement with Russia, which allows RU to export nat gas through Ukraine to Poland, Germany and Austria, will expire in 2024 and Ukraine doesn't look in an easy mood t
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by ovi256 3y ago
You should google "Germany industrial site shutdown" and see the closing down announcements. "Chemicals producer BASF to axe jobs at energy intensive production sites in Germany" "Tyre maker Michelin announces closu
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by ovi256 3y ago
Energy intensive industries are leaving Germany, and energy bills are more expensive that they'd have to be.
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by ovi256 3y ago
With chemotherapy, unlike thalidomide which was used for morning sickness, you're trying to cure someone who is already in a default dead situation.A higher tolerance for risk in a default dead situation is natural.
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by ovi256 3y ago
In the whole EU, not just Germany. Planting, trading or importing milkweed is banned.
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by ovi256 3y ago
Policing by consensus. People respected the rules because they agreed with the rules and trusted the rulemakers. Now the trust in rulemakers is gone and some people disagree with some rules. I wonder what the impact of this policing by cons
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by ovi256 3y ago
This is tantalizing but it's paywalled so I can't see the most important number - how much of the expected climate change would be offset. Surely not all, we should be that lucky!
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by ovi256 3y ago
Some people are proud of where other people were born, regardless of where these other people work. Some people are proud of where other people work, regardless of where these other people were born. These are very different views of the wo
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by ovi256 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Chinese_Novels They're about court life and conflict, so of course they're full of court politics and intrigue
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by ovi256 3y ago
I knew of a fake Ikea mini-store in Kiev in 2014.
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by ovi256 3y ago
Being good at A is not an excuse for abusing users of B. Would you feel good about the fact that a city with an amazing road network abuses public transport users ?
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by ovi256 3y ago
> just some sort of attention seeker That's redundant, we already know she was a journalist.
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by ovi256 3y ago
> permanently ended A 7 year funding hiatus is pretty bad
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by ovi256 3y ago
Answer: smaller target to cover! Modern Linux has most code in device drivers to support so many different devices. Then, it supports many targets for other subsystems, like file systems. The original Unix provided one implementation for ea
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by ovi256 3y ago
There is a hole cover plate that has to be pushed by rounded plug pins to pivot and unlock the socket holes. You can try pushing with something like a screwdriver (to test for live) and it's hard to pivot the plate (feels like it needs
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by ovi256 3y ago
> my own government decided it was okay to spy on everyone that way Most have already decided it's okay, and they do it through their intelligence agencies. This is an expansion in scale through LE agencies.
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by ovi256 3y ago
This law specifies the legal mechanism for activating the backdoor. The backdoor will most likely be provided by tools like Pegasus.
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by ovi256 3y ago
The purpose of the affiliate program is to bring in new purchases from customers who wouldn't have otherwise purchased. Not to be a rebate for purchases one would have done anyway. This, btw, is the hardest problem in marketing.
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by ovi256 3y ago
> Broken gadgets usually make it clear how they’re supposed to work, just by the nature of their parts and assembly. You're assuming most people have strong reverse engineering skills, but really only a small fraction of the general
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by ovi256 3y ago
> You really don't think one of them could move to a post at Stanford or wherever and spill the tea? No one has an old copy of an incriminating memo they can forward to a friend in Taipei Not after the top PLA vaccine researcher, Zh
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by ovi256 3y ago
> the live stream just didn’t work Are you sure ? Others say 6.5 M listened to the livestream that was delayed 20 mins
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by ovi256 4y ago
> It should be forbidden to use face recognition in public Why ? Not that I'm for more government surveillance, I'm just curious what's the argument about face recognition ? Is there something about it worse or is it a gen
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by ovi256 4y ago
Are there reliable, easy to source, USB charging only cables that would be safe to use for charging on these dodgy ports ?
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by ovi256 4y ago
That species from other families do it does not make it less remarkable that these are the only ant species to do it.
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by ovi256 4y ago
> because women tends to negociate less And unfortunately, not only that, there are some findings that when they do attempt to negotiate, they are perceived badly quicker than men.
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by ovi256 4y ago
It takes longer than continuous biking in a city would make one think, for the same reason driving does: you have to stop at red lights, yield, wait in traffic.
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by ovi256 4y ago
When people are accused of living in a bubble, it's usually because they show a strong universalist desire to expand their lifestyles to others, without consideration for the others' preferences. The opposite of humanist liberalis
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by ovi256 4y ago
> bikes are a whole lot less practical I'm sure you meant as daily transportation. As a non-daily, I bike several times per week even if I drive daily. If I had my choice, I'd rather ride horses every day.
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by ovi256 4y ago
It does seem very familiar to me. Down to the counter example: https://www.django-unicorn.com/examples/click-counter

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