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by plextoria 4y ago
Hydrogen can be created using electricity and water. Who will create a new battery once yours dies out?
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by plextoria 4y ago
It would have made tens of thousands of coal industry workers jobless and CDU/SPD needed those votes. Yikes After the closure of the nuclear plants, the share of electricity generated from coal INCREASED
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by plextoria 4y ago
At least the LNG terminal construction is sped up and “0 LNG” will hopefully not hold true for long.
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by plextoria 4y ago
It’s true that Germany might have enough electricity, but we are sharing with EU. And it so happens that in the biggest neighbor, France, half of the nuclear reactors are stopped for maintenance and the French might need to import considera
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by plextoria 4y ago
This is the best explanation I’ve heard so far about Germany’s position on nuclear. It is based much more on emotions than on rational arguments.
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by plextoria 5y ago
Please take this down, this could be a trick to confuse the aggressor
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by plextoria 5y ago
pkgsrc support is worked on by a dev: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/9268 I also gave a go at cross-compiling pkgsrc for SerenityOS. Will resume if I find some free time in the future.
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by plextoria 5y ago
pkg_rolling-replace -u
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by plextoria 6y ago
Why would they? This is free advertisement for Disney.
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by plextoria 6y ago
Unless there's a way to achieve the same thing without global variables. In any case, the decision to use them can be documented in a comment or a commit message. ^: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api
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by plextoria 6y ago
`squash` is a tool and it's neither good nor bad; it needs to be applied where it makes sense. The title is indeed click-baity. It would have been more interesting to read that the bug/mistake was caused as a result of squashing
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by plextoria 6y ago
I would like to pay for web search, but per usage. I hate subscriptions because they are a pain to keep track of and I end up paying for stuff I don’t use, like Netflix.
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by plextoria 6y ago
Exact location of the factory, for the curious: https://www.google.com/maps/place/R%C4%83cule%C5%9Fti,+Moldo... There used to be ruins of an unfinished facility in that place, walked past it many times as a kid. N
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by plextoria 6y ago
I was born in the village next to the bootleg factory. Heard about the factory a couple years ago when they were looking to hire mechanics. I couldn't believe they decided to open it illegally and found the whole story hilarious. The
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by plextoria 7y ago
> if our direct neighbor country France has one of their so-low-carbon nuclear plants blow up, we are just as inhabitable, for eternity Do you have a verifiable source for this? The impact sounds greatly exaggerated to me.
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by plextoria 7y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes, Preferrable Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, Kong, PHP Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1itmxpXz_uTJauTSk2_-Lsm9
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by plextoria 8y ago
We never got rid of them in Moldova! Trolley lines must still be running in most post soviet countries.
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by plextoria 9y ago
> Flixbus bought MeinFernBus a couple of years ago It's a common misconception. More precisely, FlixBus merged with MeinFernBus. At the time MFB had the bigger share of the market. FlixBus was chosen as a name mainly because it soun
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by plextoria 11y ago
The stamps in questions are corporate stamps, not government's: http://ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/2390/production... You can have those made anywhere.
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by plextoria 11y ago
Moldova did not have a professional army at the time because it was in the process of leaving the Soviet Union. The only reason Transnistria exists is for Russia to exert influence on the politics of Moldova. Read the "Primakov memoran
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by plextoria 11y ago
You're wrong, the Russians intervened when the rebel forces where losing ground against constitutional forces of R. of Moldova. And while doing so they invented stories of a "genocide". Basically, if you follow the Donbass ev
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by plextoria 11y ago
And they are also quite pricey for locals too, given our fragile economy. We're not some inhabited island in the ocean.
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by plextoria 12y ago
Then what would be the right way forward? We've known capitalism is broken since at least the times of Karl Marx.
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by plextoria 12y ago
Same here... Very cool projects!
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by plextoria 12y ago
Does Telegram have an app for J2ME?
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by plextoria 13y ago
No, it does not compile to C++, but to bytecode. HHVM's predecessor converted PHP to C++, though.
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by plextoria 13y ago
I want to get involved and experiment with NetBSD, but I don't feel comfortable in C, nor C++ for that matter.
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by plextoria 13y ago
You'll be able to stream your games from your Windows PC to your living room SteamBox
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by plextoria 13y ago
I can't use Paypal in my country
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by plextoria 13y ago
First time I've seen my country's TLD on HackerNews :)

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