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by rs999gti 5y ago
DE doesn't want anything nuclear - they just vetoed to keep their existing nuclear plants online, even with their huge dependence on Russian gas - https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/german-ministries-say-c..
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> It was simply the cheapest, most reliable source of energy. What about the nuclear reactors that DE chose to shut down for Russian natural gas?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> I wouldn’t really want my project to be controlled or influenced by Google, Facebook or Microsoft Yet there are tons of developers using Angular, React, and Typescript
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Normal people don't care about FOSS or even know what it is. They would probably use that 100 on food or fuel.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Maybe you are still on winter blend? https://www.bellperformance.com/blog/bid/49483/fuel-mileage-... .
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> it's putting the entire internet at risk Mike Monteiro: F*ck You, Pay Me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U
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by rs999gti 5y ago
So should rich people be able to marry two spouses, with at least one being at a lower income level than themselves?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Also, why focus on trees? Grasses, mosses, and algae also photosynthesize and grow faster than trees.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> #3 Get cut, made into timber, then used by human, e.g. furniture or construction Option 3 is the best, especially for non-steel building construction, because it is real carbon capture into the frame of a habitable structure, of course
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> 5) We have not tasted it yet, but we will very soon! You need double blind taste tests. It doesn't matter if cultured meat is good for the planet, if Joe Sixpack won't eat cultured meat because it tastes bad or has weird non-
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Are you claiming companies cannot use open source software unless they contribute? No they can use, but the moment they want a change or patch, please pay up.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
The site will not load, you guys hugged it to death. Do any of you have an archive link?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Free for individuals, but not free for companies should be the motto of Open Source. I've been on tons of sales calls and architecture calls with companies and they always exclaim "Open Source" like it is a feature or selling
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Why is this forum so toxic? I guess it fell into the StackExchange issue, where beginners or newcomers were not using the search and just asking the same question over and over. Mods got tired of closing threads, so the users basically
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Canada https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/edd-ean-eng.html
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Why does this process exist anymore? Book binding might as well go the way of vinyl records. The digital product is just as good if not better. The future of printed books may be just curios that very few people collect, to have a physical
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Don't forget both lawyers and doctors also pay huge liability insurance premiums to practice. And the licensure bars and boards also ensure some level of customer safety by having an independent agency to turn to in malpractice cases.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Aren't mangos like avocados, where the tasty fruit is grown from cloned grafts and not from seed?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> new leaves deploying. Atmospheric carbon capture visualized
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Promised Like a written contract or this University just assumed there was unlimited Google storage?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just allow more immigration? Both in the EU and US, various immigrants (both legal and illegal), have been coming into the continents since the 1960s. But even with all the immigration, currently th
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by rs999gti 5y ago
With current birth rates in westernized countries, I'm surprised any of these social services will still be around in two decades. People are living longer, immigration can't solve the problem, people are relatively healthy and we
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> All the long-timers I met were skilled fiefdom builders with a strong bias toward opposing every change and maintaining the technical status quo because a lot of their value was in their vast knowledge of the way things already are. So
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> Criticism aside, how does one provide freedom to learn and explore while curtailing the free rider problem? Make FOSS free for individuals. Developers can download, read, integrate, etc. the code or package for free at home on their pe
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Why not reverse bounty or charge these entitled users for fixes and change requests? If they want the patch or improvement, they should pay for it. Log4J CVE might have been the perfect use case for asking for 50K-1M EURO for the maintainer
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Why not change from FOSS to FOSSFI. Where -FI is "for individuals". Then all businesses must pay to use FOSS. Is there any benefit in making FOSS free for all users including corporate users?
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Are you in a western, middle eastern, or asian city? Most high end jewelers carry Rolexes as authorized retailers.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
Yes, but both relate to body autonomy https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/how-republican-men-are-weaponi...
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by rs999gti 5y ago
For a solution, how hard would it be to get a national Forest Service to just plant more trees in the areas where these power plants are? Carbon capture could come from tree sapling growth into adults.
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by rs999gti 5y ago
> appeal of Florida No state income tax, warm weather, as much pro sports as CA or TX, and beaches on three sides

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