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by tehabe 7y ago
I'm always annoyed by Outlook's HTML, I remember when it set Calibri as font and the fall back was "sans-serif" which would not really work. It really made me wish that HTML in emails would vanish, just vanish and never
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by tehabe 7y ago
If that would be the headline, there would be no reason at all to click on the story.
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by tehabe 7y ago
It seems to me, that most flat earthers already believed in some conspiracy theories so, they just add another one. What puzzles me the most about flat earther is, how much the shape of the earth is part of their identity. I mean for my dai
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Weatherwatch: Heatwaves test limits of nuclear power(theguardian.com)
5 points by tehabe 7y ago|0 comments
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by tehabe 7y ago
Partially this is certainly true and it is easy, since everybody assumes that the costs will increase, nobody is surprised that the reactor which should have costed 3 billion euros will cost over 10 billion euros in the end. For a technolog
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by tehabe 7y ago
And I simply disagreed with this assumption.
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by tehabe 7y ago
Safer designs are the result of safety regulations, if you lift those regulations you will get less safe reactors. They might be cheaper but also less safe.
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by tehabe 7y ago
I wonder what the trade-offs of this technology are. Usually with nuclear power you can make it better in one area and it gets worse in another area. That is why nuclear power couldn't really keep the promisses it gave us in the 1950s.
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by tehabe 8y ago
BYD busses don't look anything special, yes they are electric but you can get those from a lot of manufacturers. Also they are only partially low floor. More interesting is the Aptis by Alstom, still more or less a prototype but its de
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by tehabe 8y ago
easier to understand than revenue?
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by tehabe 8y ago
But for investing the market cap is irrelevant, the stock price development is relevant, dividends are relevant, interests are relevant. There are a lot more indicators which are more relevant if you want to invest in a company or not than
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by tehabe 8y ago
An honest question, why do people really care about the market capitalisation of a company?
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by tehabe 8y ago
Maybe you should take a look at Servo from Mozilla: https://servo.org/ A few things from Servo were integrated in Firefox 57. But the project is far from complete I think.
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by tehabe 8y ago
They wanted the parents to be liable for the damage, claiming they have breached their obligatory supervision to the child. The judge said that the parents are not obligated to surveillance their child 24/7 in the flat as it would hind
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by tehabe 8y ago
Of course it is colourful, but the reporter was a parent too and neighbours wondered why they let their children play unsupervised outside. In Germany a court just ruled that a three year old can go alone to the bath room and their parents
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by tehabe 8y ago
Recently I watched a report by the US correspondent of the German public television. She spoke with parents who got into trouble because they let their children play near the house. A mom who put surveillance software on their children&#x27
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by tehabe 8y ago
You'll find a lot of those on YouTube.
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by tehabe 8y ago
Winds is one of those Electron-based applications, and the idea of having for each application an entire web browser installed and running sounds more then weird to me. I'd prefer a progressive web application or native local applicati
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by tehabe 8y ago
I'm looking for a new RSS service, the problem is, that the one I liked best raised its price over the limit I'm comfortable with at this moment. So I'm out of luck. I have given up search for a good RSS application.
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by tehabe 8y ago
This would be neat if it were a local application.
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by tehabe 8y ago
What I would love to see in OpenStreetMaps are translated or transcripted place names. And since place names are extremely political, this should also be mentioned that a place has several names in different languages and cultures.
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by tehabe 8y ago
What I really like about Bitwarden is, that you can define several URLs for one entry, I have some services which can be accessed from several addresses (same account) though. It is also possible to define how a URL is matched which is a ni
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by tehabe 8y ago
"Still, all investors should probably sell their coins within the first six months, the study found." This is a baffling statement, mostly because if you sell your "coins" to someone and they keep them too long, they wil
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by tehabe 8y ago
Apple also removed Samba from macOS for the same reason it didn't update bash or readline in ages: the GPLv3.
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by tehabe 8y ago
There is only one issue I'm having with macOS or Mac OS X today, they still use 10.x and they had three wonderful possibilities to switch to 11: Lion: Darwin 11. (Also leaving behind PowerPC) El Capitan: Simply remove the 10. High Sier
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by tehabe 8y ago
The paper deals with this, it even says this gives the users the false impression of control. I remember this weird pop up if you allow Facebook applications of friends to access your information. It was never really clear if you agree or d
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by tehabe 8y ago
How would metric measures work in such a system? Or time?
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by tehabe 8y ago
It is a metric in case of many laws because of the huge amount of industry lobbying which prevents laws which benefit the common good and only benefit the short term goal of the industry, like this copyright law. Copyright came about to sup
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by tehabe 8y ago
Article 11 is about a new right for publishers. It could potentially make an infringement to post a link to a news article on Twitter, the paragraph you posted is a limitation to that right, because it says that authors can do that what eve
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by tehabe 8y ago
I think the GDPR is not as bad as people claim. At least it is really done against the industry and in favour of the people. Interesting will be the e privacy directive, which could mandate that websites and ad networks respect the Do Not T

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