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by tobltobs 11y ago
Nice cherry picking. And what about Finland? They are building currently a new reactor. It is a Type 3 with an improved fuel technology, but still far away of one of those green, magic, waste free types which are supposed to solve the waste
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Maybe this might be true, but it is hard to believe that if those designs would really exists that there wouldn't be one state which would enable such a project. China, Russia, most countries in Asia not exactly full of "anti-nucl
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by tobltobs 11y ago
A question to the downvoters: Whats your solution to this problem? It seems that you know a way which does exclude any risk of polluting the groundwater. I really would like to hear your ideas.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Tell me one registrar where you can be sure that this will not happen and I will move my domains today. I wouldn't even care if I have to pay 100$ per year for a domain.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
"So it was a disaster that killed roughly 180 people." Just if somebody don't want to read all the glorification of nuclear power of this guy but want to know which numbers he used for his theory. "Over it's lifetim
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Did you include the number of deaths caused by radioactive waste over the next few thousand years?
937.
by tobltobs 11y ago
A credit line of up to $9 billion (which no bank would have ever gave them), additional legislation (Ford was the second most profiteure of the cash-for-clunkers program) and 5$ billion from the DOE loan program does sound like a kind of ba
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Seriously?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> I do look forward to going back to Cuba some day, and hope that Americans, as they discover more about this society, are respectful of their history and culture and contribute to the next phase of this awesome island. Dream on ...
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> Yes, from a basic standpoint, descriptive URLs are easier to crawl, index, and rank accordingly. Why are they easier to crawl and index? Most people do shoot themselves in the foot with some duplicate content if they try to implement t
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Isn't the link text human readable enough?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> find two geographies that are statistical neighbors You would probably have to clone the earth to find that.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
This method wouldn't work. To make both results comparable you would have to put the same content on both sites, which would result in one of both pages getting hit by the duplicate content problem.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Are you sure that the impact was caused by changes in the URL part and not any other changes which were made at the same time.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> There is an SEO impact, Any source for that?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Feel honoured, because usually they are rude to people who do not know any facts but propose solutions.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Safety decisions are not made by the government. They are made by IATA.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> had not the unions had so much power, you'd see this happening already. It is funny that you only mention airlines (lufthansa, Air France) where pilots are organized within strong unions. And most pilots would love to work for jus
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> Another point you made about the fact that pilots cannot fly multiple airplanes is simply false. He didn't say this anywhere.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
It is really sad, that it is likely that you do not even understand how this is related to your last comment on HN about government planted child porn.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
To which country? The UK, France, Australia, NZ, Eastern Europe would love to just follow the US on this stupidity. German politicians are too stupid to understand security only remotely. The few countries which would not introduce a simila
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by tobltobs 11y ago
For a PHP developer with 3 years commercial experience?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Sea level rise at the Netherland coast will not be as high as the sea level rise in Florida. They could be lucky and their coast is just at the sweet spot where the sea level will neither decrease (which would suck for Rotterdams harbour) n
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by tobltobs 11y ago
It absolutely baffles me that those climate change deniers do not even understand that the rise of sea levels will not be the same everywhere. But maybe gravity is only a invention of some "gravity histrionics" also?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Assembler is actually an incredibly flexible and effective language.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
In the eyes of those "Internet Libertarians" it is your own fault if you are not a billionaire.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
> And I think you're misunderstanding my posts. Where did I argue people would not be shocked or upset? Maybe he did misunderstand(?) your following comment: "I suspect this will end up fizzling out and not resulting in very mu
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Ah' wait, what?
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by tobltobs 11y ago
No, they were forced to implement it, as the copyright holder did not want to discuss with google every time. They wanted the right to shoot first, then ask.
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by tobltobs 11y ago
Need more of this WTF stuff? Have a look at the docker registry/repository/hub and those pearls of wisdom of the new DevOps guilde.

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