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by weberer 3y ago
Nuclear fusion is a big project. You're not going to see it with startups. ITER is joint effort from half the world governments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER
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by weberer 3y ago
>Yes? That's the definition, no? No, it pretty much always refers to the case fatality rate.
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by weberer 3y ago
The medical infrastructure in the USA is among the best in the world. It is just the insurance industry that's messed up. And tech workers mostly avoid that by having employer-subsidized insurance plans.
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by weberer 3y ago
>reboot into Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition And thus the "Extinguish" step is complete.
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by weberer 3y ago
>But they look weak and girly. If you've read the article, you'd see its because these vehicles don't conform to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
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by weberer 3y ago
What are the numbers for each one?
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by weberer 3y ago
Arch is a bit too minimal for the people who were previously using Ubuntu's minimal install. You don't even have a desktop environment out of the box.
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by weberer 3y ago
Widespread conspiracy between governments and tech companies has already been proven. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM
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by weberer 3y ago
>Be it a wood pellet, gas or oil heating system, a gas stove, or the once-every-weekend BBQ... it all shows up on air quality sensors. Wood and charcoal, yes. But natural gas and propane are clean burning. The difference between them are
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by weberer 3y ago
>>but it's verboten to even mention >You just did. And now his comment is grey.
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by weberer 3y ago
Any tidally locked satellite such as the moon.
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by weberer 3y ago
What setting do you use for that?
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by weberer 3y ago
>From my last trip to Tokyo I recall vending machines having both garbage and recycling bins They do not. They're all recycling only.
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by weberer 3y ago
I've seen them outside supermarkets in Boston.
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by weberer 3y ago
Yeah, but there are almost no public trash cans anywhere. Lots of bins for bottles and cans though.
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by weberer 3y ago
https://www.opensecrets.org/
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by weberer 3y ago
NPR was great 10 years ago, but they've also gone all-in on the culture war since then. There's a podcast/Youtube series that was linked here a while ago called All Things Reconsidered that does a good job breaking it down.
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by weberer 3y ago
>Have fun advocating for that with your vote at the polling station Well first show me a politician that wants to get rid of the lobbyist system. The last one I heard of was Ron Paul over a decade ago.
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by weberer 3y ago
>Give us a subscription and we will pay. The problem from the video creator's perspective is that Youtube often decides to "demonetize" your video for breaking one of their "community standards" rules, which are
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by weberer 3y ago
That's what Russia is doing now. They already have one mobile power plant in operation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_floating_nuclear_power...
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by weberer 3y ago
Who are Ike and Tina?
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by weberer 3y ago
They've already been doing this with Teams. Their native Linux client has less features, like screen blurring, or being able to view more than 4 users at a time. Thankfully you can get around this by using the web version, but who know
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by weberer 3y ago
>It didn't hurt at all Sounds like you got local anesthetics. You probably just didn't see the needle due to the angle.
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by weberer 3y ago
I was using factorio-init to start the process. That script makes it easy to send commands to the in-game console. https://github.com/Bisa/factorio-init https://wiki.factorio.com/Console
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by weberer 3y ago
>pest control The biggest advantage of indoor farming is that you no longer need to use chemical pesticides and herbicides.
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by weberer 3y ago
I like to play Factorio, but too often lose track of time while playing. There's no clock in the game's UI, and no way to access the system's time through the mod API. So I made a script that runs as a process on the host mac
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by weberer 3y ago
You're forgetting the monetary incentives. It allows companies to collect personal data of every user and sell it to "our partners" to build larger marketing profiles.
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by weberer 3y ago
If you asked me which part of the company decided to shove telemetry in the product, my last guess would be the software engineers.
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by weberer 3y ago
That's great that Germany has that option. Finland is quite a bit further north, and doesn't get much solar during the winter months when it needs it the most. There's a lack of mountains an fjords as well, so hydro is also h
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by weberer 3y ago
Finland's new 1.6GW nuclear reactor, the largest in Europe, uses sea water for cooling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olkiluoto_Nuclear_Power_Plant

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