welterde

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   by welterde 13y ago

   The radioactive elements in fossil fuels is less of a problem than you think, because a) coal plants, etc. have to filter these out (at least in germany they do) b) they have short half-times. And storing the radioactive waste for a few tho
2. 512.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   You might want to read up on the AVR reactor (an pebble bed reactor). The reactor assembly is so radioactive that it will be stored for 60 years first, before they can safely dismantle it. And as for pebble bed reactors cannot fail catastro
3. 513.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   It does, but only in rather small quantities. In fact it seems that most He-3 that's used is produced in Tritium decay reactions rather than extracted.
4. 514.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   Or about 80bn EUR away from figuring it out.. would be a more useful scale imho (that's at least the number that the local plasma physics institute estimated iirc), as the ETA will keep changing if you change the yearly budget.
5. 515.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   In the optical wavelengths offline interferometry is currently not possible afaik.. so you have would to directly combine the signals, which I deem implausible to do in an non-lab setup, as you have to align the paths (from the individual t
6. 516.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   If you are going that route anyway, you can just use optar[1] and just print the whole encrypted file. [1] http://ronja.twibright.com/optar/
7. 517.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   And they also show what those bits and pieces are, which is actually quite a big deal, because the components often have non-helpful labels on them (like "Apple" "some internal ID"), which makes it almost impossible to find datasheets on th
8. 518.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   There are plenty of channels that have no operator and thus none of that banning, etc. drama (and there are of course +something channels, which cannot have any modes on them or modes on nicks inside the channel and thus always operate on t
9. 519.▲
   by welterde 13y ago

   Or just use mixmaster or i2pmail. (also.. don't they have user accounts in the computer labs?)
10. 520.▲
    by welterde 14y ago

    offlineimap+notmuch+alot is an quite nice combination.
11. 521.▲
    by welterde 14y ago

    First, all they see is that is I2P traffic(or rather they see it's encrypted, as the protocol has no magic bytes anymore afair). And secondly they haven't done much work in regard to blocking UDP afaik, so unless that has changed, they can'