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by xaldir 9y ago
The second is very important, there is still a lot of research and engineering to have: * a (ideally several) functioning research reactor * an industrial prototype * and finally a fully functional commercial plant It's a step in the r
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by xaldir 9y ago
And I don't get the mentality where I should justify why I don't want my tools to report what I am doing. I'm ok with testing things and sending feedback, but when I switch to a production environment, I just want my tools
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by xaldir 9y ago
The point is not whether this method is "sufficiently anonymous", the point is: I don't want my browser to collect any kind of data.
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by xaldir 9y ago
I don't think the scope of the government action has anything to do with civic activities. Take a step back and look across the Atlantic: plenty of European countries have both large government action and very active civic societies.
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by xaldir 9y ago
As a user, I would agree, systemd kinda just works and it's nice. As a sysadmin however, I hate it so much. Not because I have to learn a new system which is nice, but because it breaks so much things. I had to rewrite scripts that j
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by xaldir 9y ago
1. I use minicom, but you may not like it. 2. Good point. What did you used? Exquilla, DavMail? 5. Use etcher! 9. k3b is the answer Finally I think that Fedora/kde or Mint/cinnamon have an overall better user experience than Ubunt
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by xaldir 10y ago
No it's not. There was some small scale experiments, to have a fully working industrial prototype, the amount of problem to solve is just colossal. I think 40+ years is a much more reasonable guess. The thing is we don't even have
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by xaldir 10y ago
Compared to an A-380 a 9-passengers bizjet is a tiny feather.
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by xaldir 10y ago
To me it sound an over-engineered solution to a simple problem. We need less meat from better raised animals. We need to understand that animals are an essential part of a balanced agricultural system. We do not need more food-industry.
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by xaldir 10y ago
something something vulkan something
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by xaldir 10y ago
Clearly 5 sec on the occasional normal boot is meaningless. Unexpected reboots with awful long "installing updates" screen is an issue however.
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by xaldir 10y ago
> That's a little disrespectful to those who actually lived in surveillance states. Is your neighbor watching you, ready to report you to the state for suspected subversive activities? Surveillance state comes in a spectrum. Not bei
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by xaldir 10y ago
It's a well written review, but I can't think of it as anything else than a "loyal Apple customer" trying to convince himself that his £3,700 toy is not that bad.
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by xaldir 10y ago
ovh.com
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by xaldir 10y ago
No it's not. Solar panels must be free from dust to remain efficient, meaning you have to clean them, frequently, with water...