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by zajio1am 7y ago
Welfare-state capitalism is everywhere (at least in Europe). The economic system in communist countries was generally called socialism, while 'communism' is used for the political movement and its ideology.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Storage for renewables is realistic for hour-to-hour and max day-to-day fluctuations. But in central europe (like where the power plant from the article is located) solar power production during winter is about 15 % of summer values. You ca
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Considering that organization behind this (Greenpeace) is also protesting against nuclear energy, the most realistic alternative to fossil energy, i will not take my hat off.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Aren't gender studies generally considered humanities and not social sciences?
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by zajio1am 7y ago
While this is technically true, it is a partial description and a bit misleading. When a loan is taken, it is usually not taken just to sit in a bank account, it is to be spent. When that happens (by cash withdraw or transfer to a different
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by zajio1am 7y ago
With mailing lists, users can use any mail client regardless of server side.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
I have good experience with FBReader for Android (from F-Droid). For some reason FBReader for Linux (from Debian) seems more problematic.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
I must admire beautiful cover art selected for ebooks.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
The most fascinating thing for me in the article is bimodal distributions in the last grap, where lower peak is ~same as the peak for low-iq distribution. I wonder what is the cause for this.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
I agree that we need a carbon tax. IMHO the good way to get wider support for it is to make it revenue-neutral - collected money could be distributed equally as income tax credit (or some other way). In this way carbon tax would increas mar
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by zajio1am 7y ago
AFAIK plastics degrade and break down primarily due tue UV light. If you have plastics hidden under earth, it has great durability.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Yes, it is used as a route server by all major european IXPs (DE-CIX, AMS-IX, LINX, MSK-IX, ...)
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Well, you can run BIRD for that purpose. It is one daemon with support of multiple routing protocol.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
BIRD is not just BGP daemon, it also support OSPF, RIP and Babel routing protocols.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
They work with noscript
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by zajio1am 7y ago
> During this period, no persons in the United States were killed in attacks carried out by persons believed to be motivated by ... extremist far left beliefs. Depends on what is counted as far-left extremism. There were anti-white &#x2F
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by zajio1am 7y ago
The issue is not about host keys, which are generated once. It is about randomness that sshd needs for nonces and session keys. It needs fresh randomness during each boot.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
> Sounds like the real problem is some part of the system can't be bothered to persist its state. Persistent state is hard. For example, some systems run with read-only filesystem.
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by zajio1am 7y ago
In the age of e-banking, i would be surprised if physical retail bank offices matter that much. Personally, i visit it once a several years. With regards to ISPs, i often see that richer neighborhoods have wore coverage than poorer neighbor
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by zajio1am 7y ago
> Can I just take a moment to praise the article's presentation? I would disagree. It feels irritating to me when some some parts of article content are scrolling and some parts are still (unless still parts are some irrelevant bord
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by zajio1am 7y ago
Seems to me that main problem here is that consumers have insufficient control about their payment card transactions. Why card transactions can be initiated by merchant without explicit authorization of each transaction by the customer? If
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by zajio1am 7y ago
> Goedel proved logically that any axiomatic system of information exchange can have truths that are not provable. No, that is a misrepresentation of Goedel's results. A theorem that is undecidable (neither provable nor refutable) f