loopback_device

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by loopback_device 4mo ago
Except that the www came out of Switzerland, the first electric vehicles out of Scotland and Germany, the earliest descriptions of neural networks - also Scotland, and countless other things, like Rockets and whatnot, also out of Europe. Bu
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by loopback_device 4mo ago
> And where are the "EU" armed forces, and nuclear weapon supply chain Well, in France and in England, although the other european countries have them as well, and/or are part of that supply chain - but it's not exact
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by loopback_device 6mo ago
Original article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-69733-1
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by loopback_device 6mo ago
> Traffic shifts seen in some networks/locations due to phased integration of new IP geolocation provider There's an event marker with a possible reason for it - which does make one wonder how bad the accuracy of the geolocatio
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by loopback_device 7mo ago
14, if you're with a parent / old enough sibling / legal guardian, and they consent to it.
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by loopback_device 8mo ago
In case you haven't found it yet; have a look on https://emaille24.de/ - they do have buckets up to 12l (with lids).
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by loopback_device 8mo ago
Not sure "TLS added and removed here :)" as a Service is the right tool in the drawer for this.
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by loopback_device 2y ago
Original article: https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Euclid...
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by loopback_device 2y ago
On Windows you can Shift+Scroll to scroll horizontally, so getting the scrollbar into the viewport is not necessary (if it's obvious that the container scrolls that way).
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by loopback_device 4y ago
> One of them has to do with weapons grade material which isn’t even the subject we’re talking about Btw, the Sellafield complex has a civilian nuclear power plant – the fact that there was a military facility there in the 50s does not m
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by loopback_device 4y ago
If you need another example, read up on La Hague, where Germany also disposed of some of its waste.
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by loopback_device 4y ago
Sellafield is what caused mainland Europe to stop importing Irish butter in the nineteen-somethings, among other things. Not buying Irish butter is a thing I still remember. And Gorleben - I've been there recently. It's been a can
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by loopback_device 4y ago
Hospitals don't usually cause a radioactive disaster if bombed into oblivion – and are also not valid military targets as per Geneva Conventions. Radioactive isotopes used in medicine have significantly shorter half-lives than the isot
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by loopback_device 4y ago
> Most plants are protected by armed guards. The plant near me has signs on the fence warning that "deadly force is authorized to protect the plant". Is your new issue that the "pools" are dangerous because ...? The p
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by loopback_device 4y ago
> It is just a set of changing goalposts isnt it? Was just answering your question – it wasn't me who brought up the transport castors. Quite to the contrary, I initially wrote "[...] concerns with this stuff are not necessaril
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by loopback_device 4y ago
> 1. There are a number of sites that have the geological stability and impermeability for long term storage. And yet, not one of them has been developed into a storage facility so far. Also, see https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by loopback_device 4y ago
> Have you ever seen a storage Cask used to transport/store nuclear waste after it leaves the pools? Yes, I've even seen them close up, during transport. But that's not how they're stored in the holding pools. Not sur
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by loopback_device 4y ago
In case the theoretical point of containment corrosion doesn't quite deliver, consider the practical one [1] from Brunsbüttel in Germany. The solution? If one rusts through, just put it into a bigger one! I'm sure that's goin
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by loopback_device 4y ago
People like me don't think they produce massive amounts of waste. I am well aware how "little" waste material they produce. The issue is not the volume, but that you only need very little of it to completely deny a large area
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by loopback_device 4y ago
Where does this idea that the anti-nuclear movement advocated for fossil fuels come from? That's never been the case, as anyone who lived at the time of the early protests can tell you (or anyone who's parents did). Even Wikipedia
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by loopback_device 4y ago
Not sure how regarding nuclear fission as reasonably dangerous automatically makes you a "fossil fuel lover", but okay. It's not like there aren't any other options out there. They just haven't received much investm
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by loopback_device 4y ago
And the cape is made out of run dry riverbeds of cooling water. Not to mention that waste handling is still not a solved problem, but sure, let's put all our eggs into a single danger-basket of extinction (again) - what could possibly
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by loopback_device 4y ago
Not useless at all, there are usually enough pictures of people on the internet with names, metadata, etc attached to immediately link and identify. Basically what Clearview does (did?). I would not be surprised if this was a data collectio
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by loopback_device 4y ago
"Spread can occur by small droplets and possibly the airborne route."[1] [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkeypox
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by loopback_device 4y ago
It is quite well known these days, check the EFF [1] and Wikipedia [2] pages, there's info on the what, how, when and why [1] https://www.eff.org/pages/list-printers-which-do-or-do-not-d... [2] https://
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by loopback_device 5y ago
Most keyboard layouts do not have symbols anywhere near the places they are on the US layout. Letters, yes, but not brackets, punctuation etc.
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by loopback_device 5y ago
Given that this thing is being built, and the company doesn't even have a privacypolicy or tos anywhere should be a decent indicator that care is the last thing being taken here
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by loopback_device 5y ago
There is INTERPOL
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by loopback_device 5y ago
Bayer bought Monsanto, not quite the same rebranding as the other ones
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by loopback_device 5y ago
An investgation later revealed that the patient's death was not caused by the ransomware attack, and the patient would've died regardless.

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