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We do, but I can’t imagine it’s hugely popular. Only a few of the smaller suppliers offer it AFAIK.

> £100M gets spent to resolve the issue It's even worse than it first appears. There's no evidence that the trains will have any impact on the bats AND there's equally scant eviden…

More or less none. Energy prices are a domestic mismanagement issue and pre-date the Brexit situation, unfortunately.

Wasn't suggesting it was the cause, just pointing out we seem to have done little to invest in other forms of power. Wind has its place, but it will struggle to provide consistent …

It's a work in progress for sure, but it's certainly not cheap. Getting enough battery storage will be a mammoth task. From the aricle, Europe's (then) biggest battery could supply…

I was referring to this article which quotes the IEA for industrial energy costs at around $0.085/kWh, versus $0.34/kWh in the UK. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/09/26/b…

I sense you might not be arguing in good faith, but here's at least a mild effort to placate you. > Since when? As of 2023, high, but not highest. Since 2024, at least. [1][2] > Co…

Queen Elizabeth II had no involvement in the decision to defend the Falklands, other than perhaps some private counsel with the then Prime Minister, just as King Charles III will h…

Bittersweet. Glad to be moving away from coal, but the lack of serious investment in anything but wind energy has left the UK with the highest electricity prices in the developed w…

It’s not running TS directly, it’s just preconfigured to transpile TS to JS without the user having to bring extra tooling. Neat, but you’ll see the docs still recommend tsc for ty…

Any evidence for this? Airliners have steadily gotten more fuel efficient at a rate of about 1.3% per year since the 1960s, driven by fierce competition. If someone could produce a…

Removing the inconsistency across different operating systems, I guess?

Bad analogy. It’s more like your average lower income family eats more fast food than average high income families We could ban fast food because it increases cancer risk and say t…

Yeah, tend to agree here. The idea that the west knows best and less developed countries need a saving from themselves feels wrong to me. The data is out there, it’s trivial for th…

The proportions seem a little off but it is hand drawn.

The article goes on about how this is “bigotry” by the Afghan authorities for suspending queer.af yet doesn’t bother to consider whether any other domains were affected. Saw at lea…

Cloudflare sells domains at cost so yeah, they’re cheaper. Downside is they don’t have as extensive TLD support as Namecheap, but they’re slowly improving.

We all know that individual… But still, formatting changed files on commit, even on CI ought to be a fraction of a second.

From one internet stranger to another, I wish you a speedy recovery friend!

I commend anyone for trying to make the tooling ecosystem better, but I’ve never once thought Prettier was too slow. It runs in a fraction of a second on file save. The performance…

Hate that. “Sorry, the system says no” Had similar situations with PayPal and Uber recently where their support have absolutely no information or ability to take a decision. Suppor…

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Sounds like exactly what happened in the UK. New nuclear was proposed in 2010 by the newly elected centre-right led coalition government, with the aim of it being privately funded.…

Performing better than the other two major European economies, France and Germany? Britain doesn’t seem to be an outlier considering a backdrop of an ailing European economy suffer…