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fundatus

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    Comment #49208704

    Seems like you read some misinformation there. Share of coal in the German electricity mix: 2021 30.2% 2022 33.3% (the year that nuclear was shut off) 2023 26.0% 2024 21.2% 2025 22…

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    Comment #48619071

    Wow a publicly routable IPv4 address on a mobile phone? Wouldn't that drain the battery a lot? Or is there some kind of carrier-level firewall still?

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    Comment #48590011

    It formally isn't but for (almost) all intents and purposes it is.

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    Comment #48491572

    I love Nextcloud but I feel like they should really completely redo their UI. It just doesn't look like something from this decade.

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    Comment #48489568

    > This will be a logistical challenge for the grid but absolutely fantastic for BYD owners in particular. Interestingly BYD actually puts batteries next to these chargers that they…

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    Comment #48466654

    DMCA is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, a US law. DMA is the Digital Markets Act, a EU law. It is in fact an antitrust law. It basically argues (correctly in my opinion) that…

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    Comment #48466470

    Well, let that be my concern. Why should I trust Apple more than let's say Proton?

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    Comment #48444050

    Think about Matter what you want, but the fact that it is simply IP-based so you can hack something like this together is pretty amazing.

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    Comment #48299153

    > it's built-in to Spotify as a setting somewhere, from memory That setting has been removed a few years ago. It now works the other way round: You authorise last.fm to access your…

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    Comment #48171316

    Which god?

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    Comment #48086721

    > made the EU leadership turn and now they want nuclear They don't _actually_ want nuclear, luckily it's just lip service. Because it doesn't solve the problem surfaced by the US-I…

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    Comment #48006347

    And Ryanair is the largest airline in Europe! And one of the largest in the world.

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    Comment #47945510

    > Alas, it is exactly the intermittent renewables that create a dependency on fossil fuels. First of all, this is an insane statement. > Unless you have nuclear Second of all, with…

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    Comment #47920145

    > If you want to build a limited distribution app Apple has mechanisms for private distribution which is used by companies for internal apps etc Yeah, but that wouldn't be an optio…

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    Comment #47676618

    Well, the electrons arriving in your home will the same as your neighbours, regardless of which supplier you choose. But by choosing a different supplier you can steer which energy…

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    Comment #47676233

    Levelized Cost of Energy for Germany's existing nuclear fleet was roughly 13ct/kwh.[1] The averaged costs (YTD) from the linked article currently stands at 9.71 ct/kwh. So nuclear …

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    Comment #47676085

    An installed solar panel will continue producing electricity, no matter how the relationship with the country that produced it develops. Unlike natural gas, oil or uranium where th…

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    Comment #47618985

    Modern grids favour flexibility over fixed baseload generation (like nuclear) though. When you turn off a nuclear power plant its operating costs basically stay the same, which is …

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    Comment #47599569

    Well, the US is still dependent on foreign heavy oil for their refineries as it mostly produces shale oil (for export). So it very much isn't independent even though it looks like …

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    Comment #47599462

    > Why this wasn’t done already is beyond me. Pipelines would have to run through multiple countries, meaning you now not only have to share your income with someone else (transit f…

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    Comment #46952173

    Much fewer / slower cars. Nowadays people have been pushed aside to make room for cars.

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    Comment #46796471

    Somehow I think the stars might be aligning this time though. People are genuinely fed up with Windows and governments around the world are loudly thinking about how to reduce depe…

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    Comment #46794945

    Do people move solely because of property taxes? They rarely do unless they are in financial distress. So I'd say: Give it a try.

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    Comment #46765325

    > LEDs aren't mandated per se, but they are the most attractive alternative. Yeah, basically what the EU did was to say: For X Watts of electricity at least X Lumen of light has to…

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    Comment #46733719

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