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synotna

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About synotna

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47813439

    That is incredibly shortsighted Datacenters are means of production, no different than factories Without means of production, you are at the mercy of those with No different than o…

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    Comment #47729721

    Don't give programs unnecessary access - problem solved

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    Comment #47552012

    Part of the struggle is that renewables have state aid exceptions, enabling massive taxpayer funded subsidisation of the """industry"""

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    Comment #47551992

    > are people running energy generators In Germany's case it's the tax payer, thanks to extremely generous subsidies that are excluded from state aid regulation

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    Comment #47300918

    For dmarc purposes it is moving to DNS, with dmarcbis the psd tag and treewalk will replace hoping everybody uses the same file and keeps it up to date

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    Comment #45246303

    OCSP is deprecated for CRLs Let's encrypt already EOLd OCSP

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    Comment #41868946

    Congrats on the launch Please consider fixing that middle click opens in a new tab

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    Comment #37343605

    Because Australia is not in the north Atlantic

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    Comment #34914390

    New/improved rail links are planned/in progress as part of TEN-T which will probably help https://transport.ec.europa.eu/transport-themes/infrastructu... https://transport.ec.europ…

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    Comment #34688582

    There is a very good book that covers it very well: the great post office scandal Hard to read without boiling your blood

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    Comment #33693453

    If both leave, then the predecessor to the Kingdom of Great Britain was the Kingdom of England Wales was already part of England, as principality / having been conquered Though "Un…

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    Comment #33693188

    The predecessor to the UK before Ireland was the Kingdom of Great Britain, so would be correct to go back to afterwards Of course to save money (and face) it probably wouldn't

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    Comment #33693157

    United Kingdom came from the GB+Ireland, not England & Scotland England + Scotland were the Kingdom of Great Britain

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    Comment #32884827

    Doesn't need to be November Germany is dark and windless plenty of the time during summer: ~8 hours a day I frequently saw our solar and wind usage below even 5% of their respectiv…

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    Comment #32884802

    Because people want heat and electricity when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing enough (or at all) which happens pretty regularly If you haven't won the geographic l…

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    Comment #32779312

    Your question is answered on the page

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    Comment #32657895

    The heatwaves also affected delivery of coal (: And even with the heatwaves still more reliable than wind & solar

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    Comment #32627765

    At least with nationalisation it's not only the losses that are socialized, right?

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    Comment #32627754

    Fortunately you are being in part subsidised thanks to EDFs profits in other countries :) You very seriously need to check out news or Twitter from any other Western European count…

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    Comment #32627721

    > but rather that the NUM destroyed the domestic coal industry, which became totally uncompetitive relative to more or less any foreign producers. It wasn't Russia specifically, it…

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    Comment #32627625

    > Nuclear isn't going well for France right now. And most of the EU uran comes from Russia Even not doing well it's better then Germany's wind and solar - it's rare to see Germany …

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    Comment #32612721

    Wind and solar aren't baseload

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    Comment #32505290

    If only coal and gas were held to the same standard