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2 months agoYeah, let’s add proximity chat to traffic. It’ll be great!
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I’m old, but not that old :-)
True, autocorrect switched alcoholic to alcoholist.
I was raised in a bar. My mother owned it for 40 years. Yes, same customers every day. They were all alcoholist but some of them stopped functioning. My mother Fed them, did their taxes, cut their hair. It’s terrible and sad. The functioning alcoholists had a family to turn home to. I used to be an alcoholist until 10 years ago. My wife had to make me realise that drinking every day, even just one beer a day, is alcoholism.
It’ll probably be illegal to use encryption too.
**Puts on British voice
‘‘You tooting foghorn of ignorance’’
21·3 months agoHow?
Every major sports team has accomplishments that another team doesn’t have. That a team won the Superbowl in 1970 doesn’t give them a reason to claim that all other teams are trailing them.
If a company claims to have 50 patents they still don’t get to claim to be market leader if you don’t compare them to others.
Yeah. I’m over 40 years into the metric system and I keep making this mistake intuitively. I don’t make it when doing calculations bit just when quick guessing.
Libs? Hate? Where? I’m feed up being squashed between left, right, China, USA, Israel, Palestine,… Whatever.
Why is everyone so quick to try and label you. If you want to discuss, discuss. I’m so up for that. I don’t know everything and I’m willing to learn.
This article makes a claim in the title and doesn’t seem to have anything to build its claim upon.
I don’t mind any country being good at anything. Why should I?
The article doesn’t make any arguments for being ahead on nuclear tech. It just lists accomplishments and speaks of the launch of a closed cycle nuclear reactor announced by Putin.
The generation IV International Forum (GIF) which includes Russia has announced this in 2002 and selected the 6 gen IV systems most suited for development out of about 100 proposed designs.
The original charter members of GIF are Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, the UK and the USA. They have been joined by Switzerland, China, Russia, Australia and, through the Euratom research and training programme, the European Union.
Seems to me no country can solely claim this advancement
Most of the countries are party to the 2005 Framework Agreement, which formally commits them to participate in the development of one or more Generation IV systems selected by GIF for further R&D. Argentina, Australia and Brazil did not sign the Framework Agreement, and the UK withdrew from it. Russia formalized its accession to the Framework Agreement in August 2009 as its tenth member, with Rosatom as implementing agent.
I mean, this article makes no claim to support the title. Therefor >> propaganda by a state owned news outlet.
Ah, Sputnikglobe.com, your one stop shop source for thruth.
I don’t care about left, right, west, east, but please stop feeding me propaganda from whatever direction you aim it at me.
I know… But from square to cubic
And to add to that. You were 16. Give yourself a break. It took me to get the age of 38 to start pursuing a job that I was genuinely good at and liked to do.
Just call her. Shell understand.
Woosh. Yeah, it keeps feeling counterintuïtive to go from mili to centi
Wait. Shouldn’t it be 1g = 1 ml = 1x1x1 mm cube of water?
You can, manually. Sounds worse than it is.
Time travel or nuclear fusion. Either one would be awesome.
I’m running Home Assistant on mine at the moment. It’s amazing. Really. Apart from being an great smart home solution I’ve found it a good solution to create dashboards for life.
I have set up our family calendar, train schedules that change routes depending on the time. Waste collection notifications. It warns me to get a raincoat and umbrella in the morning. I get news headlines for my interests…
Before that I’ve tried a lot. It was my first step into home labbing 2 years ago. It brought me back to my youth. Breaking the family computer and trying to fix it before anyone noticing it.
Most of the stuff I ran used Docker.
Within a year I grew out of my pi setup and bought a second hand mini Lenovo that now runs Proxmox. Minor investment, huge upgrade. Moved away from dockers also.
The pi is a fun gateway drug.