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Since the linked article is in the New York Times, the context ought to be clear enough.
Oh, you mean slashdot is an Australian website. That's ok then.
Whoops, I forgot, he changed his nationality. Slashdot must be a NewsCorpian website. (What you thought Murdoch became a Yank? No, America became Murdochian).
Wouldn't that be a good reason to let their immune system deal with it?
AAARGH! that's what a vaccine does, it lets your immune system deal with it! The only way to have a "stronger immune system" is to be healthy, not get the flu. Being ill fucks your immune system up.
I did find a claim where EDF promised to build 4 nuclear plants in the UK without any taxpayer money (which sounded like it's unusual)
It's unusual in the UK, who's first generation plants (Magnox) were designed to provide plutonium for the armed forces and who's second generation plants (AGR) were over-engineered to near uselessness and who only got one fourth generation plant (Sizewell B PWR) built due to NIMBY.
and another article where they said they'd never build nuclear plants in the UK unless they'd be subsidized.
Actually EDF didn't ask for subsidies, what they said was:
Mr de Rivaz [EDF UK CEO] suggested that the best way to support the nuclear industry would be to make sure penalties paid by rival fossil fuel power generators under the European Union's emissions trading scheme were kept high enough to make nuclear investment attractive.
[...]
EDF is also concerned that the additional incentives for renewables will lead to so much wind capacity being built that nuclear power stations will have to be shut down at times of high wind power output, jeopardising the economics of new reactors.
They're worried that the carbon credits are being priced too low (as others are, including Greanpeace) and that wind is getting too high a subsidy.
If it's not the construction and operation of the plant itself that's subsidized, it's various secondary costs (storing the waste, safety and security, etc) that's covered by the government.
The French nuclear plants were paid for by long term loans raised by the EDF, no government money.
The plants are operated by the EDF, paid for by the money they bill me for my electricity, (EUR 0,114/kWh in the day, EUR 0,0734/kWh at night).
In France the waste isn't stored, it's reprocessed, the plutonium is reused, sold back to the EDF for more money than the reprocessing and storage of the remains costs.
Safety is of course a government responsibility, paid for by the taxes that the EDF pays the government.
Security is also a government responsibility, also paid for by the taxes that the EDF pays the government.
Ages ago I heard that Netherland imported nuclear-generated electricity from France, and it was subsidized by both governments in order to be competitive.
Got a citation for that, 'cos it sounds like shit. EDF doesn't get subsidies from the French government, EDF pays money to the French government.
I'm going to refer you to the Dunning-Krueger effect, [...] And for my whole life I've fairly consistently outperformed ~90-95% of the general populace around me
The important thing is that you take it seriously. That means contracts with your data storage provider with exactly what backup and restoration services they're promising and penalties for failing to meet those promises.
Which do you want, your data, or whatever crumbs the penalty will get you? In the real world penalties are only useful for CYA. "But boss, they will pay us $100 for every day our $1000/min server isn't up!"
Never put your eggs in one basket. Never. If you want to use a cloud, use two.
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Obviously it took years (and how many wrecked machines?) to get the BGA CPU unsoldered and resoldered.
(But, seriously, the good news is the 128Gb PATA SSD, I've been waiting for that baby for my VAIO TX3).
Uh, yes you can. And we do. Look up what MOX is.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOX_fuel
Well, the obvious search http://www.google.com/search?q=debian+openssl+%220.9.8l%22 comes up with
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=555829
Which ends:
No fix yet for Lenny as far as I can see, but if you're really worried you could install the sid version.
Sounds like made up numbers. You claim that one in 20 ssh login attempts was coming in on a non ssh port? Which port was it exactly?
Tomorrow? I log in to my servers from my phone around 5-6 times a day.
You don't have putty on your phone? Why not?
But that is socialism.
Now now, we don't know that he raped and murdered a girl in 1990.
But he hasn't denied it.
Drat. Oh, well, better luck next time.
ITYM Mad Max 2. Mad Max (1) was shit.
GPL - RMS, Cambridge, MA.
Minix - A Tannenbaum, FU Amsterdam.
New York? (Ok, AST is not so far from Haarlem, but,,,)
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At this point everyone can stop reading, you have demonstrated your total disconnect from reality.
Exactlty the opposite of the truth. All money comes from the "poor", the rich drill down to suck it out of our pockets.
Uh, Nokia just won the case against IDCC.
Apple had licensed the patents from IDCC, that's why Nokia want the money.
http://www.electronista.com/articles/09/10/17/itc.finds.nokia.not.violating.3g.patents/
Yes. Sorry. (Default assumption - if it's a paper, Murdoch owns it :-( ).
Oh, you mean slashdot is an Australian website. That's ok then.
Whoops, I forgot, he changed his nationality. Slashdot must be a NewsCorpian website. (What you thought Murdoch became a Yank? No, America became Murdochian).
No, I'm not. I am aware that one study seems to imply that.
For fuck's sake, slashdot morons know fucking nothing about science.
Nothing.
Fuck.
AAARGH! that's what a vaccine does, it lets your immune system deal with it! The only way to have a "stronger immune system" is to be healthy, not get the flu. Being ill fucks your immune system up.
It's unusual in the UK, who's first generation plants (Magnox) were designed to provide plutonium for the armed forces and who's second generation plants (AGR) were over-engineered to near uselessness and who only got one fourth generation plant (Sizewell B PWR) built due to NIMBY.
Actually EDF didn't ask for subsidies, what they said was:
They're worried that the carbon credits are being priced too low (as others are, including Greanpeace) and that wind is getting too high a subsidy.
Source http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1369ae48-4972-11de-9e19-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss&nclick_check=1, interestingly mis-interpreted by the Greanpeace article at http://weblog.greenpeace.org/nuclear-reaction/2009/06/edf_and_nuclear_subsidies_how.html
The French nuclear plants were paid for by long term loans raised by the EDF, no government money.
The plants are operated by the EDF, paid for by the money they bill me for my electricity, (EUR 0,114/kWh in the day, EUR 0,0734/kWh at night).
In France the waste isn't stored, it's reprocessed, the plutonium is reused, sold back to the EDF for more money than the reprocessing and storage of the remains costs.
Safety is of course a government responsibility, paid for by the taxes that the EDF pays the government.
Security is also a government responsibility, also paid for by the taxes that the EDF pays the government.
Where's the subsidy?
ITYM "fuck's just a fucking word, for fucks sake get fucking over it you fucking fuck".
Got a citation for that, 'cos it sounds like shit. EDF doesn't get subsidies from the French government, EDF pays money to the French government.
Ah CANDU, a machine for turning unenriched uranium into easily chemically separated plutonium. What a nice anti-proliferation measure that is.
India made all the plutonium for it's bombs in CANDU derived reactors.
Iran already has a heavy water reactor at Arak, which some people suspect is to be used for plutonium production.
"If it's Canadian it must be nice'.
Hehehehehhe.....
Which do you want, your data, or whatever crumbs the penalty will get you? In the real world penalties are only useful for CYA. "But boss, they will pay us $100 for every day our $1000/min server isn't up!"
Never put your eggs in one basket. Never. If you want to use a cloud, use two.