I’ll innovate: computing is broken.

Agreed.

• Slower
• Squishier

Ça permet aux acheteurs de se déculpabiliser mais dans les faits… J’ai clairement vu ça sur les voitures électriques. Dans les pubs, les discours de certain.e.s politiques, etc.

Mais aucun message de ce genre n’a passé le filtre de mon bloqueur de pub pour le moment 😂

Je ne suis pas sûr que grand monde aille jusqu’à qualifier les ports USB-c d’“écologiques”…

C’est un gain d’e-waste, de place, etc mais le mieux reste de ne pas fabriquer de gadget…

You can have arbitrarily many git “remotes”: GitHub, gitlab, your own custom forge, etc…

Git a cmd tool only. Your can remote wherever you like.

I got into an argument over it with people in 2016-2017.

I agree with lengau too. He’s always been a grifter, claiming other people’s achievements as his own, implementing unsafe practices in his factories, union busting, etc…

Un péage urbain c’est pas pareil, TOUTES les voitures sont concernées. Et c’est pas forcément plus mal d’ailleurs.

Histoire de limiter la fabrication de voitures, tout ça tout ça

Now that will fix the burning issue!

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Minimal in my ass

You read just like any basic American who hasn’t understood the first thing about Canadians.

If you’d wanted Canadians to remain friendly, maybe you shouldn’t have voted for a fascist who threatens the very existence of Canada.

I know it’s a lot to take in to realize how wrong you’ve been all this time defending trump but you’ll have to deal with the stupidity of it sooner or later. I just hope for you you haven’t lost all your friendships over it yet…

I mean, he agreed with trump on big tech being bad… As a FOSS defender, I don’t particularly mind.

If he had been agreeing with Trump on immigration, the economy, the law or hairstyle, it would be an actual issue but I don’t mind this. I would have hoped for it to have been another president to take them on, naturally, but still.

A broken clock is right twice a day. It’s time we remind republicans we are the side of reason, logic and science by only attacking them on legitimate issues, of which there no shortage whatsoever…

What policy is it?

I’m saddened by the amount of partisanism in the US these days. It’s not because an idea is republican that it’s bad, it’s because these days, 99% of them are terrible and that most of them don’t give a single flying fuck about science…

It might work still if some of the surface is still okay, but you should stop poking at it with sharp things…

Your examples are tame. There are already prison camps in El Salvador, house raids, disappearances, death of the rule of law…

This is actual fascism playbook™ stuff.

The article has been updated before the publication of this post to say that it’s not actively developed anymore and had been inactive for months.

A sharp blade sounds like a terrible idea: the surface of the sensor needs to be optically flat, the sensor needs to SEE the surface it’s used on… I wouldn’t trust myself not to scratch it with a sharp object.

And the sensor I talked about?

I have two answers to give you.

• Flamanville is a new generation of reactor that we are testing out after regretfully stopping the large-scale production of reactors in France. Therefore the welding sector had been lacking work for 20 years, many retiring. The same issue goes for many other highly-specialized skills in the field. Americans had to be brought in to fill in for these positions, at high cost. So the left hadn’t been corrupted by Russia into being against nuclear power in the first place, Flamanville would like gone about as well as developing a fundamentally different design can. I will grant you, however, that this isn’t the design I would have liked to see deployed: France used to be developing the Phoénix and SuperPhénix fast neutron reactors until protesters made them stop. These kinds of reactors are cleaner, more fuel-efficient (by several orders of magnitude!), some variants can even consume previous nuclear waste, although I don’t think these two French designs could. These would have been wonderful to have access to. Russia and China have already developed these designs, in large parts with our researchers when they lost their jobs, and we’ll eventually just buy them from them again. Nice plan.

• What would you replace these with? Batteries? Once again? Coal? Renewables? How would you deal when, all over Europe, every winter, there are weeks on end with next to no wind nor sun? Should we create new mountain ranges and rivers to store more energy hydraulically? Shift demand? Nuclear is the worst system except for all the others.