Thanks, Anya Forger

I guess it does…but only when you’re two years late to quit 🤷‍♂️

Like more than additional storage and memory prices?

Yeah, both feels like password manager issues. Which one do you use?

Mostly agree with what others said, it’s fine for me.

Perhaps just a subjective opinion that isn’t bound to technology - I find moderators much more trigger happy when it comes to deletion and even banning.

What’s the problem with combination of manager and passkeys?

€16bn buys you roughly half of a 1GW nuclear reactor these days

Not necessarily. Slovenia is planning to get 1,6GW of power for that money. They included current experience (Hinkley and others) in account - but who knows.

When one looks at current state, Germany is pretty much on pollution side while France is always on the green side. Renewables can get you so far but at the same time force you to cover their power with gas/coal based power plants when sun isn’t shinning and wind isn’t blowing. Both of them are still generating plenty of CO2. Bottom line is that unless Germany comes out with plenty more of co2 free renewables and a huge energy storages (specially this is the problem, you can slap more solar panels easily), it will still emit plenty of CO2 no matter what.

Mobility is not electrified enough and there’s not enough public transit. Heating is not electrified enough.

Yea, but not really. Heating is mostly used during winter when sun isn’t as its best. And cars are mostly being charged during the night, when sun isn’t shinning either. Perhaps if hydro and wind were enough, but I doubt it they can power such at scale energy demand. OTOH if there were nuclear energy backed, then yes.

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Like drinking vodka and killing Ukrainians, eh?

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Yeah, minor stuff. I’m not saying Biden is at fault, it was clearly GOP. It merely happened during his time.

Yeah, who knows. When Biden stopped sending support for six months, Ukraine had it rough, they were backtracking (they still are one some fronts), lost Avdivka and other fronts. Germany announced they will halve the support, fascism in EU is also rising, which means less support. It’s a battle of attrition and if enough support is withdrawn, it doesn’t bode well for Ukraine. On the other hand, if there is substantial support for years to come, Russia might have big problems. In any case, a bigger breakthrough on some front might make a huge difference and tip the special operation in one’s favor.

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