The costs used for wind/solar energy never included the cost of the required buffer storage
https://www.csiro.au/en/research/technology-space/energy/GenCost
by jan we will be so consumed by the flavour of the month culture war (trans muslim librarians are coming for your pizza gate!) that they wont even notice its happening.
by the time they need it they'll forget who even took it away.
by the time they vote they'll just think trump saved them from leftist death panels or some shit.
edit: oh shit, the q-anon nuts are going to sprout again arn't they... le sigh
yeah and nah.. still a thriving and welcoming little community and industry.
... also the grommits coming up are fucking nuts.
VM's aren't great for development. The performance is poor and the DX is a pita so devs do dumb shit like mount their keys or entire home directory inside it negating the security benefits.
Thinking more along the lines of firejail seamlessly integrated with pip/venv/nvm/composer/whatever.
I think deno has greatly improved security sandboxing?
But yea you are 100% correct... It's always going to be a never ending arms race. The status quo is just ridiculous.
with the amount of effort that goes into tooling on tooling on tooling wrapped in tooling we subject ourselves to, you would think we could come up with a secure-ish execution environment for all the random shit we run :\
if you live in a state with preferential voting (eg alaska, maine?) wouldn't you be better off voting green if they represent you views better?
if you waking up with a fucked back try bridges https://www.wikihow.fitness/Perform-the-Bridge-Exercise
3 sets of 30 seconds most days fixed mine in a few weeks. you really need to activated your arse.
my mum used to do that to make sure i actually went to glorified baby sitting school.
then stop bitching and unfuck your electoral system
STEAL
THY
WORKERS
WAGE
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=gilled+burgers+wage+theft&ia=web
if democrats really cared about ppl voting, they would be introducing proportional representation (eg ranked choice) electoral reforms rather then blaming voters for knowing exactly what the democrats are...
that said... hold your nose and go vote if you are in a swing state.
good news. car brained loser is sitting on 3.36%.
well funded campaign (assume oxford st small biz tyrants and paddington geriatrics), posters everywhere.
https://vtr.elections.nsw.gov.au/LG2401/sydney/mayoral
i wish this would be seen as a vindication for active transport... but we all know the anti bike blow hards wont miss a beat.
edit: big fucking lol. dont think they will get a single council seat.
new culture war just dropped: them femocrats is going to take away your truck...
i asked my first aid instructor about DNR and he responded with a very firm "you didn't see it".
rsi / break reminder
Find this really helpful for reminding me to step away from computer, stretch, and refocus.
There are many apps that do the same thing (maybe even better!).
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