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3·9 months agoHow you (general you) interpret the report and what you (again, general you) do with the information is up to you (…)
I just found it interesting
Not politically motivated, at least not from me. I post things I’ve read and found interesting. Check my history and you’ll see no clear agenda. 😀
Interesting article. I don’t know enough to judge it, but the comments helps a bit. If you have more articles like this, please post them.
Got 13 downvotes on the article. Not sure why. FT is not a bad source.
No Norwegians around to contribute this gem?
I’m not on board with blaming foreigners at all, which is why I think Norway is doing the wrong thing, but I understand the sentiment.
Seems both Germany and Norway (and Sweden) have some things to sort out.
Bit if both. Not enough connectivity within makes the connection to Germany controversial.
The whole thing could be sorted out by creating pricing areas within Germany, isolating the not so power hungry north from factory intensive south, where price would be higher where power is actually consumed.
More cooperation needed to sort these things out, not less. Norway is moving in the wrong direction here, but I fully understand why since Germany seems unwilling to understand or fix the problem. Or maybe unable, I don’t know.
The answer to my own question is here: https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/24h
Swedish site to show the prices and energy transfers. The numbers should make sense even if the language doesn’t. Anyone got something similar for all of Europe?
221·9 months agoI don’t change the headline generally, but I also didn’t catch that it wasn’t “the real” matrix.
Probably an implementation issue. Make a small error there, like storing parts of a key in memory or something like that and you’ve compromised security.
Paywall? https://archive.is/dexqQ
Not American, so forgive me if I don’t understand the full context, but why is this more upsetting then when Trump pardoned a relative or when Clinton did it?
Can’t see it in Firefox on Windows.
Edit: Works fine in jerboa though.
Something funny is going on with that table. I can’t see it, but it’s clearly there if you click the “view source” button.
Sad but not unexpected. Battery tech is hard and will probably need gov’t money for a while to get it up and running. China did it like that, why not the EU?
Not saying that we should keep funding Northvolt, but clearly something needs to be done.
Would be cool to try that, but you need both a domain and tls keys for that, don’t you?
Three major changes in the way we work was the “open office space”, the “activity based desk” and now the “work from home”.
The first two had major negative impact on productivity and were hated by the workers. WFH had no conclusive impact on productivity, up or down, and were generally loved by workers.
Guess which one they’re getting rid of.