Lmaydev

Lmaydev , vor 10 Tagen

We're reaching the point where discussing cost in regard to the energy crisis makes us look like fucking idiots.

Imagine what kids reading the history books are going to think of these discussions.

And 10 years isn't that long really. If someone said we could use no fossil fuels in energy generation in 10 years time that doesn't sound long at all.

Lmaydev , vor 10 Tagen

No I don't think so. Nuclear is super effective and consistent, especially for large setups.

Using renewables while we get our nuclear up makes complete sense. And subsidising nuclear with renewables after that also makes sense.

But the technology to rely entirely on renewables isn't really there either.

Lmaydev , vor 2 Monaten

Winget, get a popup when things request elevated rights,

Lmaydev , vor 2 Monaten

There is a setting to disabled them.

Lmaydev , vor 2 Monaten (Bearbeitet vor 2 Monaten)

kill
/kɪl/
verb
cause the death of (a person, animal, or other living thing).
'her father was killed in a car crash'

Totally normal use.

Both words are acceptable. Killed is a bit more emotive.

It's like the difference between big and colossal. They mean the same technically but invoke different feelings.

Lmaydev , vor 2 Monaten

No they are the person / living thing referred to in the definition. "Cause the death of a person" not "a person caused the death"

The attempt to cross killed a person / people.

Lmaydev , vor 2 Monaten

The idea as far as I can tell is that it's responsible for too many things and gives a massive point of failure.

Lmaydev , vor 7 Monaten

Microsoft loves open source nowadays.

People do a huge amount of their work for free.

They're also heavily invested in Linux for the cloud. So any work done there helps them.