

Buzz cut, 6mm


Buzz cut, 6mm


Yeah, it is quite startling to see the difference in physical fuel use between a coal plant and a nuclear plant.
And the really funny thing is that a coal plant releases far more radiation than a nuke plant.


It is easy to build, but as noted, it is also expensive to build.
Then you also need the right kind of bedrock and geology.
Sweden has everything needed to build such a facility, I could even see a large benefit of a permanent storage facility here.
We could get “boosted geothermal”, nuclear waste still produce heat for a long time, why not put in pipes in place in the storage facility and use the extra heat energy to heat houses or other useful things, we are already doing geothermal heating here, so much so that there has been noted issues with depleating the geothermal boreholes, with a boosted system you would get a much longer life time of using it.


Unresolved?
It’s a super simple problem.
You dig a hole, put the waste in the hole and backfill with clay.
Done.
As a Swede, I would love it if we built a huge underground storage site and sold space to other countries needing space for waste. We have a solid bedrock and a generally stable political situation, we also have the skills to build a facility like it and could make bank off of it.


Damn, that is very cool.
Though Nuclear power is still needed to cover base load during the winter season in northen Europe.
And I am still pissed at how environmentalists killed nuclear power just as energy demand surged during the 90s, 00s and 10s.


Have you read the TOS of your ISP, are you allowed to run a home server exposed to the internet?
It might be a good idea to at least read what the TOS says just so you are aware of potential consequences.


Nope.


Are we finally hitting the trough of disillusionment with AI?
That would be amazing!


Ah, if it is actually running on WordPress’s own infra, then updates and perfrormance should be less of an issue, I thought you ran it on your own server.
The only suggestion I have then is that you make sure that you own the domain name, see if you can move it to an external provider (avoid GoDaddy, I have read that they are very annoying) and point it to your WordPress site.


WordPress is so large and constantly attacked that there is a joke that it is a remote access tool for hackers that also as a side benefit also runs a decent web management system


Alright, so it has to be a dynamic page.
Is there a particular reason for wanting WordPress?
It will require some constant upkeep to keep is secure, a more lightweight alternative might be a better option.


What are you looking to do with the page?
Do you want a blog? Or do you just want a more static page?


Most EV manufacturers doesn’t seem to be experimenting:
Doo handles - integrated
Body - Tall SUV
Grill - Missing
Headlights - Slim LED, sometimes a full lightbar.
Readlights - Full lightbar
Hood - Tall
General size - Huge
You know what would be experimenting? Styling EVs like ICE cars.
I use the app Wikipanion to access fandom wilis on my phone


It’s got a mount where you can stick a phone or tablet if you want, but nothing built-in.
I believe that is a mistake, carplay and android auto are designed to work well when driving, my phone automatically removes all text message notifications and makes me not even notice getting texted to prevent me from getting distracted.
I would like a stripped down car that still has Carplay/Android Auto.


That requires you to have a fancy laser vacuum cleaner


Hehe, this classic.
Back in the day, I seem to recall using AltaVista before Google came along.
Anyway, most search engines back then were more like web portals, full of ads and annoying UI elements, they were treated more like a startpage than a simple search engine.
Then came Google, it was clean, it loaded fast, it got out of your way and let you focus on your work.
Then the actual search…
While other search engines had their tools to find the best result, none had done it with the care that Google did.
Every search engine had the same problem:
“How do we decide to rank the pages we scan to find if they are reputable or not?”
Someone at Google had a brilliant idea:
“Let’s simply check how many times a page is linked to from other pages!”
That is a really clever idea, back in the day websites were built by enthusiasts, people wanted to share what they found, so they made link pages to interesting and good sites.
Google used that data and put it into their page rank system to help users find the best result.
Better result lead to more users and so on.
Then it was time to monetize…


Blanket statement by AI bro?
Yawn.


Swede here, if I had to pick another country to move to, there are a few on my list.
Finland is probably number one, similar climate and culture, some places even speak Swedish, though I would do my best to learn Finnish.
Greece, they have my favourite food, climate seems nice, it just seems nice.
Italy, they have my second favourite food, nice climate, and fast trains.
Australia, seems pretty close to Swedish culture, similar food, and something about the country just seems very appealing to me.
An idea I have had for land mines are making them with an expiery date.
I don’t mean with electronics, I mean that there should be a slow chemicam process breaking down the explosives material over time.