We seem to either be getting annual floods or annual droughts. That suggests to me that we’ve fucked up our water usage in the country. The window for having enough rainfall without some community having to get flooded out seems to have vanished.
Grrr…yes. You’re right. Isometrically.
It’s not formatting losses. It’s different units.
22TB = 20.009 TiB
Long ago, storage manufacturers stopped selling their drives in sizes based on powers of two, and started using powers of ten because it makes the drives sound larger.
The argument was that SI prefixes denote power of ten and so therefore it was a correction despite decades of computing history using powers of 2 for storage. As a result the KiB, MiB, GiB, etc were brought in to denote power of two based sizes.
Note that 64GB of RAM is still 64×2³⁰ bytes of RAM which kinda blows that argument out of the water.
That wouldn’t project onto a 2D surface as a square though.
Try the £10b that was spent on the failed NHS IT project that ran from 2002-2011
Air and wind are inexpensive insofar as they have a low LCOE, but are intermittent, so require being coupled with energy storage, and that is not inexpensive.
First, AIR and wind?
Second, yes they are intermittent but that’s not an argument in favour of nuclear. Pairing intermittent sources and sources that need to run at full power 24/7 to be economic isn’t a good match.
This is the key question. Eventually reactors wear out and need substantial refitting to live longer, and you’re then working on a highly irradiated structure.
The UK hit this point with a number of reactors. Even though they had licenses to continue, reality struck and they had to be decommissioned. Of course, the reason for the extension of service was because no replacement plan was in effect. End result is the UK nuclear generation is slowly dying.
…and that chart is missing 9 years. It’s now 5.9GWe.
If AI data centre needs nuclear power stations to power them, they can build them themselves. It’s not down to the government to subsidise their needs.
Let the companies eat the FULL cost.
There’s also a lot of really bad mixing going on.
Well…if you must…so sorry for you.
Is that clue not also given on some of the signs?
Is that particular clue not also given on some of the signs?
Stop farming NHS IT out to contract. Build the capability within the NHS to build the system it needs, not what some consultancy thinks it needs. It’ll be better and more secure.
The Palantiri weren’t evil. It was only the fact that Sauron possessed one that made them dangerous. However they were also key in his defeat as he was deceived by what he saw through them.
They were just an object that allowed you to see long distances.
Palantir the company? Totally evil.
It’s a Boeing. Of course they’re trying to ditch it.
Yes there’s lots of ceremonial aspects to parliament and if they wanted to include more maori tradition into it, I’d be all in favour.
This is akin to randomly bellowing out the national anthem in the middle of a voting session but with more bite. I’d expect somebody doing that to be sanctioned too.
You’re right it does vary from country to country.
However, I don’t personally think it does the process any good if thing can descend into playground insults or violence. I’m in favour of people being expelled if they can’t maintain a base level of behaviour.
Thanks. That does give me more context. Not as bad as it could have been, but certainly has some venom in parts.
…and another 25% from fossil fuels, including still burning significant coal.
https://github.com/Umio-Yasuno/amdgpu_top