Readit NewsAs a right wing hub they oppose realities which don’t fit their world view.
Using the example you linked there is a long documented history of minorities in the Uk, including the Irish, being treated much more harshly by British police. Stop and search laws and multiple incidents of innocent people being framed for crimes.
The rights which to pretend this is targeted at the white majority, simply because multiply convicted criminals like Tommy Robinson are being jailed, is a myth.
No British policeman can stop you on the street by psychically intuiting your political views. They can stop you if you are breaking windows, chanting slogans, or have a different skin color.
The Guardian publishing real journalism (the paper has broken more significant news stories in recent decades than any other British outlet) into a toilet of right wing opinion doesn’t make sense.
As there is no way to rebut a community note the last word is always with the mob.
Really?
Studies that use proprietary plants are always suspicious to me.
The combination of solar and wind and battery storage needs to be cheaper, and it is. The CSIRO, who factored in all costs on both sides, found that it's about 50% of the price of new nuclear in Australia. This conclusion may vary in places with less sun or an existing nuclear industry with a track record of building cheap plants quickly.
Note also that a nuclear grid will also need battery storage because demand itself is variable. Unless you overbuild nuclear and run at a low capacity factor, but that carries with it its own additional costs.
Time stood still. It reminds me of eastern Europe pre-EU.
Edit: And moving away from russian energy is the best thing Germany did since the Berlin wall fell.
Flipt Open-Source can be run to consume from these locations. You can go as far as configuring a workflow to publish on push, so that you can combine our managed UI with any of these distributions methods through Git.
With any of these backends (including Git), we periodically fetch and cache data in-memory. Evaluations work on an in-mem snapshot. So temporary downtime doesn't propagate into your applications being unable to get flag evaluations.
What do you guys do when GitHub inevitably has an outage?
Use s3. Honestly.
Not saying this is why but SignalR is notoriously buggy. I've never seen a real production instance that didn't have issues. I say that as someone who probably did one of the first real world, large scale roll outs of SignalR about a decade ago.