Nuclear fuel is the smallest fraction of nuclear waste. Every bit of PPE, every part replaced, tool used, etc is nuclear waste.

At the end of life the entire reactor and part of the building are nuclear waste. They go through them with a concrete mill and remove the inner layer of concrete because it has become radioactive.

Found the Roman.

Makes sense I guess. 🍎🍎

Yes, hence why you would have to check the CVSS of all of those.

Out of the loop?

Honestly, great! More bugs found, more bugs fixed, better system for everyone.

To add, pretty much any kernel bug gets a CVE because everything wrong in the kernel could theoretically be abused.

I upvoted this with a sigh.

If you’re bored I greatly recommend https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_unusual_deaths

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Beer_Flood

WOW. Holy shit.

I do use Debian stable and I do still use a calculator like that and a wallet I repaired many times.

If they’re still working just fine, why replace them?

You know it’s the devs decision if they want to be exclusive? https://store.epicgames.com/distribution/revenue-programs/epic-first-run-program?lang=en-US

Thanks for the correction.

If you care about Indie games, you should definitely support them to put some pressure on valve in regards to:

• lowering their 30% cut for lower revenue (so something like first 100k free). Right now they lower it only for high grossing games
• allowing to have lower prices on other platforms. That’s genuinely monopoly behavior and I do hope they lose their lawsuits in this regard.

Satisfactory would have never existed otherwise. They got paid a lot for exclusivity, which allowed them to become so polished.

It’s 0% for the first million, then 12%. Genuinely life changing for small devs.

I think they want to detect others distilling their models.

Another case of: use an American router against the Chinese backdoor behind a Chinese router against the American backdoor.

(Or just do open source)

Just start with the smallest shop you can lift, them lift progressively heavier shops.