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  • If u can js already then dont fear bash its way more easy than js, u can do it and looking stuff up sometimes is is also fully normal. In fact that makes linux kinda neat instead of fighting menues and trying to find the right setting for a thing…google usualy just spits out a oneliner u can just drop in the terminal and your problem is solved :D


  • You can just keep your old system, no need to switch everything at once.

    Or just put all your data on a external drive to make sure.

    Most games work…the few anti cheat ones wont be missed for that anti cheat is basically a trojan and hence not ethical software.

    You dont need the terminal…but as a protogen u should come natural to you to use it if u need :P





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    26 days ago

    Yeah you can reprocess nuclear fuel, but latest information i have on that is that its nowhere close making sense cost wise and mostly theoretical, i may be wrong on that tho.

    When i yeet a solar cell or electric motor into a furnace its possible to refine basically everything, sure here and there a motor in a hair dryer will hit the landfill, but for industrial Motors/Generators is very very low.





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    Ok i gave this the benefit of the doubt and watched the whole video.

    Things there where not included in the calculation:

    • Cost of compensating for environmental destruction from uran mines (and health care costs for thost impacted by the radio active dust from them)

    • Political cost of importing fissile fuel from other nations (importing from russia/usa gives russia/usa leverage over you wich then can get expensive in other parts of the economy)

    • Cost at end of plant life cycle, aka building it back once the structure has aged beyond what maintenance can fix

    • Cost of storing and maintaining radio active waste for the next few million years

    The video also only compares those selective picked numbers to fossil fuels and not things like solar or wind.

    This video did not change my opinion, but thanks for suggesting it.


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    That said I think the part concerning waste from nuclear usines is a weak argument. It’s a relatively low volume, compared with the amount of electricity generated by those usines; and mining operations will be always a mess, no matter if you’re mining uranium (for nuclear), neodymium (for wind) or gallium and iridium (for solar).

    Yes, but i would argue that when you mine neodymium or gallium once you then can recycle them for ever, while the same cant be said for uranium, in the long term that does make a big difference.



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    Economics is a human made concept, not a universal fact.

    So are numbers and math.

    To stay real here tho, i made this meme because i noticed the number of people in this sublemmy, who are thinking that nuclear power plants are a solution to climate change, is to damn high.

    And i keep seeing them echoing tales that where seeded by the fissile fuel industry.

    I get that from a physics nerds standpoint nuclear energy is “cool” but that dosent make it a good overall solution to the problems we facing.