I have mixed feelings about this publication - on one hand, illustrating an article about economics of nuclear power by a picture of an exploding liquid gas (!) tank is kind of out of the blue, on the other hand it kind of highlights that fossil gas is actually much more dangerous than nuclear power.
I guess I'll just settle on an opinion that a scientific article illustrated by tabloid-style photos isn't really too scientific.
@kravietz @cjd Great point about the missing education for adults.
Scientific and technical progress creates a growing need for life-long education: the world and our understanding of it is changing too fast for knowledge and skills to remain relevant for decades.
At the same time social progress should (but because of growing inequality often doesn't) create enough prosperity for adults to have enough leisure time to spend on life-long education.
We need to fight for the 8 hour work week.
Communist China, really...?! — by arcadian
Оказывается, сегодня международный День Атеиста!
Всех поборников научного метода, скептиков и тех, у кого не атрофировалась логика, с праздником!
IEA: "Methane emissions from global oil & gas operations in 2020 were broadly equivalent to all the energy-related CO2 emissions from the entire EU"
EU: "let's keep methane in green renewable energy taxonomy!"
https://www.iea.org/reports/driving-down-methane-leaks-from-the-oil-and-gas-industry
Facebook is being sued in France for alleged 'deceptive' safety claims https://www.engadget.com/rsf-facebook-lawsuit-over-hate-speech-misinformation-134034945.html
@cjd @kravietz @koherecoWatchdog Read Chernow's Hamilton bio. Anti-intellectualism in U.S. politics started with Jefferson and was from the very beginning primarily about populism and protecting [southern] states' rights.
So no, it isn't anti-authoritarian, it is as authoritarian as the modern anti-education anti-science anti-journalism anti-objective-reality version of it.
Wow this beats even the famous German radon baths!
In the times of widespread radiophobia, comes out there's a whole massive market of quackery targeted at fans of all kinds of "natural therapies" - devices that promise "negative ions", "electromagnetic shield" etc.
...which basically are bracelets or tokens filled with... slightly radioactive thorium oxide, with measurable emissions.
I wonder how many of these people call attend anti-nuclear marches 🤔
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=225&v=3BA5bw1EV5I
Second case study when a customer has a policy of just installing security updates on #linux and it screws up things eventually.
clamav-freshclam was updated last year to support https URLs and fix a few other bugs exposed when using private mirrors.
It's *not* a security update, so it's not installed, so the whole mirroring process is broken.
Earlier I had the same with GeoIP libraries, which aren't "security" update either but they impact security significantly.
Is there a way to make Unbound log slow DNS queries/slow upstreams?
According to Grafana/Prometheus, the average recursion time is between 2-4 seconds, which is way too high for DNS resolution imo.
Odd thing is, I haven't actually noticed DNS resolution being that slow, and if I manually do a dig at the upstream servers, things are resolved extremely quickly, as they should. I don't know if I haven't noticed due to caching or if the unbound exporter is reporting incorrect recursion time :\
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