It makes a lot of sense as 800MWh available within ms (especially directly linked to a major grid hub like it is the case here, Laufenburg is famous for it as it’s also the point where the swiss and German grids meet) is the wet dream of every grid planer that has to stabilize a network. That is around 12% of the whole average power draw of Switzerland. Which is impressive.
We need more of these.
There are various working redux flow large capacity batteries operating already (as mentioned in the article as well), e.g. Daillan, in Japan, this one is just a tad bit larger
Usually these are auctioned of at industrial/buiness auction houses. So check out the various bancruptcy auction houses or find out who is their liquidator and ask them. But be warned, it’s rarely worth it.
Codeberg is operated by a German registered chairty foundation - the can’t legally be bought at all.
Hard aka impossible to buy a German registered charity.
You are wrong - nuclear is not cheap to run. It only used to be because the state limited the possible liability the companies faced in case of a malfunction and due to the fact that the nuclear waste costs were not part of the equation.
For Germany the price per kwh for a newly constructed nuclear plant would be around 45-63 ct/kwh - according to the power companies themselves. They aren’t interested in running these any more for a reason.
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You can’t live in them directly, but I literally lived within 2min from there for a few years.
These clocks were installed far later than the towers.
The construction for the first one started in 1233.
The one with the part of the wall missing is from 1260, they are all part of the old defence walls of the city of Villingen.
I literally drove through two of them today.
You are aware that this also included regular trekking groups? Not only everest?
Which one? The first Bush-Iraq war? Yep. Not as blatant,but generally yeah.
The second one? Nope, the country pretty much was in shambles already.
The main point would be: UK would need to follow the same rules everyone else has to.
Because when the UK was still a member they had a shitton of special rules which they basically blackmailed the other members into. (E.g. London would have never gotten that big as a financial market without them ) They basically took all the benefits and only gave back as little as possible.
So. Sure,the UK can apply to become a member. But no more special rules.
Oh,that ends the privacy nightmare the UK has become? Well… Oh,that means you have to follow the same (very lenient and basic) rules in terms of taxation and tax evasion? Well… Oh,that means you have to take part in shared duties of ALL EU countries? Well…
Romania can do it, Portugal can do it, Poland can do it.
Well…
They had a helicopter overhead and he refused help and pushed upwards (which He had direct communications with a mountain policeman and turned help down.
There are multiple warning signs to turn back if you haven’t passed this point by X time. They were multiple hours late AND in adhorent conditions.
And yes, if there is a criminal law provision in Austrian (as well as German law), that gives people a duty to protect the ones with lesser ability to protect themselves in certain situations.
So the sentencing is totally right
Personal recommendation: Start with a selfhosting support software like Casa, Yuno or (my recommendation) Cloudron. Start hosting the app there with frequent backups and occasionally export into regular Bitwarden as a failsafe.
And when you are comfortable switch over to properly self hosted Vaultwarden.
Just adding: Passkeys do migitate a lot of these issues as well.
At the point someone pulls off a valid MIM attack - which is basically a requirement here unless the whole BW/Vaultwarden server gets compromised- that is the least of someones problems. MIMs are incredibily hard these days.
Sadly only a German source:
By now it is clear that the separation between his convoi and russian forces at one point was less than 20km. Kahl denied everything later on,but has been disproven multiple times and replaced by now. (By the former German ambassador to the Ukraine, coincidentally)
I would agree if they would use their existing laws sufficiently and not make themselves absolute fools by ignoring a upcoming ukraine war,almost getting their own boss getting captured by the Ruzzkies.
I wish I was joking.
Paramedic here with specialised delivery training. Delivered around 30 babies probably. Saw a high three digit number of pregnant patients.
You can’t reliable say that. Until you see the kid.
And I don’t mean the cases were the mother is blocking out the pregnancy mentally until she is crowning. (But tbh, it’s one of the most cherised moment of everyone in my profession if you have the “I am not pregnant,you idiot!” “Ma’am, I literally can see the hair of your baby coming out…oh and here’s the rest of the bub”-discussion)
I literally had a aquaintance not recognise her pregnancy (and she had been pregnant before) until she went to hospital for stomach pain. I saw her the weekend before and did not recognise the pregnancy. And,yes, the baby was full term. Happens, especially if the uterus is not in its usual place.
In other people you see it after 8 weeks (and well,it is often not the belly that is the first indicator which grows suddenly).
Other people look like "13 months pregnant with triplets"at the beginning of their second trimester.
Anyway: What is the reason for your question? (And: If you or anyone needs support in that case write me a messge. More than happy to guide you in the right direction if you are in a tight spot.)
Passbolt seems to be a upcoming competitor. It’s EU based, OSS, etc., but has not been audited as much as BW and has not achieved feature parity so far.
But it looks very promising.