It's the current reality in both the US and Europe. And looking at the various serious construction defects that are surfacing in French plants that were build at a time when the government waived much of the red tape, these extra precautions save a lot of costs over the lifetime of the plants.
Nuclear plants are very complex machines and government contractors are well known to cut corners and do shoddy work when not supervised well. This has nothing to do with fear mongering 🤷
It's the opposite, convincing governments to invest in totally uneconomic nuclear reactors that will take 15-20 years to build, ensures that these countries will continue to depend on fossile fuels for the next 15-20 years.
This was always propaganda to butter over the fact that the investments into nuclear power only made sense as a basis for a nuclear weapons program. Without that (or the ambition for one) nuclear power has always been an economic black hole and with renewables becoming so cheap it is even harder to argue for it.
Better contribute to Photon, which Tesseract was forked from originally.
Gibt hoffentlich bald GNU Taler 👍
Sounds like one of these "up to" scams by cable ISPs. With cable internet you are sharing a connection and it is often oversubscribed.
On a 500/500 you should in theory get 500 both ways the same time, but cheap routers or *BSD based ones with singlethread networking often struggle to reach these values in a speed test as the single speed test connection overloads the single cpu core.
The core features are already covered by git forges and foss news sites, and nearly no one wants more work like scheduling in their hobby project.
There is always a strong urge to start a new project, but your time is very likely better spend contributing to a project or reviving a useful project that got abandoned.
I don't think such a website would see much use. Maybe better to contribute to an existing project that you are using.
Also, TIL the Red Cross is technically supposed to be the enforcer of these conventions.
Enforcing is the wrong term, as it is a humanitarian organisation. But the International Red Cross in partnership with its Palestinian Red Crescent counterpart is very much active in documenting these violations of the Geneva convention and working together with the ICC. Of course with the world being as it is right now the impact will likely not amount to much, but they are at least trying.
We also have https://wiki.slrpnk.net/ but with Piefed having an intrgrated wiki, we might depreciate it once we migrate.
They had plans for it and afaik even got a NLnet grant, but life got in the way, so it is likely not going to happen soon.
That seems unecessarily complex, but I guess you would need to explain more about your usecase.
P.S.: Samba is horrible 😅