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Kimm0n0··on Court of Chancery Opinion: Richard Tornetta vs. Elon Musk
55 Billion dollars worth less stocks also. So PE just went down!
Kimm0n0··on Court of Chancery Opinion: Richard Tornetta vs. Elon Musk
You can really do that, as the uncertainty from that time is gone.
Kimm0n0··on Nuclear Reactor Simulator
I think the difference i >90% for military use and 3-5% for civilian use.

Some new SMRs are planning on using >5%.

Kimm0n0··on Toyota’s advanced battery technology roadmap
The funny thing is that Toyota for years have said they had this technology in development, but they ended up purchasing the tech from another company.
Kimm0n0··on Japanese companies fight for share of EUV chip technology sector
Huawei did actually have the IP for 5G?
Kimm0n0··on Evolving “nofollow” – new ways to identify the nature of links
Not enough signals when everything is tagged "nofollow"
Kimm0n0··on Tesla launches solar rental service – solar panel system for $50 per month
How can this product be economically viable for Tesla?
Kimm0n0··on Norway’s Island with a Population of 1
You will get all those services at the place the boat goes to.
Kimm0n0··on Norway’s Island with a Population of 1
The point is that it should cost the "same" to live out in "nowhere" and more centrally, so the government pays for the service.

In reality public transports cost from free, to 10 kroner to 50+ based on where you live. It is normally cheapest where people dont use it, to make a incentive for them to use it more. So in Oslo it costs 36 kroner per ticket (where everyone use it) and in some small/medium sized cities it cost 10 kroner.

Other sea transportation services does not need to be subsidized as they are commercially viable, but they still do to be able to enforce a demand like gas powered ferries or the new trend that is battery powered ferries.

But even if the government pay for the service, the service is often privately owned. That means the company has won a public bid for a contract for x years.

Kimm0n0··on Norway's Plan for a Fleet of Electric Planes
Most domestic flights in Norway last less than an hour, like Bergen - Oslo and Stavanger to Oslo.
Kimm0n0··on Energy Saved, Sleep Lost: The Unintended Consequences of LED Lighting
Could you write a bit more in detail about the products you purchased and why?

I have looked myself, but there is a jungle out there and I find it difficult to choose products.

Kimm0n0··on My experience with Sarah Jeong, Jason Koebler, and Vice Magazine
Did she try to mimic what was thrown at her?
Kimm0n0··on My experience with Sarah Jeong, Jason Koebler, and Vice Magazine
I love much of the stuff Vice creates and Sarah Jeong is a important voice I follow. But it seems both could not see past the appearance of Naomi Wu, could not understand her circumstances and putting her at risk to make a minor point in a story.
Kimm0n0··on Airbus and Boeing are exploring the viability of electric planes
It is not cost-effective to build much wind power in Norway, because of excessive cheap hydro power. Statoil and Statkraft build them in UK, where the price and subsidies are more favourable.
Kimm0n0··on It’s time to give Firefox another chance
Maybe some of the hardware makers should have thrown some resources at the project.
Kimm0n0··on The Story of Firefox OS
I would love to purchase a good quality phone with Firefox OS. The project seems a perfect fit for our time built around web technologies.

Hopefully someone can pick up this project.

Kimm0n0··on Why did ProtonMail vanish from Google search results for months?
Leave that to the EU Commission. They have been look for å case like this for years.
Kimm0n0··on Why I won't recommend Signal anymore
Tailored Access Operations from the NSA
Kimm0n0··on Norwegians campaign to give Finland a mountain
Do you think that most engineers and scientists in Norway work in the public sector, maybe?

I very much doubt that it true for Sweden either.

Kimm0n0··on ProtonMail pays $6k ransom, gets taken out by DDoS anyway
If you are in the privacy business, a man-in-the-middle like CloudFlare, is not the thing you try first.