@NicolasVuillamy Happy to get the video explanation, but is there a reason for this preprod repo? I've seen it before, but never understood why people have it.
It hurt to write this but if we want better leaders in the world then we have to foster them in our community.
If your vision of the future is a vision of the past then you aren’t the leader we need. #Mon4Kooyong#auspol#KooyongVotes
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Over decades of software development we learned that code inevitable has bugs, so most systems have built-in ways to update it later, to fix these.
Possible for websites, apps, cars, embedded devices, satellites.
Not possible - by design - for “smart” contracts:
Blockchain, applied in the real world with a case study:
To handle the ‘staggering’ amount of data of 500K loads per year (~1,500/day), Walmart Canada contracted an innovative blockchain solution using a private cloud, running 600 VMs to handle thousands of transactions per day.
EXCLUSIVE: Biden administration announces $6 billion bailout effort to save nuclear power plants at risk of closing, citing the need to continue nuclear energy as a carbon-free power source to combat climate change.
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Le saviez-vous ? 44% des subventions à l'#énergie des États membres de l'🇪🇺 vont directement aux renouvelables, encore 32% aux énergies fossiles🔥- Eh oui, nous subventionnons massivement notre dépendance aux fossiles, dont gaz 🇷🇺-, et... 2% seulement à l'énergie #nucléaire!
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A Munich court ruled that including Google Webfonts is in breach of the GDPR because it transmits the IP address to a third party CDN. This ruling seems problematic. Fun fact: the website of the court fetches a voice reader JavaScript file from a third party CDN.