rabies virus, it could result in the infected person becoming insane and attacking everyone that he sees. But unlike regular rabies, you don't have to get bitten to become infected... Ebola can be transmitted simply by touching someone. This could result in extremely rapid disease transmission, perhaps triggering a worldwide pandemic.

If this happens, millions of Resident Evil fans all over the world will be writhing on the floor in full nerdgasm.

NT 3.51 - blech
NT4 - Not bad

Windows: Next Generation

Can be shortened to WiNG

Maybe even a flying wing logo. (man oh man why didn't I become a genius advertising guru instead of a loser IT geek)

And the version after this could be called Windows into Darkness

X-Men and X-Com blow away all of those in coolness. And fun.

Exactly. This is a problem Microsoft has had for several decades they lack mechanisms to generate internal consensus. So they build a capabilities based security model but then don't build all the tools and support that their user community will need to make it work so everyone just runs as admin. Then they tone it down and put a permissions based system in place. But that still has problems. Then they start tightening and then use sandboxing for yet another capabilities system...

You then said it might not be actual law

I did not write that. That law just does not the implications that you, and it appears Luckyo way above, suggest it does. It's a priority queue for scraps and not about bringing 5GW offline to let wind have a go.

Talent and balls seem to be absent in these decisions.

They have a toxic "kill off one from every team" workplace culture which apparently gets rid of balls and breaks up talented teams or makes them focus too much on conflict than the job.

Most frequently used does not always mean the thing you should optimize the design for.

Did you even read that post above? Calm down and think about the topic instead of getting angry because I remind you of some political baggage or something. You want to know about wind power - I'm telling you a few things about it instead of disparaging it or advocating it.

I've been fairly civil with you despite your pushing so many things that do not refute my statement that the wind is always blowing somewhere so what's the big deal here?
I see odd points on that graph but no trend - and besides it's a portion of the European grid and my statement above was clearly about dealing with large grids and not point sources.

I will be sure to remind you in the future that you contend wind needs a lot of down time for maintenance.

So? It's true in comparison to thermal power and photovoltaics. You are interested in the topic so I'm telling you stuff and also part of the reason why I wrote way above "I've never had anything to do with windmills and don't even like them much". Way above I was kicking back against an idiot "ends justifies the means" nuke fanboy on the attack on another alternative energy - you just decided to jump and and get caught in the backwash of his ridiculous lie.
Like windmills or not they are mainstream things now because they have a niche where they can be useful. The Chinese are not "green" yet they have a lot of the things.

I have shown you the actual law that required use of all available wind power

Without base load, typically sold in 1GW+ chunks, you have nothing. That law appears to be a priority queue for the scraps.
I wish you would have actually quoted the bit that supposedly proves something you are asserting and saved me the time.

All the wind all the time - what rubbish - it's not implemented and it would be stupid if it was.

Calm down. Either point out the above statement is incorrect or take it at face value - I'm trying to make things clearer with that comment instead of provoking you.
As for source with gas turbines - I've seen the things and you probably have too.