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Comment One reactor for each AI office (Score 2) 113

Every new nuclear reactor type has had its own accidents, which leads me to believe that there is no such thing as a nuclear accident. I have studied not only Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, and Fukishima accidents, but also the SL-1(Agonne Low-Power Reactor), SRE, NRX, EBR-I, Godiva, and Demon-Core, accidents, as well as Hisashi Ouchi's terrible fate. They show you how small, compact, and sexy a fuel core is, but they down show you all the nitric acid and tailings. They don't show you this: https://youtu.be/MJ6667Noex0?s... , and they don't show you the dismantling of the Molton Salt Reactor--because it still has not been cleaned up.

Comment Re:Yet, no Sc[r]apbook (Score 1) 10

Scrapbook ran fine on older XUL Firefox, and continues to run under Basilisk. When I loaded my old data, which is some 4,000 web pages in several branches of science, I realized when I had lost when Firefox was XUL-nerfed. I tried to post something here on Slashdot about Scrapbook, but like most of my submissions, it was ignored. Scrapbook was so useful that Mozilla came out with its attempted equivalent competitor Pocket as a service, but the old Scrapbook users perhaps did not want the privilege of paying for a lesser program as Scrapbook. There have been attempts to make Scrapbook in current Firefox, but it's a uphill battle. I am wondering if Mozilla really killed XUL for the aspirations of Web-aps, to kill the free extension market.

Comment Yet, no Scapbook (Score 3, Informative) 10

Scrapbook was one of the best Internet research tools, which let the user save entire web pages, with depth, and highlight and add notes.. While there have been attempts to recreate it--a programmer is no longer allowed to make such a powerful extensions, such as XUL provided--and now, the AI proveyers have peddled their influence on Firefox, which will launch Firefox further into creepy spyware territory.
https://github.com/danny0838/firefox-scrapbook

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