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Comment Re:WTF (Score 2) 58

It was probably installed long before he rocked up. The fact that people running a weapons facility think its appropriate to use ANY kind of web based collaboration system or even have the facility connected to the internet AT ALL says a lot about the kind of mouth breathing morons they've put in place to run the IT systems there.

Comment Nuclear power civil ships? (Score 1) 185

I wouldn't trust a civil shipping company to maintain a nuclear reactor to a sufficient standard for it to be safe, particularly some of the dodgier firms flying a flag of convenience. Also civil ships have an unfortunately habit of sinking quite often so by now there would probably be dozens or even hundreds of decaying reactors with the minimum shielding they could get away with on the ocean floor - an enviromental disaster waiting to happen.

Comment Re: More nuclear energy yet? No? (Score 0) 185

The left deliberately conflated nuclear power generation and nuclear weapons. Yes, there was plutonium produced in some civil reactors back in the 50s but there was no reason to still campaign against nuclear power in the 80s like CND did. It was just anti science ignorance masquering as enviromental concerns.

Comment Re: Just speculating. (Score 1) 250

"Last time I checked, adding EV charging after-the-fact doesn't penetrating the foundation"

And what? How does that change the ability of the guy on the 3rd floor to be able to charge his car in the street?

"EV charging can be added after-the fact without disturbing the actual building"

And where does the car park?

"20% of your parking spots because remember"

What parking spots? What fucking planet do you live on that you think all apartment complexes and inner city homes come with parking other than wherever you can find on street? Go get a clue.

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