Every Village thinks it's a wonderful Holiday destination, burying the lines IS costly and inefficient and we pay all for it with interest through the Network Fees.
We have Transmission lines Here too, and it's still a very liveable Environment.
Yes it's NIMBYism
Yes the French Electric System would have collapsed without German Exports Last year (the French Heat with Electricity). It does matter
You mean net exporting Energy to France because their shitty Nuclear Plants didn't Work Last Winter because of Maintenance and Last Summer because it was too hot for them?
However, regional price disparities persist due to weak transmission links between Sweden’s north – home to its vast hydropower resources – and the more industrialised south.
Blaming Germany for their own inaptitude, as you would expect from far right Morons
(To be fair we have the Same Problem in Germany with NIMBYs and Powerlines)
Putler strikes again
Wrong. Annas Archive doesn't Accept Uploads directly themselves (at least <10.000), and they recommend STC too.
To upload academic papers, please also (in addition to Library Genesis) upload to STC Nexus. They are the best shadow library for new papers.
Same
But there are a Lot of people Out there WHO pay 15$ for YouTube Premium, If you can get way better content for that Money elsewhere
Unless they monetize the wanted Features Like Ad-Blocking. 10$/Month for No Ads everywhere is a Deal that many people would probably Take. Sponsorblock, DeArrow, Video Background Player Fix, there are many QoL Improvements that a Browser Company might include to sell a Browser Subscription or likewise
The Reputation comes from people who have never tried it and are looking for an excuse why they don't use it.
It's Not more complicated than E-Mail
You can cancel Billing Agreements in PayPal. It's quite convenient
Then they will Switch to another Browser, or there will be a drop-In replacement for Electron.
It's Not that hard for the developers to Block Chrome then
The new Reactors in France surely produce a Lot of Cheap Energy. Sure the construction alone was only 6x more expensive than planned, but I'm sure it's still a bargain at 20 Billion Euros
https://www.lemonde.fr/les-decodeurs/article/2024/05/09/les-derapages-de-l-epr-de-flamanville-en-graphiques-le-cout-multiplie-par-six-la-duree-du-chantier-par-quatre_5480745_4355771.html
In the UK Hinkley Point C is also a great success with cost overruns amounting to now over 35 Billion Pounds
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/jan/23/hinkley-point-c-could-be-delayed-to-2031-and-cost-up-to-35bn-says-edf