In this post I will discuss the creation of New Europe. I will deal with the following issues:
- Process of ascension into New Europe by candidates
- Distribution of territory into provinces
In this post I will discuss the creation of New Europe. I will deal with the following issues:
Europe is failing. The Greek credit crisis and the current refugee problem underline that the European project is stalling to the point where it is at risk of failing altogether. I think that the solution is the finalisation of the project. In this post I will explain why I think this is the case and how I plan to explain my solution. Continue reading
I just love the ability to just pull up documents and notices without having to start up a computer. The more I think of it, the more I think that the whole ‘paperless’ movement is a sham funded by the IT sector. It is much less robust, unless you spend hundreds or thousans of Euros on proper backups and maintenance of these facilities.
Lately, CPU’s made by intel have been ever more disappointing. Intel has focussed on power rather than performance since it’s broadwell architecture. As a performance user, this means that I have to make some decisions I don’t like. The question boils down to the question: “Do I pick processing power over features, or do I need the features instead?”
Intel’s latests lineup, Skylake, is even more of a disappointment than Haswell-E was. The top base clock frequency has actually gone down and performance per clock isn’t terribly impressive if I look at the reviews.
The same is true for many core CPU’s as well. The TDP is king. IF you want a CPU with more cores, you automatically have to accept a lower max CPU base frequency. There really isn’t a need for this. We had CPU’s with higher TDPs in the past, so there’s no limit for current gen CPU’s if TDP is the problem.
Please Intel, make us something nice and speedy again! (preferably something with a 4.5+GHz base frequency and 6 or 8 cores with ECC support and an unlocked multiplier)
Lately the USA has been mingling in affairs which are not its business, namely the Greek crisis and whether we should allow Greece to stay in the Euro/EU.
Who do they think they are? Do we comment on the Californian debt crisis as well? I don’t think so! It really isn’t their business to comment on our internal affairs. Continue reading
How much environmental damage is incurred from running all those servers which store these emails? Many people have the habits to store emails pretty much indefinitely. At some point the environmental cost runnign the servers would be greater than printing the mails. Also, there is the Energy costs of coal
From what I’ve been hearing, TTIP seems to be a pretty bad deal for the EU. I fail to see why we should enter in an agreement which will cost us more than it will deliver us. This is especially true for IT related matters, such as privacy related matters. It will effectively enforce the more lax US law on the EU. I’m not at all eager to let that happen.
Though I haven’t been veryinspired to write lately.
I’ve found this awesome form over here. I have to admit, it’s quite an in-your-face type of declaration 😛
I got a call from my temp employer if I wanted to work at some place.
Sure I said.
It turns out some people make a big fuss out of almost nothing. Continue reading