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  • Ik weet niet wat realistische cijfers zijn voor geheugen of cores die nodig zijn. Maar als je puur kijkt naar opslag is Strato wellicht ook interessant: 4 cores, 8 GB geheugen en 240 GB opslag voor €10 per maand.

    Wellicht is dat al voldoende.

  • Je aanbieding is aardig bedoelt, maar een NAS op een thuisnetwerk is niet helemaal wat nodig is voor een high traffic community. De performance is dan een beetje alsof je elke email gaat ophalen met de koets.

  • Ik ben het eens dat dit geen doen is zo. Ik weet niet waar de bottleneck precies zit, maar ik vermoed ook wel dat de lol er een beetje af is bij TedvdB. Als er behoefte is aan het opzetten van een breder beheerteam, donaties voor betere server hardware, of wellicht zelfs overdracht, dan is daar best over te praten denk ik. In een andere post zegt TedvdB dat de database nu zo'n 110 GB is. Dat is met enkele donaties per maand (Hetzner vraagt voor een server met 8 dedicated cores, 32GB geheugen en 240 GB opslag een kleine €60 per maand) makkelijk zelf te laten bedruipen door de community. Daarnaast is er ook het sterke vermoeden in diezelfde post dat de load vooral komt door bots die deze community scrapen op content, iets wat is tegen te gaan met bijvoorbeeld Anubis. Die laatste is zeker een easy fix, maar wordt om de een of andere reden niet gedaan.

    Zorgelijk, maar ik wil graag wel meednken aan oplossingen.

  • Dat Anubis ziet er eigenlijk best interessant uit. Ik ga me er eens in verdiepen voor m'n eigen services. Dank!

  • feddit.nl announcements @feddit.nl

    Hoe gaat het ermee?

  • Right, that doesn't help.

  • Thank you for your kind words!

    As for your last question: it appears that the Lemmy developers have no interest in implementing such a feature.

    I never realised this, but apparently Lemmy is, within an ActivityPub fediverse, a walled garden.

  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    My posts are now on Mastodon

  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Orano prioritises Niger employees as financial situation worsens

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/orano-prioritises-niger-employees-as-financial-situation-worsens
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Framatome's ATF reaches new operational milestone

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/framatomes-atf-reaches-new-operational-milestone
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Key Cernavoda 3 and 4 engineering contract signed

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/key-cernavoda-3-and-4-engineering-contract-signed
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Orano starts construction of thorium-228 facility

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/orano-starts-construction-of-thorium-228-facility
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Laurentis to support study on SMR deployment in Poland

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/laurentis-to-support-study-on-smr-deployment-in-poland
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Japan / Blow For Nuclear Programme As Regulator Blocks Tsuruga-2 Restart

    www.nucnet.org /news/blow-for-nuclear-programme-as-regulator-blocks-tsuruga-2-restart-11-4-2024
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Cop29 / IAEA And EBRD Nuclear MOU Aims To ‘Unlock Investments In Low-Carbon Future’

    www.nucnet.org /news/iaea-and-ebrd-nuclear-mou-aims-to-unlock-investments-in-low-carbon-future-11-4-2024
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Preparations for dismantling of Italian steam generators

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/preparations-for-dismantling-of-italian-steam-generators
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Kozloduy new nuclear: Pre-qualification launched for engineering consulting services

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/kozloduy-new-nuclear-pre-qualification-launched-for-engineering-consulting-services
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    China / Cold Testing Completed At Sanao-1 Hualong One Nuclear Plant

    www.nucnet.org /news/cold-testing-completed-at-sanao-1-hualong-one-nuclear-plant-11-4-2024
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Advanced Reactors / Oklo Secures Partnerships For Up To 750 MW Of Power For US Data Centres

    www.nucnet.org /news/oklo-secures-partnerships-for-up-to-750-mw-of-power-for-us-data-centres-11-4-2024
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Veolia aims to recycle copper from wires in decommissioned nuclear plants

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/veolia-develops-way-of-recycling-copper-wires-from-nuclear-power-plants
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Tsuruga 2 non-compliant with safety standards, regulator rules

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/tsuruga-2-non-compliant-with-safety-standards-regulatorrules
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    US development bank considers investing in Polish plant

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/us-development-bank-considers-investing-in-polish-plant
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Nuclear provides jobs boost to Bristol, says EDF Energy

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/nuclear-provides-jobs-boost-to-bristol-says-edf-energy
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    Poland / US Development Finance Corporation Signs Letter Of Intent For $979 Million Nuclear Loan

    www.nucnet.org /news/us-development-finance-corporation-signs-letter-of-intent-for-usd979-million-nuclear-loan-11-3-2024
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    More countries sign declaration to triple nuclear capacity

    www.world-nuclear-news.org /articles/more-countries-sign-declaration-to-triple-nuclear-capacity
  • Nuclear Energy @feddit.nl

    US Roadmap / Biden Unveils Ambitious Plan To Triple Nuclear Capacity As Energy Demand Soars

    www.nucnet.org /news/biden-unveils-ambitious-plan-to-triple-nuclear-capacity-as-energy-demand-soars-11-3-2024
  • Ik weet niet of het per sé EPR's worden hoor. De kans acht ik eigenlijk vrij klein. Maar wie ben ik. Zelfs daarbuiten is het nuttig om samen te werken op supply lines en zo. Polen is ook nieuw voor wat betreft een nucleaire toezichthouder.

  • Correct. In this case it's just shipping the component parts. I guess @KnitWit@lemmy.world was talking about PWR reactors that power these ships, much like the NS Sevmorput.

  • I think they might be referring to cargo like ammonia. What if we have a Beirut incident with a ship with a nuclear reactor? Something to plan ahead for sure.

  • Yucca mountain is a political problem, not a technical one. But sure, if you want examples of good practice, I refer to COVRA in the Netherlands, where I had a tour a few months ago. Very interesting facility. If you want a deep geological repository, there is Onkalo in Finland. I'm not a fan of dedicated DGRs, but since it's around, we might as well use it I guess.

    In my view, should you care, we're not going to put away the spent fuel at all in these DGRs, but recycle them in until we used all of the fuel. At this point there actual waste, should we no longer be able to recycle this, is around 1% of the current 'waste' in volume and consists solely of short lived isotopes remaining radioactive for around 300 years. If you want to bury that, sure, I guess.

    But please, now you tell us more about how fantastic the waste management is of the arsenic mining tailings in China, which are a result of digging for rare Earths to make solar panels. I look forward to it!

  • That's a nice analogy! Don't mind me if I use it in the future 👍

  • Before we can advance the use of solar panel use, the question of waste must be answered. Humans and corporations aren’t known for their responsibility.

    See the double standard? No? I guess not.

    Of any industry, the civilian nuclear industry has been exemplary in dealing with their waste streams, in contrast to all other energy industries. A waste stream that's actually highly recyclable and becomes no longer dangerous (unless you eat it) after just 300 years.

    Nuclear waste is not an actually existing problem, and anyone raising it is employing a delaying tactic for our society moving away from fossil fuels actually killing our planet.

  • Nog update hierover? Outages gebeuren niet vaak, maar we waren ruim een uur (wat ik gemerkt heb) offline. Een mastodon account met status updates zou fijn zijn 🙂

  • Yes, vastly better. You just learned about SL-1 or something?

  • Public ownership would be a great idea, but it would still incur costs in the immediate sense. Things have to be updated and maintained.

  • "The blasting had been planned for 5.30pm but was delayed after a 36-year-old pro-nuclear protester scaled an electricity pylon near the towers in protest at their demolition."

    Andreas Fichtner is now facing a legal battle for this protest. If you want to help out, please consider a donation.

  • Forbidden licorice.

  • Great overview, but I have two notes:

    1. A mention is made of the proliferation risks due to purified plutonium. But no mention is made of the difference between weaponsgrade Pu-239 and useless Pu-240. Pu-240 has the annoying characteristic that it can 'spontaneously' fission, which of course for is highly undesirable in warheads. These are mixed up and hard to separate. This simple fact makes proliferation risks at best a theoretical scenario.
    2. Vitrification of the fission products is explained well, but is still accompanied with the obligatory "hundreds of thousands of years" comment. This is incorrect. After 300 years, these fission products are no longer radiotoxic.
  • Several countries, and I guess Italy is among them, have decommissioning regulation where the old unit first has to 'cool off' for a few decades before the building can be torn down.

    So, to answer of whether it is this or that, I answer: yes.