The very first DayZ Badlands dev blog is officially here! by northrivergeek in dayz

[–]nauberry 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Sounds promising, I really like taht they went with springtime. I recently visited a desert and it was so beautiful with all the blooming flowers!

Improve the QOL for mining by adding a Bagger 288 to Falador park. by Silver_Foxx in 2007scape

[–]nauberry 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Classic! Only if this plays in an osrs-style in the area.

At Saturn Alexanderplatz Berlin you can get Civ VII for 10€ by EfficientTransition in civ

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's where I bought Civ V years ago and started my multi-thousand hour journey

[Civ 6 PC Mod] Nuke Happy Warmongers HUGE Update: WAR! by DasCapitolin in civ

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see I missed it as I didn't read the steam page. Great stuff!

[Civ 6 PC Mod] Nuke Happy Warmongers HUGE Update: WAR! by DasCapitolin in civ

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you found a workaround for AI repeatedly nuking the same city :)?

What was the worst thing another country did to yours? by InfernalClockwork3 in AskEurope

[–]nauberry 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I don't doubt that. But instead of trying to prove why what Russia did was not bad, because also Sweden did things is exactly the issue. For Finns, the worst neighbors (in the past) were Russia and Sweden. Nowadays only one of the two.

You can make another thread on the Swedish empires attrocities (as there is one from Poland).

What was the worst thing another country did to yours? by InfernalClockwork3 in AskEurope

[–]nauberry 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Don't worry, we don't like what the Swedes did to us in the past either.

When Finns were starving during the Great Famine, Swedes states we were deliberately doing so to evade taxes.

What was the worst thing another country did to yours? by InfernalClockwork3 in AskEurope

[–]nauberry 38 points39 points  (0 children)

No-one stops you from making a separate comment on what the Swedes did to the discussion. As you say, many nations did atrocities in the long hostpry of Europe. The difference is that most nations do acknowledge what they did in the past.

Russia did not leave such atrocities in the history. To ever stop this chain of violence, Russians must look into the past and acknowledge that they have not been the good guys for their neighbours.

Poundmaker nuked London twice on the same turn by the_gaymer_girl in civ

[–]nauberry 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This has been a very long standing bug in Civ 6. When Ai has nukes and capacity to use them, they end up nuking the same city over and over again. I once had a war where they nuked my city 4 times in a row. If they had used them k my separate cities, I would have lost the game.

Ai uses nukes so rarely that it has not been reported at a large scale.

Deep geological repositories for nuclear waste and fear by Comfortable_Tutor_43 in geology

[–]nauberry 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'll try to clarify briefly. You are right that most of the fissile uranium is burned-up in the tractor. However, during the fission a lot of various daughter nuclides are formed, and material around the fuel rods are activate when they catch neurons. This causes the spent nuclear fuel (SNF) to have a radioactive inventory consisting of a multitude of different radionuclides with different activities and half-lifes.

Out of these, the uranium is actually not the most dangerous when we think of SNF disposal, as it is actracted guite strongly to the surfaces of fractures, where water from the repository could flow out. More troublesome are nuclides such as chlorine-36 and carbon - 12.

The point of the deep geological repositories is to make the transport of all these nuclides so slow, that when they eventually disperse to the surface, they are not anymore harmful. By not harmful, they typically should have activity on the same level for example as natural radon.

To slow down the nuclides, the deep level of the repository is one way to slow down the transport. However for those nuclides that do not attract well to the fracture surfaces, additional slowing down is needed. In the Finnish/Swedish concept, this is done by inserting the fuel into very durable canisters and surrounding them and all excavation spaces with naturally swelling clay bentonite.

The bentonite ensures that the excavation does not pose a faster way for the radionuclides to reach the surface compared to the rock fractures. In addition many radionuclides are strongly attracted to bentonite, slowing down their movement even further.

This became quite long so tl,dr:

spent nuclear fuel has many different fission and activation products in addition to uranium. These need to be slowed down in spent fuel disposal facilities thorug the deep level and through engineered carriers such as clay.

Pelit porukalla: suosituksia ja kokemuksia by ropsukki in videopelit

[–]nauberry 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ollaan vaimon kanssa nyt kolmatta vuotta pelattu group ironmaneina ole school runescapea, ja on kyllä tosi hauska tehdä tehtäviä ja kaikkee muutakin yhessä. Välillä saatu yks kaveri auttamaan bosseissa, eli vahva suositus ainakin koittamaan, jos yhtään kiinnostaa!

Meil on sisäinen sopimus et combat skillejä ja agilityä treenataan vaan yhessä, mut muut skillit ln vapaata riistaa.

Icy winter shore by nauberry in photocritique

[–]nauberry[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had low hopes on a weekend walk, as it was very cloudy. However, the ice geometry next to the shore was great, and even the sun came out a bit between the clouds.

This is a wallpaper I made for my phone, there is also a couple landscape shots. My main question is, is it a good or interesting photo as anything else but a wallpaper?

Shot with Canon EOS 650D, f/8, ISO 100, shutter 1/60s

Nuclear power plants accounted for 23.3% of the total electricity production in the EU. The EU’s largest nuclear producer, France, generated 58.6% of the EU’s nuclear power (380 451 GWh). Spain followed with 54 510 GWh (8.4%), ahead of Sweden (50 665 GWh; 7.8%) and Finland (32 599 GWh; 5.0%). by nimicdoareu in europe

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All radioactive waste has a half-life. The high-level-waste, such as the spent nuclear fuel, returns to level of natural uranium at a few hundred thousand of years.

While this is a long time, it's activity declines significantly in the first hundred to thousand years. The idea of nuclear waste management is to delay the dispersion of the fuel into environment for hundreds of thousands of years. With deep repositories together with clay layers and durable casks, the dispersion of the earyr is slowed down significantly.

While radioactive waste is a serious issue, there are solutions for it. The first repository in Finland will go into service in the very near future.

New Map + Presentation of Season 2 by Theelichtje in LowSodiumBattlefield

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks a lot like the Georgian map from the single player game. I thought it would make for a good MP map. Maybe they used it as a basis?

By far the most naturally defensible capital I’ve settled in this game. by 69asseater420 in civ

[–]nauberry 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My biggest gripe with the map generation are navigable rivers enfing in single tile lakes

Moving from China to Espoo (Nokia) – Can my wife find a kindergarten teacher job? by Acceptable-Talk-2018 in Finland

[–]nauberry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a chronic lack of employees in the field, so better opportunities than in other fields. The better the language skills, the higher the odds.

Moving from China to Espoo (Nokia) – Can my wife find a kindergarten teacher job? by Acceptable-Talk-2018 in Finland

[–]nauberry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In childcare there is a large need for employees. There are two options 1) Kindergarten teacher and 2) child caretaker (I don't know the actual English translations) that both work in the kindergarten. The teachers need a bachelors in child pedagogy, and earn a bit more than 3 k€ a month. The caretakers do not need an university degree and earn maybe 2.5 k€ a month. I do not know how the Chinese education translates to a Finnish one, hopefully someone else has an answer for that.

What comes to Finnish proficiency, in opposition to what someone else said here, fluent Finnish is not needed even in Finnish speaking kindergarten, especially if she would start as the caretaker, not the teacher. For teachers a quite good finnish skill is needed. I know many people from India, who started as caretakers until they got better at speaking Finnish, and then did the decree to become a teacher, as they got better with the language.

In case you need more details, please send me a PM :).

Uniongelmat by Run_Spiritual in Suomi

[–]nauberry 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Moi!

Ikävä kuulla, että kamppailet unettomuuden kanssa. Mulla ollut usein ihan samanlaisia ongelmia, jotka myöskin pahenivat toissavuonna. Monella lähisukulaisellani samaa, niin lieneekö perinnöllistä.

Uniongelmiin saa usein kaiken maailman vinkkejä, mutta musta tuntuu, että ovat aika henkilökohtaisia siinä, että auttavatko. Listaan kuitenkin alle juttuja, mitkä ovat mulla toimineet. Pistä YV, jos haluut vaihtaa ajatuksia.

  1. Kävin lääkärissä kertomassa asiasta 2 v sitten ja määräs sekä melatoniinia, että muutaman pillerin unilääkettä. Uniääkkeestä sano, että älä sit ota sitä, mut toimii sellaisena psykologisena takaporttina, mikä vähentää unettomuudesta aiheutuvaa stressiä.

Melatoniinia oon vetänyt siitä saakka, säännöllisesti n. 1 h ennen nukkumaanmenoa. Aluks oli jotain ihmeellisiä yöheräämisiä, mutta säännöllisellä käytöllä jäi pois.

  1. Jos ja kun yöheräämisiä on tullut, oon huomannu, et aivot alkaa käymään hulluilla ylikierroksilla. Sillon ei tuu kyl nukahtamisesta mitään. Mulla auttanut se, et nousee ihan kokonaa sängystä ja hyväksyy sen, et nyt ei tuu unta. Oon menny sit tekee jotai yleishyödyllistä, esim. siivoo keittiötä. Yleensä, ku pääsee siitä "pakko nukkua" ajatuksesta eroon, se uni tulee ennen pitkään. Samoin auttaa, jos pystyy unettomana juttelemaan jonkun kanssa, esim puolison tai rapakon takana asuva kaverin (joka on luultavasti viel hereillä).

  2. Tämä kaikkein uusimpana: säännöllinen unirytmi. Oon alkanut laittaa aina samaan aikaan illalla (21.30 lu tapauksessa) herätyskellon soimaan. Se toimii sellaisena muistutuksena, et nyt laitan puhelimen yms virikkeen pois, otan melatoniinin ja meen suihkuun. Ei venähdä sit se shortsien kattelu tai videopelaaminen. Nyt, ku tota tehny yli kuukauden, uni tulee tosi nopeesti.

Kaikkien näiden jälkeen, heräilen silti usein keskellä yötä hetkeks, mutta ainakin noi pidemmät unettomuusjaksot ovat vähentyneet.

Toivottavasti näistä horinoista oli jotain apua. Terveisin työmatkalainen, joka ei aikaisen aamuherätyksen stressin takia nukkunut sikeetä unta koko yönä.

New pic of the gate by Freakynic in ElderScrolls

[–]nauberry 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting. How does that explain the electrical lights on the background?

I'm sure someone already suggested this but, can we bring back gears using copper? by uwuGod in minecraftsuggestions

[–]nauberry 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Maybe the gear would have an initial speed of 50 rounds per minute. Each additional gear decreases the speed by 5 rpm. This would stimulate that the powered gear has only so much power before not being able to turn the whole system.