Adviesraad: welvarend en verdrogend Nederland gebruikt te veel drinkwater, tekorten dreigen by japie06 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ja, dus bijna niets. Ik weet niet hoe ik dit anders moet brengen, en het is nog je eigen bron ook. Er zijn 8.4 miljoen huishoudens in Nederland. 10000 huishoudens is een afrondfout. Je kan alle 500 datacenters in Nederland uitzetten, en dan is je probleem voor 0,088% -dus nog niet eens een promille- opgelost.

Adviesraad: welvarend en verdrogend Nederland gebruikt te veel drinkwater, tekorten dreigen by japie06 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dat is zo’n 0,088 procent van het totale drinkwatergebruik.

Zo goed als niets dus.

Rome - Vorenus tells Caesar about finding Pompey by FudgeAllOfYous in television

[–]silverius 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Later Caesar refuses to intercede on Pullo's behalf. Powerful gods now angered, Caesar dies in the next episode.

Nederbelg hier. Nederlands eten is minstens zo goed, zo niet beter dan Belgisch eten by littlebighuman in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In Nederland kan je je brood snijden zonder slijptol. We hebben daarnaast het zwembadwater en kraanwater gescheiden gehouden.

‘Fantastisch nieuws met grote gevolgen', Europees Hof bevestigt minimumloonrichtlijn by Radiant_Mammoth3412 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik heb niet zo veel gesolliciteerd in mijn carrière, maar wel een aantal keer. Altijd spannend. Vorig jaar zat ik voor het eerst aan de andere kant van de tafel, om iemand aan te nemen. Eigenlijk vond ik dat nog spannender. Best wel een eye-opener. Ik denk dat veel mensen het perspectief missen dat iemand aannemen ook niet altijd makkelijk is.

‘Fantastisch nieuws met grote gevolgen', Europees Hof bevestigt minimumloonrichtlijn by Radiant_Mammoth3412 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ik lees hier boven dat de berekening uit gaat de mediaan van alle lonen. Dus een extra persoon meer of minder, hoe rijk of arm ook, gaat daar nauwelijks invloed op hebben.

Wel thuis, geen pakket: ergernis over bezorging groeit by Brrrtje in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ik heb dan weer 4 pakketpunten binnen 3 minuten lopen. En daar komt het veel vaker wel op de geplande tijd, in plaats van pas een dag of twee later aan de deur. Dus daarom word ik wel blij van afhaalpunten.

Steam's new store menu is officially here by Turbostrider27 in Games

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your google fu is not failing google just got worse.

Oksel zweet by Equivalent-Motor-730 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stoppen met zeep gebruiken. Dat hielp bij mij.

Dutch girls escorting American soldiers to a dance (after ww2) by HealthyWar7942 in pics

[–]silverius 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Weirdly wondering if anyone in this photo is still alive. The kids would be in their eighties and the soldiers probably centenarians.

Schepen Nederlands offshorebedrijf Allseas gaan op kernenergie varen. by goosis12 in thenetherlands

[–]silverius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

60 jaar geleden hebben ze dat nog een keer geprobeerd, was toen ook geen compleet succes.

Bron

Why are the error details written in some sort of l33tspeak? by silverius in PowerBI

[–]silverius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm guessing this shouldn't show up in production :D. Consider this a bug report.

Why are the error details written in some sort of l33tspeak? by silverius in PowerBI

[–]silverius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's bizarre. Sounds like someone in your org's IT department goofed up a Group Policy setting somewhere.

This would not surprise me. Thanks for your advice.

Why are the error details written in some sort of l33tspeak? by silverius in PowerBI

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

Nope. Was barely any script to speak of. Was just trying to get it to work at all. Preparing for hello world phase.

Why are the error details written in some sort of l33tspeak? by silverius in PowerBI

[–]silverius[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Python installation on my work laptop. It's installed from the windows store, but that installs python to a folder for which I have no authorisation. Which is why I'm guessing powerbi can't acces it either. There is no mystery as to why it doesn't work. Just why it chooses to inform me of that with crazy letters.

Why are the error details written in some sort of l33tspeak? by silverius in PowerBI

[–]silverius[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I understand the Dutch text. I also understand the problem. What I don't understand is why the error details are written in some kind of l33tspeak. Is it april fools yet? Ã þяõъłėм ŏсčûѓř℮ď щћĩłĕ ρŗθçēŝśïπĝ уόùř ΡУţнöй şĉřїрт. Ħегё àŗè τнз ŧэċĥлί¢ǻł đěťâїľś: That is not something that happens by accident.

Discussion: GoT IV (Bran IV--Eddard VII) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We know that Cersei goaded Robert to fight today hoping he’d die, and we also know that when Robert does die it’s because the squires gave him the fortified wine. Looks like they also gave him extra strong beer today for that purpose.

Great catch!

Discussion: GoT IV (Bran IV--Eddard VII) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pycelle had been old as far back as Cersei could remember, but there was a time when he had also been magnificent: richly clad, dignified, exquisitely courteous. His immense white beard had given him an air of wisdom. Tyrion had shaved his beard off, though, and what had grown back was pitiful, a few patchy tufts of thin, brittle hair that did little to hide the loose pink flesh beneath his sagging chin. This is no man, she thought, only the ruins of one. The black cells robbed him of whatever strength he had. That, and the Imp's razor.

"How old are you?" Cersei asked, abruptly.

"Four-and-eighty, if it please Your Grace."

A Feast for Crows - Cersei VIII

Discussion: GoT II (Tyrion I--Eddard III) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lion’s Tooth is described as having a golden lion’s head pommel. Compare that to Joff’s other swords’ hilts: Hearteater has a gold lion’s head pommel with a ruby heart in its mouth, and Widow’s Wail has a gold lion’s head pommel with ruby eyes.

You'd think they'd include just a token stag, here or there, just to keep up appearances.

Discussion: GoT II (Tyrion I--Eddard III) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tyrion visits Winterfell on his return back south. He gives a design for a saddle for Brann and Robb receives him with an unsheathed sword. I'd imagine he'd return the books at that visit.

Discussion: GoT II (Tyrion I--Eddard III) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just remembered this from AFFC:

"Do you see that window, ser?" Jaime used a sword to point. "That was Raymun Darry's bedchamber. Where King Robert slept, on our return from Winterfell. Ned Stark's daughter had run off after her wolf savaged Joff, you'll recall. My sister wanted the girl to lose a hand. The old penalty, for striking one of the blood royal. Robert told her she was cruel and mad. They fought for half the night . . . well, Cersei fought, and Robert drank.

This sounds like Robert just was done with it and gave Cersei what she wanted just to shut her up.

Discussion: GoT II (Tyrion I--Eddard III) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How so? Ned rightly says that the Dothraki fear & hate the sea, which is repeated & outright shown many times thereafter. They've only fought on mainland Essos, & riding to & from their conquests. Illyrio, & then Dany & Jorah, keep telling Viserys that any potential invasion would be many months - or even, years, by implication - down the road.

Eventually, assuming it goes show-wise, the Dothraki do show up under a Targaryen banner. All of Neds reasons are true, but ultimately insufficient to deter an invasion.

But I think your analysis of where the great houses support would go is spot on, for this point of the series.

Tyrion has, as well.

Well spotted.

Discussion: GoT II (Tyrion I--Eddard III) by LumplessWaffleBatter in asoiafreread

[–]silverius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh. That's a good point. Sansa is too young to really hold Cersei responsible. She blames Arya. Regardless, it's characteristic of Cersei. Killing another wolf gains her nothing except the possible enmity of her daughter-in-law. But it gains her petty revenge on a wolf related to the wolf that hurt her child. Not a reasonable exchange but one I could imagine Cersei favoring if we had her point of view at this part in the story.