Nuclear can be very economical.
Waryle
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Et comment tu continues une politique d'urbanisme si t'es pas réélue ? Sa mesure reste positive, et introduit l'idée qui sera sûrement appliquée à la fois ailleurs, et plus tard à Paris même.
I didn't start with Morrowind but Oblivion so you can't blame nostalgia for my opinion, and I have spent around 50-100h on Daggerfall. Now that your point is invalid, do you want to try something else?
Morrowind has never been a pale shadow of Daggerfall. It's just another take on the RPG genre, and a masterful one.
Of course, it's not a RPG sandbox like Daggerfall was and that might put off the early Elder Scrolls fans, but it's superior to its big brother on numerous accounts : story lines, lore, immersion, quests, etc.
Morrowind is a handcrafted marvel with manually placed details everywhere that make the game fascinating and fun to explore, unlike Daggerfall which was big, but repetitive due to its procedural system.
Bigger screen with a constrained form factor. If you don't need a bigger screen, you're just not the target, but that doesn't mean it's totally useless.
Your notion of "decent" is certainly not the same as 99.99% of the population. Or you live in a very expensive place and have a very specific use of mountain bikes.
Then something is fishy with your install. Maybe something to do with the DNS or the Firefox version you're using, or maybe just Debian.
Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man) aura du mal à retrouver une image d'acteur bankable pour un nouveau style de films.
Oppenheimer?
The most popular sandwich in France is the Jambon-Beurre, which is just butter and ham
Voir l’exemple du Japon qui est un des premiers pays riches où on peut observer cet effet.
Aucun rapport avec le fait qu'ils soient vieux, le repli sur soi et la conservation de leurs traditions ça a toujours été dans leur culture.
And yet, EDF has built the current french nuclear reactor fleet without any subsidies, and made billions of euros of net profit every year for decades, excepted in 2022. It is feasible. Current failures are not inherently tied to the nuclear technology. It's political.
Plain false. Cigéo will work for 100 years for about 25 billions of euros. That's dirt cheap. And you now why it's dirt cheap? Because the entire high level radioactive waste produced by a country like France for 60 years fit in a 16 meters wide cube. And most of it will be re-used in future EPRs.