@sufw.me on 🦋. Writes far more emails than code. SAP Mentor Alumni. Coffee. Scotch. Photography. Craft beer. Occasionally also something about SAP

Singapore
Joined August 2007
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Yesterday’s Wordle in 2. That’s gotta be a sign, people.
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ABAPConf 2024 agenda abapconf.org/abapconf2024/#/… 21 sessions, 2 keynotes, 2 languages, 3 channels, 2 locations => 1 day full of ABAP By developers, for developers. Register: eventbrite.com/e/10111480801…
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1. I don't think people realize just how expensive electricity used to be. Real electricity prices are HALF of what they were in 1960. The "good old days" of "cheap coal" is just cheap propaganda.
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Self explanatory
When people complain about the amount of mining (lihtium, copper etc) needed to enable the transition from fossil fuels to batteries... just show them this graph from FutureCrunch Total transition mineral mining needed is 0.186% of the coal, gas, and oil extracted every year
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I better go superviral for this...
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And yet he doesn’t know how to button a jacket… /cc @dieworkwear
Adrian Newey's reported salary at Aston Martin will see him earn £3,434 every hour 💰
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Not sure there's a single chart that better summarizes the relentless improvement of batteries. Costs down over 90%, energy density up ~5X. In just over 20 years. Innovation is incredible. Chart from @RockyMtnInst rmi.org/the-rise-of-batterie…
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Like it or not: Germany’s energy system is fully operational, with more than 50% renewables. And we are shutting down – not building – coal & nuclear plants. Coal will be off the grid by 2038 at the latest. PS: We also don’t eat cats and dogs. #Debate2024
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THIS IS A HUGE ACHIEVEMENT: The EU now generates more electricity from wind and solar than from fossil fuels. Graph from @NatBullard data @EmberClimate
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Wow... CrowdStrike is attempting to take down the mildly insulting parody website ClownStrike[dot]lol for trademark infringement 🤡 It would be awful if this caused a Streisand Effect and everybody went to this website and realized how much this company sucks and then stopped using their Falcon Sensor and then their stock went down more.
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the internet is crazy fast
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Renowned photojournalist and White House photographer “no longer exists” on Twitter after posting an AP picture of Donald Trump
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Defenders of #Ukraine 🇺🇦 and our Freedom 💙💛
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There is a lot happening in the news these days, but it seems like we should be paying a bit more attention to the fact that the world just saw its hottest day on record (in absolute terms), coming on the back of 13 straight record setting months:
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I’ve donated, and you should too if you care about freedom from tyranny, and standing up to bullies who think they can just come and take stuff 💪🇺🇦
My friend's husband is in a mobile air defense 🇺🇦 that urgently needs to upgrade equipment. Their main mission is to combat drones deployed by russia to target infrastructure in Ukraine. EUR 🇪🇺 4fund.com/2xfc6s PLN 🇵🇱 zrzutka.pl/en/snrgtr PayPal: sygyzmundovych 💙💛
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Ok so are we finally going to decide that installing kernel-level rootkits for “security” was a bad idea yet or is your CISO going to be wined and dined at the next RSA into renewing their contract again
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Business stakeholders: If you talk down to your helpdesk/IT people today, you're a bad person (a piece of human excrement). This isn't on them. Go take out your frustration somewhere else. Like on the executives who were told about these consolidation risks but didn't care.
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