Anders C. Madsen
@corneliusmadsen.dk
Photographer, systems administrator, tech-enthusiast and all-around curious about the world we live in. Married since 1999 and father of three, enjoying life with my family.
Nono - of course not. Don't be ridiculous, that would be downright illegal. Jeez.
No, see, instead you buy some untraceable Bitcoin, and THEN...
No, see, instead you buy some untraceable Bitcoin, and THEN...
September 20, 2025 at 9:26 AM
Nono - of course not. Don't be ridiculous, that would be downright illegal. Jeez.
No, see, instead you buy some untraceable Bitcoin, and THEN...
No, see, instead you buy some untraceable Bitcoin, and THEN...
Der er forskel på om L&F manipulerer en rapport, som de selv har betalt for, og så at anklage Konkurrencestyrelsen for at lade L&F manipulere data i en uafhængig rapport.
Jeg mangler stadig din dokumentation for, at Konkurrencestyrelsen er så korrupt at den manipulation er sket.
Jeg mangler stadig din dokumentation for, at Konkurrencestyrelsen er så korrupt at den manipulation er sket.
August 16, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Der er forskel på om L&F manipulerer en rapport, som de selv har betalt for, og så at anklage Konkurrencestyrelsen for at lade L&F manipulere data i en uafhængig rapport.
Jeg mangler stadig din dokumentation for, at Konkurrencestyrelsen er så korrupt at den manipulation er sket.
Jeg mangler stadig din dokumentation for, at Konkurrencestyrelsen er så korrupt at den manipulation er sket.
Mnjah - nu er det så ikke mig men dig, der har fremsat påstanden, så jeg kan ikke helt se, hvorfor dokumentationskravet skulle ligge hos mig.
August 16, 2025 at 7:58 AM
Mnjah - nu er det så ikke mig men dig, der har fremsat påstanden, så jeg kan ikke helt se, hvorfor dokumentationskravet skulle ligge hos mig.
Ooookay - så Konkurrencestyrelsens tekster bliver dikteret af Landbrug og Fødevarer? Den påstand kræver vist en kende dokumentation.
August 16, 2025 at 7:39 AM
Ooookay - så Konkurrencestyrelsens tekster bliver dikteret af Landbrug og Fødevarer? Den påstand kræver vist en kende dokumentation.
Den må du tage med Konkurrencestyrelsen, ikke landbruget:
"Så sent som i 2024 lavede Konkurrencestyrelsen en rapport om det selvsamme tema. I rapporten fremgik det helt klart, at priserne i Danmark ligger på niveau eller endda under andre EU-lande, når man tager højde for købekraft, afgift og moms"
"Så sent som i 2024 lavede Konkurrencestyrelsen en rapport om det selvsamme tema. I rapporten fremgik det helt klart, at priserne i Danmark ligger på niveau eller endda under andre EU-lande, når man tager højde for købekraft, afgift og moms"
August 16, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Den må du tage med Konkurrencestyrelsen, ikke landbruget:
"Så sent som i 2024 lavede Konkurrencestyrelsen en rapport om det selvsamme tema. I rapporten fremgik det helt klart, at priserne i Danmark ligger på niveau eller endda under andre EU-lande, når man tager højde for købekraft, afgift og moms"
"Så sent som i 2024 lavede Konkurrencestyrelsen en rapport om det selvsamme tema. I rapporten fremgik det helt klart, at priserne i Danmark ligger på niveau eller endda under andre EU-lande, når man tager højde for købekraft, afgift og moms"
Well, they are not wrong, are they?
I get that the U.S. was already deeply involved in the conflict, but a direct attack probably makes U.S. citizens, companies and agencies legitimate targets in the eyes of the Iranian regime and every jihadist you can dig up in the region.
I get that the U.S. was already deeply involved in the conflict, but a direct attack probably makes U.S. citizens, companies and agencies legitimate targets in the eyes of the Iranian regime and every jihadist you can dig up in the region.
June 22, 2025 at 10:27 AM
Well, they are not wrong, are they?
I get that the U.S. was already deeply involved in the conflict, but a direct attack probably makes U.S. citizens, companies and agencies legitimate targets in the eyes of the Iranian regime and every jihadist you can dig up in the region.
I get that the U.S. was already deeply involved in the conflict, but a direct attack probably makes U.S. citizens, companies and agencies legitimate targets in the eyes of the Iranian regime and every jihadist you can dig up in the region.
Love it!
"You and your cage. Watch this..."
😂😂😂
"You and your cage. Watch this..."
😂😂😂
June 7, 2025 at 7:08 AM
Love it!
"You and your cage. Watch this..."
😂😂😂
"You and your cage. Watch this..."
😂😂😂
Nåmen...og?
Seriøst, det er da pissenemt at finde ting, hvor andre mennesker IKKE har gjort det klogeste, man kunne forestille sig, specielt set i bagklogskabens klare lys.
Så kunne det være rigtig interessant at høre, hvad DU mener, der skal gøre fremover?
Seriøst, det er da pissenemt at finde ting, hvor andre mennesker IKKE har gjort det klogeste, man kunne forestille sig, specielt set i bagklogskabens klare lys.
Så kunne det være rigtig interessant at høre, hvad DU mener, der skal gøre fremover?
May 24, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Nåmen...og?
Seriøst, det er da pissenemt at finde ting, hvor andre mennesker IKKE har gjort det klogeste, man kunne forestille sig, specielt set i bagklogskabens klare lys.
Så kunne det være rigtig interessant at høre, hvad DU mener, der skal gøre fremover?
Seriøst, det er da pissenemt at finde ting, hvor andre mennesker IKKE har gjort det klogeste, man kunne forestille sig, specielt set i bagklogskabens klare lys.
Så kunne det være rigtig interessant at høre, hvad DU mener, der skal gøre fremover?
Well, I'll have to give it to Trump - he continues to exceed my expectations. Every time I think to myself, that *THIS* is how disgusting he is able to be, he proves me wrong and set another record.
May 16, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Well, I'll have to give it to Trump - he continues to exceed my expectations. Every time I think to myself, that *THIS* is how disgusting he is able to be, he proves me wrong and set another record.
Mistral tells me that one sqm panels will generate around 1250 kWh per year in Tasmania. The duty-free deck is 2300 sqm.
That is 0.328 MWh per hour on average. The ship has a 40 MWh battery for a 75 minute trip.
Maintenance and wear and tear will likely outweigh the benefits here, I'm afraid.
That is 0.328 MWh per hour on average. The ship has a 40 MWh battery for a 75 minute trip.
Maintenance and wear and tear will likely outweigh the benefits here, I'm afraid.
May 7, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Mistral tells me that one sqm panels will generate around 1250 kWh per year in Tasmania. The duty-free deck is 2300 sqm.
That is 0.328 MWh per hour on average. The ship has a 40 MWh battery for a 75 minute trip.
Maintenance and wear and tear will likely outweigh the benefits here, I'm afraid.
That is 0.328 MWh per hour on average. The ship has a 40 MWh battery for a 75 minute trip.
Maintenance and wear and tear will likely outweigh the benefits here, I'm afraid.
That we agree on. The way I see it, green hydrogen will only overtake fossil fuels as they become less and less available and we get to a point where there actually is some surplus electricity for hydrogen production.
Heck, you may even be right that battery tech wins before we get there. 🙂
Heck, you may even be right that battery tech wins before we get there. 🙂
May 7, 2025 at 4:27 PM
That we agree on. The way I see it, green hydrogen will only overtake fossil fuels as they become less and less available and we get to a point where there actually is some surplus electricity for hydrogen production.
Heck, you may even be right that battery tech wins before we get there. 🙂
Heck, you may even be right that battery tech wins before we get there. 🙂
I know - that is what I was saying. That does not change the fact that there are plenty of places where running cables aren't practically feasible, but fuel can be driven to.
In sub-Saharan Africa many rural areas lack access to electricity. In South Sudan 8.4 % of the population has electricity.
In sub-Saharan Africa many rural areas lack access to electricity. In South Sudan 8.4 % of the population has electricity.
May 7, 2025 at 11:14 AM
I know - that is what I was saying. That does not change the fact that there are plenty of places where running cables aren't practically feasible, but fuel can be driven to.
In sub-Saharan Africa many rural areas lack access to electricity. In South Sudan 8.4 % of the population has electricity.
In sub-Saharan Africa many rural areas lack access to electricity. In South Sudan 8.4 % of the population has electricity.
Ehhh - what? They don't have oil wells where they use the fuel, the same would be true for H2. Produce it and move it in tankers. Yes, it is inefficient compared to diesel, but that is beyond the point.
And this is not about cost. There are many places in this world where 1MW is a pipe dream.
And this is not about cost. There are many places in this world where 1MW is a pipe dream.
May 7, 2025 at 11:06 AM
Ehhh - what? They don't have oil wells where they use the fuel, the same would be true for H2. Produce it and move it in tankers. Yes, it is inefficient compared to diesel, but that is beyond the point.
And this is not about cost. There are many places in this world where 1MW is a pipe dream.
And this is not about cost. There are many places in this world where 1MW is a pipe dream.
- and yeah, hydrogen is going to be expensive no matter what. The "we will use surplus electricity" is not coming for a very long time - rising demands for electricity will see to that.
May 7, 2025 at 9:30 AM
- and yeah, hydrogen is going to be expensive no matter what. The "we will use surplus electricity" is not coming for a very long time - rising demands for electricity will see to that.
I definitely agree that for many countries, that is what will happen. However, I can easily see parts of the world where having an electrical infrastructure capable of supporting 1MW chargers is not something that will happen in decades from now - either for financial or practical reasons.
May 7, 2025 at 9:28 AM
I definitely agree that for many countries, that is what will happen. However, I can easily see parts of the world where having an electrical infrastructure capable of supporting 1MW chargers is not something that will happen in decades from now - either for financial or practical reasons.
In all fairness they are talking about long-haul trucks, and here there may be a better market for hydrogen in some countries.
Waiting overnight for your EV to recharge on a 7 kW charger in the middle of nowhere? - could be OK.
Waiting three days for your truck to do the same? - probably not.
Waiting overnight for your EV to recharge on a 7 kW charger in the middle of nowhere? - could be OK.
Waiting three days for your truck to do the same? - probably not.
May 7, 2025 at 9:12 AM
In all fairness they are talking about long-haul trucks, and here there may be a better market for hydrogen in some countries.
Waiting overnight for your EV to recharge on a 7 kW charger in the middle of nowhere? - could be OK.
Waiting three days for your truck to do the same? - probably not.
Waiting overnight for your EV to recharge on a 7 kW charger in the middle of nowhere? - could be OK.
Waiting three days for your truck to do the same? - probably not.
No, it is not. Building a single structure close to existing natural gas pipelines (which is what have been done in Germany) is vastly different from upgrading and entire infrastructure and replacing industrial equipment with electrical counterparts.
Look, idealism is good. Lala-land? - not good.
Look, idealism is good. Lala-land? - not good.
May 7, 2025 at 8:54 AM
No, it is not. Building a single structure close to existing natural gas pipelines (which is what have been done in Germany) is vastly different from upgrading and entire infrastructure and replacing industrial equipment with electrical counterparts.
Look, idealism is good. Lala-land? - not good.
Look, idealism is good. Lala-land? - not good.
I'm not talking about costs at all - I am talking about practical issues.
Infrastructure does not materialize out of thin air from day to day, and we do not have the power generation, storage capacity, power distribution capacity or electrical industrial equipment yet.
Those are the hard facts.
Infrastructure does not materialize out of thin air from day to day, and we do not have the power generation, storage capacity, power distribution capacity or electrical industrial equipment yet.
Those are the hard facts.
May 7, 2025 at 8:17 AM
I'm not talking about costs at all - I am talking about practical issues.
Infrastructure does not materialize out of thin air from day to day, and we do not have the power generation, storage capacity, power distribution capacity or electrical industrial equipment yet.
Those are the hard facts.
Infrastructure does not materialize out of thin air from day to day, and we do not have the power generation, storage capacity, power distribution capacity or electrical industrial equipment yet.
Those are the hard facts.
That little "just need" is a huge showstopper - we simply do not have the infrastructure for a complete electrification yet, and there is nothing "just need" about migrating all industrial production systems away from gas - it's a huge undertaking. We can't work without gas yet.
May 7, 2025 at 6:09 AM
That little "just need" is a huge showstopper - we simply do not have the infrastructure for a complete electrification yet, and there is nothing "just need" about migrating all industrial production systems away from gas - it's a huge undertaking. We can't work without gas yet.
That is when you fire up those biomethane powered generators.
"In 2023 the share of biomethane in the Danish gas system reached almost 40 pct. and by 2030 Danish gas consumption is expected to be 100 pct. green."
ens.dk/en/energy-so...
"In 2023 the share of biomethane in the Danish gas system reached almost 40 pct. and by 2030 Danish gas consumption is expected to be 100 pct. green."
ens.dk/en/energy-so...
Biogas in Denmark
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April 26, 2025 at 2:39 PM
That is when you fire up those biomethane powered generators.
"In 2023 the share of biomethane in the Danish gas system reached almost 40 pct. and by 2030 Danish gas consumption is expected to be 100 pct. green."
ens.dk/en/energy-so...
"In 2023 the share of biomethane in the Danish gas system reached almost 40 pct. and by 2030 Danish gas consumption is expected to be 100 pct. green."
ens.dk/en/energy-so...
You don't make up fines depending on whether you like the offender or not. That is not the law.
Even for Meta and Apple, this is not pocket change and they fully well understand that repeat offences will both be easier to fine and that the fine will be on a whole different level the second time.
Even for Meta and Apple, this is not pocket change and they fully well understand that repeat offences will both be easier to fine and that the fine will be on a whole different level the second time.
April 24, 2025 at 1:35 PM
You don't make up fines depending on whether you like the offender or not. That is not the law.
Even for Meta and Apple, this is not pocket change and they fully well understand that repeat offences will both be easier to fine and that the fine will be on a whole different level the second time.
Even for Meta and Apple, this is not pocket change and they fully well understand that repeat offences will both be easier to fine and that the fine will be on a whole different level the second time.
Fox/OAN/Nemsmax is freedom? Or do I misunderstand your point?
April 24, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Fox/OAN/Nemsmax is freedom? Or do I misunderstand your point?
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Please. There are 470 million citizens in the EU. We have a tradition for supporting free trade across the world in most cases, but don't mistake openness for a lack of combativeness. You push us? - we push back.
Please. There are 470 million citizens in the EU. We have a tradition for supporting free trade across the world in most cases, but don't mistake openness for a lack of combativeness. You push us? - we push back.
April 24, 2025 at 12:07 PM
4)
Please. There are 470 million citizens in the EU. We have a tradition for supporting free trade across the world in most cases, but don't mistake openness for a lack of combativeness. You push us? - we push back.
Please. There are 470 million citizens in the EU. We have a tradition for supporting free trade across the world in most cases, but don't mistake openness for a lack of combativeness. You push us? - we push back.