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UPDATE 2-Air France pilots threaten to extend strike indefinitely

2014-09-18 20:28:06| Airlines - Topix.net

An Air France pilots union warned on Thursday that it could vote to extend a strike "indefinitely" if its demands are not met, as the airline was forced to cancel around 60 percent of its flights for the fourth day. The pilots are carrying out a strike over Air France's plans to expand the low-cost operations of its Transavia brand by setting up foreign bases as it seeks to fight back against fierce competition from budget carriers.

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Nuclear waste is allowed above ground indefinitely

2014-08-30 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

New York Times: As the country struggles to find a place to bury spent nuclear fuel, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has decided that nuclear waste from power plants can be stored above ground in containers that can be maintained and guarded indefinitely. The decision, in a unanimous vote of the commission on Tuesday, means that new nuclear plants can be built and old ones can expand their operations despite the lack of a long-term plan for disposing of the waste. The chairwoman of the commission, who voted...

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Prominent security mailing list Full Disclosure shuts down indefinitely

2014-03-19 20:55:20| InfoWorld: Top News

The popular Full-Disclosure mailing list that has served as a public discussion forum for vulnerability researchers for the past 12 years was suspended indefinitely by its maintainer.

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This is what the death of Moores law looks like: EUV paused indefinitely, 450mm wafers halted, and no path beyond 14nm

2014-03-17 18:50:59| Extremetech

There have been a number of events over the past few weeks that collectively point to serious problems ahead for the semiconductor market and all the players in that space. The entire economic structure that was supposed to support both Intel and the major foundries as they moved to next-generation manufacturing technologies, such as 450mm wafers, extreme ultraviolet lithography, and 20nm CMOS, is on the verge of coming apart.

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