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> It likely means selling some of their amortized equipment to buy different equipment. Many run their business with the tools they can afford. Upon inspection
by Proziam 6y ago
> It likely means selling some of their amortized equipment to buy different equipment.
Many run their business with the tools they can afford. Upon inspection, you would find that many such businesses have little to no resale value to lean on to make such an upgrade.
> They've likely had notice for a long time. Especially if they participate in their government.
What percentage of people laborers have the time to actively participate in government? I don't know the answer to this but I suspect it's shockingly small.
- Apocryphon 6y ago> Many run their business with the tools they can afford. Are electric equivalents of the banned gas tools really that much more expensive?
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoThe higher end electric stuff isn't priced exorbitantly compared to the higher end ICE stuff that businesses tend to use. The problem preventing commercial adoption is that if you want commercial user amounts of uninterrupted run time you wind up spending a fortune on batteries.