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by cure 5y ago
Applying Hanlon's razor... I think it's just a case executive incompetence/severe tunnel vision: Toyota has been in hydrogen lala-land for a good long while now. Now they have some serious catching up to do.
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by cure 5y ago
Well... Tesla have said they are planning to triple the size of the supercharger network over the next two years. Cf. https://electrek.co/2021/10/21/tesla-plans-triple-supercharg... And they did have a 79% ma
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by cure 5y ago
> It might be fun to release a Port of Los Angeles savegame that challenges folks to unhork the port. That would be awesome!
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by cure 5y ago
> For people who are not from the region but are criticizing poaching...maybe you should make sure your own house is clean before throwing stones at others. How many people critiquing this have industrial animal farms in their country, f
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by cure 5y ago
I'll give you the html character thing, that's a bit sloppy. But "far more interested in threatening / filing lawsuits" couldn't be further from the truth. Check out how short the list of past lawsuits is at h
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by cure 5y ago
Competence does not seem to be a core value of these people, we've seen that over and over and over again.
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by cure 5y ago
From TFA: To comply with this important FOSS license, Trump's Group needs to immediately make that Corresponding Source available to all who used the site today while it was live. If they fail to do this within 30 days, their right
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by cure 5y ago
The subject is misleading; the touchscreen is shown in a Buick Reatta.
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by cure 5y ago
I could totally fix it for $49 million. /s
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by cure 5y ago
This. That map explains why so many people people are afraid of nuclear. In 1986 one plant had a major accident, and look at all that contamination across western and northern Europe, thousands of kilometers away. Hundreds of millions of pe
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by cure 5y ago
It may be pragmatic - but politically tough - to keep the nuclear plants open longer, if that can be done safely, and invest heavily in renewables + storage to take all that awful lignite/coal power generation offline. And phase out th
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by cure 5y ago
Presumably the CRS112-8G-4S-IN, though I'm not sure that those SFP cages can do 10 Gigabit...
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by cure 5y ago
Azure is a typical Microsoft product: it doesn't work all that well, but you can get the job done if you just buy more of it (to work around the deficiencies). From a business perspective, this is brilliant . From a technical perspect
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by cure 5y ago
> So it seems that Big Tech is actually taking concrete steps to become carbon zero, and even carbon negative. The article is complaining that they are not spending enough money lobbying for climate legislation. Yes. It is good that they
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by cure 5y ago
The "Chery QQ Ice Cream" has a curb weight of only 743 kg. The lightest Prius seems to be 1,390 kg.
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by cure 5y ago
Yeah the APU2 handles gigabit no problem and the CPU is plenty fast. They have really nice intel NICs, see https://pcengines.ch/apu2.htm . As you say, ships with coreboot. I've been using APU2's for years (and befo
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by cure 5y ago
> Or nuclear. Sad that this isn’t seen as an option any longer. Maybe this statement is just a reflection of what can be done in a reasonable amount of time (a few years)? Planning and building nuclear plants takes an order of magnitude
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by cure 5y ago
From TFA: > By 2025, she foresees demand for around 185 million square feet of advanced substrate manufacturing space against about 145 million square feet built. It's curious that the production capacity for substrate is expressed
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by cure 5y ago
According to that link, "only" 64.1% for BEV (July 2021). Now, it seems they are at 72% for BEV (August 2021).
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by cure 5y ago
I have bought a few System76 laptops, though not this variant - I like to buy the ones that ship with coreboot. As for the price difference: you can buy the base model of the System76 and upgrade ram/disk yourself. This is harder to do
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by cure 5y ago
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." -Albert Einstein. Unfortunately, this is nothing new.
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by cure 5y ago
That's cool, it's good that there is some convergence on a standard. The only unfortunate thing, then, is that Tesla had 79% of the EV market share in the US in 2020 (cf. https://electrek.co/2021/07/14&#x
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by cure 5y ago
> that’s the number #1 job of the CEO. Actually, no, the #1 job of the CEO is "do not run out of money". But, I agree that this CEO sounds like a complete cowboy. Not preparing properly for an investor meeting is ridiculous, an
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by cure 5y ago
> There could easily be a formula of like 10% of annual dues I was on the board of a 10 unit condo building. The annual budget for the association was ~$60k. We had a reserve provision of 10% of dues, plus whatever was leftover in the bu
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by cure 5y ago
Ugh, that's horrible, sorry to hear that. Note that ground ambulances are excluded from the legislation that Congress passed last year, cf. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/22/upshot/ground-ambulanc
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by cure 5y ago
> The unsub link is worthless. I have to log in with the nonexistent account, in order to unsub. Ah, hey, that's the same level of incompetence as British Airways. I'm in the same boat there, but that's why /dev/
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by cure 5y ago
> "two times the total annual world cobalt production, nearly the entire world production of neodymium, three quarters the world’s lithium production and at least half of the world’s copper" [1]. And this is just UK. That repo
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by cure 5y ago
Afaik only in Arkansas have Republicans seen the light and are actually supporting municipal broadband ( https://www.govtech.com/policy/arkansas-opens-the-door-for-m... ). I wonder what made them come to that conclusion,
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by cure 5y ago
None. But it would benefit the big ISPs, so...
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by cure 5y ago
Indeed - the LG NEON-R 365 panels I got two years ago have these specs: * First 5 years : 95% * After 5th year : 0.4% annual degradation * 25 years : 88.4% The NEON-2 380W from this year looks roughly equivalent, and they have these specs:

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