k4lk

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by k4lk 8mo ago
I bet it could be president.
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by k4lk 3y ago
It's the same for me.
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by k4lk 5y ago
Marshall for their nukes, one can dream.
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by k4lk 5y ago
Nonsense. We're currently doing nothing, equivalent of no route at all. We have regulations for many other areas - and for good reasons too. Saying there is a playing field is not at all totalitarian, and shouldn't really be seen
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by k4lk 5y ago
It's not an easy answer, but an important discussion to have. In any case, what is made abundantly clear from this information is that Facebook and others like them neither will or can protect the public interest. I like the argument t
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by k4lk 5y ago
It's an unfortunate but inevitable outcome of the attention economys race to the bottom. This area needs better regulation. The best approach is to stay out of technical implementation and focus on what principles companies should adhe
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by k4lk 5y ago
Here is James May driving a Toyota Mirari which is available today: https://youtu.be/v99AthjW78U
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by k4lk 5y ago
I don't think it has left the station per se. I agree we should get as driving battery EV as possible, but at some point the current grid will not sustain more charging stations at the mall through existing cabling. At that point it ma
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by k4lk 5y ago
In Denmark we could split water through hydrolyse whenever there is over-production from windmills. This over-production is something that we currently pay our neighbours to receive. In addition the heat produced can be used as district hea
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Hydrogen fuel cell cars (2020)(bmw.com)
78 points by k4lk 5y ago|204 comments
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by k4lk 7y ago
Add to that when the only directional advice you do get is “Go north-east on <street name>”. It is not very useful if your biking or otherwise not able to see the screen.
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by k4lk 7y ago
I had the opporsite experience at a conference in Australia. I ended up bringing a jacket to wear once we got inside.