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8mo ago
No, but neither is Greenland.
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standeven
8mo ago
Every time I see homeopathic medicine on the shelves in a pharmacy, I think we’re not taking it far enough.
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9mo ago
I have roof top solar. I have never had to clean or maintain them in any way. Same with my friends who have roof top solar. The worst I’ve heard of is a microinverter failing, which was covered by warranty. My gut response to your post was
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9mo ago
Some provincial grants remain ($5k in BC last time I checked), but yes - Canada can and should do more. Balcony solar seems like such an easy win. Hopefully tariffs get dropped now that we’re talking to China again. And federal Liberals cou
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standeven
9mo ago
Solar panels can also help, as BC gets long sunny days when the reservoirs are low.
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standeven
9mo ago
Shouldn’t job openings always trend upwards with increasing population?
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9mo ago
This. The fossil fuel industry continues to overflow the tub with CO2, but instead of turning off the tap, we keep trying to invent a better sponge. We need carbon taxes, tariffs on high-emitting countries and products, and support for adop
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9mo ago
But cars are useful.
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10mo ago
It's also very recyclable, so big batteries that reach end of life can contribute back to the lithium supply.
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10mo ago
Yes, tons of these in BC. My friend and several neighbours love theirs.
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10mo ago
You just described the new Ramcharger.
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The Apple App Store is down
(developer.apple.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
What would be a legit reason to use these ATMs? A 24% exchange rate loss plus a service fee seems like it would discourage most honest users.
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1y ago
Was the IPO for a hydrogen company by any chance?
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1y ago
There’s no chance nature can adapt at the current rate of change. Eventually the rate will settle down and nature will catch up, but I expect a lot of pain and suffering in the meantime. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi
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ABC Pulls Jimmy Kimmel Off Air for Charlie Kirk Comments After FCC Pressure
(nytimes.com)
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1y ago
If we’re looking at the car and energy industries, I think China has already won.
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1y ago
In my community, those parents occasionally get elected to the school board.
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1y ago
Husband of a hockey mom here. Yes, they do get the performance model. And even the long range dual motor models are silly quick.
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1y ago
I did the same calculation. Gravity energy storage is a joke. Came to similar conclusions when running numbers on hydrogen-powered vehicles. Pumped hydro storage and flywheels are cool but ultimately battery storage, distributed everywhere,
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Rational Ignorance at the Patent Office (2001)
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"Tooth in Eye" Surgery
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
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A decade after losing her sight, a B.C. woman can see again – through her tooth
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1y ago
The real problem: if this technology is viable, it will immediately be attacked with disinformation campaigns (“but it kills dolphins!”), lobbying against it, government red tape, and tariffs. Solar, wind, and storage can solve most of our
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1y ago
I think it’s primarily BC and Ontario. And maybe a French version in Quebec.
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1y ago
archive.is link: https://archive.is/20250709100525/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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Why Americans Can't Buy the Best Electric Car
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1y ago
If you’re using the falling object rule then cap it at an appropriate terminal velocity, maybe 200 km/h.
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1y ago
It probably varies between EV manufacturers, but my Tesla Model 3 has been the easiest vehicle to self maintain that I’ve owned yet. Mostly due to how little maintenance there is, but also because of the completely open and online factory s
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Commit to doing all the maintenance on your car yourself to start getting comfortable with it. Easy jobs to start: -replace cabin air filter -check for even tread wear -top up the wiper fluid -replace the windshield wipers -take off a whee
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