Comment Re:Uh huh... (Score 0) 80
That, plus the likelihood that said Indian workers are pretty unlikely to show up to occupy the corporate offices with purple hair and some bullshit entitled complaint.
That, plus the likelihood that said Indian workers are pretty unlikely to show up to occupy the corporate offices with purple hair and some bullshit entitled complaint.
That's funny, because I am also a ham radio operator and an electrical engineer and I have never once been able to detect any appreciable emissions from an EV, including my EV, in the Amateur bands.
This has fuckall to do with safety and everything to do with making sure boomers can listen to the party talking points on political radio shows, which only exist on AM radio because only AM radio stations are desperate enough to carry them.
Anyone who has been following tech has seen this same sob story for decades. There is always an excuse why they can't find the "right" people. Even when there are recessions and people are being laid off left and right, "We can't find anyone!".
Here's a small idea which could be implemented right now. Get rid of your shitty software which filters out anyone who doesn't have the exact words in their CV that you're looking for. Hire minions to manually review all the resumes and CVs which come in and I can guarantee you'll find the people you need.
Let's be clear, a 700teu vessel is not what most people would think of when they think container ship, it's more like a local parcel truck or delivery van. (Typical ocean container ships today are 12000-25000 teus - 2 teus is roughly a semi truck trailer of cargo.)
It's good news experimentally, certainly, and was likely to first be launched in Asia where waterborne local cargo is a thing. But 5% of the cargo capacity dedicated to battery packs - and likely needing to be changed out roughly every couple of days - doesn't scale much yet.
With all the plastic Temu uses, this will be a long, hard slog.
We are slashdot.
If you're not reporting it in Libraries of Congress or Olympic Swimming Pools, you can fuck right off.
...(but shouldn't be) by the meticulous, nearly atomic-level precision modern commercial systems can manage and deal with massive amounts of data when it comes to TRACKING THE FUCK OUT OF US* but simple stuff like "your 2-year digit code in your ticketing disregards that some people who travel live more than 100 years" never seems to get fixed.
*I mean that literally: when you click on some links, your info goes out on AUCTION to be bid around for which advertising they're going to show you, they have the auction, resolve it, and decide who's sending you what ad in the moments of the page coming up. Meanwhile, copies of everything you do, what you like, where you spend time browsing, even your mouse position while browsing a site is all being hoovered (pun definitely intended....sigh) by at least a half dozen government agencies of your own country, probably a dozen inimical actors, and at least SCORES of commercial services all joining in the ebukkake of selling your data back and forth.
What the hell are you on about?
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