Actually, it agrees with the global data and shows warming at the anticipated rate per decade (which isn't much in the short term this network has been operating).

https://climatefeedback.org/cl...

Those are your assumptions. A fuse is nothing more that a part that becomes open circuit when exposed to over current. This makes it useful in protection circuits, but that's not the exclusive application - internal fuses have been common in semiconductors for a long time as one time programmable indicators of state.

But... you are just a fancy chat bot. Chat GPT conversations on the topic of AI are more sophisticated than this response.

The only benefit to charging at home is economic. People don't refuel their liquid powered cars at home, so don't expect to charge at home (a luxury).

I know someone with an electric car that doesn't charge at home because she can't. 800v systems are very quick to charge these days, sure the charge points are expensive but still cost less per mile than petrol/diesel.

EV owners in this situation will likely "graze charge" - that is, plug in at every opportunity, EG go shopping, use the charger at the car park to top off to minimise using more expensive fast chargers.

Property prices will be influenced by the luxury of home charging, expectations will change.

All right my man, to prove you're not a bot, please select the squares in this grid which contain sarcasm...

Seriously though, hasn't thought about the fake news and product reviews thing. It is going to get a whole lot harder to figure out what is real.

I've flown these routes and yes you are right, they are also connecting flights from further afield.

This is just an attention-seeker doing it badly. Guaranteed that there are significantly more advanced and effective versions of this in various military organizations worldwide.

It can't be used to fund cars sold outside the US though, can it? There's a huge number of Teslas on UK roads. Can't go for a drive without seeing a number of model 3s and increasingly Ys here.

One small mistake does not make someone illiterate.

One small comment can make you look like a right dick, though.

Units, Slashdot, units. Kelvin?

Not that weird, big businesses have revenue to protect so they paid for a bit of FUD. It's just usually a little less blatent.

Presumably, a valid solution to the 10x10 problem would be to remove ALL the green squares.

"Unlike other economic activities, the bitcoin scheme produces absolutely nothing for all this waste. It is a pure speculative activity of people gambling on the random movements of prices and the only output is simply shuffling numbers around in a computer at insane cost."

Two things, my salary and expenditure are just numbers in a computer.

"insane cost" is also more numbers in computers, big ones that we collectively agree on being big.

Resource consumption, definitely, but if energy was cheap and prolific, the limit would be the cost (more esoteric numbers!) of the technology and its production, and consumption of material resources.

If you liked it then you should've put an iris on it

London is addressing the problem of power distribution:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/...

As other have mentioned, street light conversion is an option if supported by this infrastructure going into place.

In the future, driveways and street parking with access to charging will influence house and rental prices. I'd want somewhere with decent internet access, preferably a home working office, and somewhere to charge my car. If I lived (now) without the latter, or the scope for it, I'd be considering moving before it started cutting into the worth of my house. At least with rented landlords will have the incentive to do something about it if they want to keep tenants in place.