I thought about this as a child in the 70s.

I can't believe how stupid people are.

We had a swimming pool cover for exactly the same reason.

I haven't had a driver problem for years - until I decided I wanted to use DisplayLink with multiple monitors.

I really don't understand how this isn't a shipping with every distribution, it works fine, but having to recompile every time I update the kernel is a PITA

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We can solve this problem by reducing, not eliminating, our meat consumption.

The fact is that meat animals utilize marginal land that isn't tillable.

Wasting tillable soil to raise food for meat animals is stupid.

... Your right to privacy ends at your doorstep !

You do not have a right to privacy in a public place. You waive many of your rights when you enter into a privately owned building. Hell, you probably waive even more of your rights when you enter into a municipal building.

Indeed !

F = ma is not a "law of physics" it is an equation which quite accurately describes a law under some circumstances.

Not to mention that most of the EU only experiences sub zero C for a few weeks per year.

Combine good building codes, modest heat requirements, and a rapid shift to renewable energy in various forms, I, a European resident, don't worry very much.

... have market fit ?

I suspect not. Several more mature tools already exist in the same market space. You're going to battle against them, and you will lose.

What could possibly go wrong. ?

We already have a solution for reducing CO2 (if you even believe it's a problem).
Stimulate the ocean. This is proven technology that basically results in cheaper seafood with no discernable negative side effects.

... some kind of magic that could generate electricity locally.

We'd be absolutely energy independent if fucking shit-for-brains people hadn't been duped about nuclear power.

Never ?

Like, the efficiency and charge capacity of EVs hasn't improved at all in the last 10 years Never ?

. . . Zuck manned up.

About fucking time.

Sugar has 16kCal per teaspoon.
Unless you are saturating the coffee with sugar, you're not going to come close to 10% of your recommended calories from putting sugar in your coffee. (Ok, if you put 3 teaspoons per coffee and have 4 coffees per day, you get there. That's a lot of coffee, and disgustingly sweet)

Try reducing all the junk food !

. . . an HP printer.

Finally performed a factory reset, then manual update. Problem solved.

. . . Your milk not get used before it expires ?

Surely after that happens to you twice, you buy less milk.

Or, have I totally overestimated the average consumer.

Actually, either Queue or Cue is correct.