It only "seems" inaccurate if you don't know the definition of genocide.

Hint: forced relocation == genocide. And Russia has been forcing Ukrainian children to relocate further into Russia for "Russification".

Does that shit count as genocide to you?

If Russia had the ability to "roll tanks into [Kyiv]" why haven't they done that?

Oh, they tried and got their asses kicked. And now they've been in a stalemate for ~2 years.

Your bullshit doesn't intersect with easily observed reality. Go fuck yourself sideways with a garden weasel, Putin shill.

What sort of dumbass argument is this. Yeah, if shoot yourself in the foot it'll hurt. You got me!

If your connection sucks, doesn't mean the offering is bad.

It might surprise the hell out of you, but not everyone lives in a place with a population density of a thousand endpoints on a single node. Or even has a shared medium with all of their neighbors at all.

It might also come as a galloping shock that this solution may not be acceptable to 100% of the market. If you are outside of the target market... well, what is, is.

I appreciate the sentiment, but I don't find ATT, VZ, Comcast, T-Mobile, etc. to be any better at being "good citizens" - your money is going to deplorable assholes regardless of provider, so you may as well pick the best provider for your needs.

Modern email clients and web browsers have automatically translated "Internationalized Domain Names" using Unicode into "punycode" that's a string of ASCII for over a decade.

So you have no answer to the question, which proves your premise is ridiculous.

Thanks for playing.

Have you ever seen a garage with electricity in it?

How do you suppose that gets there?

And apparently your narrow set of data (houses you have seen) corresponds with every house in the world?

What the fuck, bro?

Yes, paying for an electrician's time *once* and taking the extra 5 seconds to plug it in is SUPER inconvenient.

Of all the dumb takes, you might get the blue ribbon on this one.

You do know that the electrical work will continue working with ANY EV for the remainder of the house's existence, including whomever lives there after you?

Jumpin' Jesus.

Yes, it's not at all convenient to take an extra 3 seconds to plug it in inside my garage, away from the elements, and always have a charged battery in the morning.

Dumbass. How those fuel prices treating you?

Sounds to me like we've looped back to policy being the problem.

QED.

Ridiculous. I'm not manufacturing my car, it's already manufactured. I don't need to remanufacture it nightly. This doesn't figure in as anything but a "whatabout" take.

There is nothing saying that EV manufacturers can't also use clean energy to manufacture their products. That's the fucking point - viable alternatives already exist, and stupid arguments like this one is practically the only thing standing in the way.

Why are you deniers such a fan of letting "perfect" be the mortal enemy of "better" ?

As an FYI, if there are campsites that have RV hookups, there are charging stations. Especially if you are talking about a battery pack on a lightweight vehicle like a bike.

My EV has a mobile charger with TT-30 and NEMA 14-50 adapters in the trunk for just such a situation.

Just need to put it in older terms: "When renting the landlord doesn't have your best interests in mind. Use caution because owning is often a better deal than renting."

No one in IT likes them either. Campaigns are a pain to run and unpopular. But if it prevents the organization getting file shares get cryptolockered, an data breach on a C level's email, or prevent an accountant from wiring millions of dollars to foreign country, it's a worth while evil (both which have happened in organizations I have been at).

Just like anything security comes in layers, all of it is a pain and inconvenient.