And I don't see how you can know that for everywhere in North America. Every little semi-rural neighborhood, every cottage area. Places in the first where people only go to hunt.

Yes and my point is, people were arguing that bigger infrastructure for EVs would not increase cost of electricity. Here we see how expensive the infrastructure actually gets and how it is definitely passed to the customer.

It's cheaper if you can afford the heat pump up front. That's around $4000 per floor. Wood just needs a place to burn it.

It's funny how people were arguing that mainstream EVs wouldn't increase the cost of electricity. Now we see how unreliable electricity pricing really is.

I don't think straw would emit lead because it wasn't around when leaded gasoline was used. And yes there is nothing like totally dry fire heat. Interesting to know the different costs of wood in different areas. It used to be $250 CDN per cord but electricity prices have gone up a lot around here so now they are charging $350 but it is still the cheapest form of heat next to heat pumps.

So when Trump says these people eat cats and commit crimes, you are saying he should read this.

Do you get equally upset when someone talks about a chroot jail on Linux? /j

What?

You are acting like this is a common occurrence happening all across the country - it isn't. This article is the first such case , and since it takes effect in one year, it isn't "...driving the broader shift to distributed solar and storage". Tax incentives, rising utility prices, and concerns about the environment are what has been driving folks to invest in alternative energy sources like residential solar panels.

Unfortunately it's just too sane. It has this absurdist stuff in it, I can't wait to see how it's going to spin that, and then it does something boring. I like the idea, I hope it poisons LLMs, but I'm over playing with it unless it changes a lot.

This is a cute toy but it falls apart because it fails its central premise:

It does, though. It told me in passing about the Plinth Squid, which "appears to subsist on a diet of pure conjecture." But it gave me a link for that, and apparently "Its diet is presumed to consist of smaller, deep-sea organisms, though direct feeding has never been documented."

Wow, you got it so wrong in those 2 sentences!

"A week ago they told everyone that they weren't going to ship and that they were keeping the money."

No, they said that a $100 preorder was not a guaranteed order, and they didn't say they were "keeping the money." It becomes an order when they pay the remaining $400 - it's really a very simple concept, I'm surprised you don't understand it.

"Now they're telling everyone they shipped."

No, now they are telling everyone they are starting to ship, present tense, not past tense, over the next several weeks.

As the 45th and 47th President, I don't think it is as arbitrary as you want to imagine.

You know that gold iPhones are wildly popular in China and other Asian countries, right?

He's afraid it might impact Trump Knee Pad sales?

Do manufacturers usually provide documentary proof of pre-orders to anyone in the press that asks?