are you messing around with your car when you should be focusing on your son?
I shudder to think of what happens when you need to charge your phone from a power bank. Do you drop everything you're holding and shudder uncontrollably at the agonizing effort of installing a plug into a receptacle?
Wasn't there a big electric mining dump truck that never needed to plug in for a charge because it could use the weight of the ore it hauled down a mountain to have enough charge to get back to the top?
A 2.5 ton couple-gear truck from the 1930s slightly famously did that. Not sure if it was ore or not. They also used hub motors and large models like a 2.5 ton had four wheel steering, and they offered optional onboard range extender generators.
You only need to plug your car in daily if you are driving daily. Funnily enough if you plug it in and don't drive it stays plugged in. Otherwise you're already tending it every time you drive.
Indeed. Electric cars are a solution to some of the problems with cars, but not many. The best solution is viable alternatives to driving. I suspect most people don't want to spend time behind the wheel because it's boring and often frustrating, unavailable to kids and many disabled people. Should be unavailable to many of the elderly and it's expensive and you can't drive after a beer.
It says nothing about development - just that 75% of countries have a median income of less than $22k.
What I'm getting at is that using "high" to describe income which is barely enough to live on in those countries is offensive at best. It's not accurate at all.
This in turn incentivizes people to move closer to large cities, closing the vicious loop.
I thought you said the goal was to force everyone to move into cities. But you're saying everyone is moving near cities.
Don't forget towing. They're towing LOTS of shit. So much it seems that there's no room left on their property so they can't charge.
LOL. Woosh. Did you read the next line "See how easy politics is. Now for reality."?
Oh shit apparently not
oops! I plead being a victim of Poe's Law (and also er not reading far enough).
Not really. Do this without providing adequate value and make people not realize that and you may get there.
The market around the super-rich is fundamentally broken and stops working in that region.
There are no plugins in my Firefox installations besides whatever it has out of the box. Do you mean those?
I noticed way back that all the papers were done on laptops and many laptops skimp on refresh cycles to conserve energy, leading to a much higher sensitivity to this type of attack. I tried the test-code on 3 different desktop machines, absolutely no effect. Has anybody by now reproduced the Rowhammer-effect on a regular computer?
I run three browsers (Vivaldi, Brave and Firefox) and I have started to note site-rot on Firefox, i.e. stuff does not work that works on both the others. Yes, I am aware both Vivaldi and Brave are Chromium based. But I have not found effects like that before. Before it was more random one of the three not doing stuff. Now, this may be a problem on the Web-dev side or a browser problem. But it is not a good sign.
That one is not operational. Hence it may or may not run into serious problems when it has been run for a few years with actual high-radiation waste in there.
That crapto is money is nothing but a hallucination. It is not.
You did notice that the switches were back on within 10 seconds, right? What do you think "AI" could do in that time?
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