So, a hospital that can't afford to fly in a specialist is going to purchase a multi-million dollar robot to perform their operations (on pigs)? Sure, Jan
It's very possible to build an eReader with an esp32, but you wouldn't save a lot of money making your own reader. Amazon makes some money on the base model because they are buying 1000s at a time. Part of what you pay for in a Kindle is the fit & finish. It's highly unlikely that you could build a device that would be as watertight as a Paperwhite. The real margin comes from those premium models.
I have a 2012 Toyota 4Runner they could use. We'll just hook up a Mr. Fusion, and it will be just like something custom built for regolith and minimal gravity.
I understand that the AI fees are low, but how did they get a barrister in court for three hours for £400? Is there actually someone out there that is desperate for courtroom experience such that they will take a £100 an hour fee?
Note that this bill has not passed yet, and certainly could be amended to remove the exemption for open licensed OSes in the senate. That said, this seems like it would be a fairly easy thing to add as a compile-time option in systemd, and have it off by default until 1/1/2027.
I sold a car through Carvana at the end of COVID era. Got KBB excellent price from them, and it took less than 30 minutes for them to inspect it, make sure it drove well, and lock it up. Flatbed came a couple hours later and loaded it up. Easy peasy.
The prices they are paying for used cars are not as good as they were 5 years ago.
V2G requires additional and expensive hardware in the consumer's home. If this is intended to help the power grid, are they going to pay $8000 for the bi-directional charger that gets installed, especially for something past the customer's demarc? Until the price gets down to where this is just included with the charger, it seems like a non-starter.