I use both (CCS & NACS) - Tesla's plug is just way easier to handle and plug in. CCS is very bulky in comparison. I hope NACS wins out, b/c it'll be easier for us all.

This is less of an issue than you might think. Both CCS & NACS (tesla) plugs speak the same language now (CCS won). It's just a matter of the physical plug now and I wouldn't see why chargers couldn't have both in the future.

Said it before, and I'll say it again. Needy drivers cause crashes.

If it leaks, let's just not use it. Electric stoves work great (despite what the "cooking with gas" campaign led us to believe). Heat pumps are great too, especially if you already have air conditioning.

Minor correction: .Net & C# had an eye for cross platform support from the beginning (for example https://docs.microsoft.com/en-...) which is why it's doing so well on Linux today with almost no changes. But point taken, .Net Framework has been Windows centric until .Net Core came out.

This is a good question.

The latest reactor designs have a built-in safety measure to flood the reaction chamber if it gets too hot. Afterwards, the reactor is destroyed.

So if the reactor is used recklessly, the investor loses a very valuable investment and the investors are harmed rather than the public.

There's something wrong with the stats for VB. It jumped up in 2020 apparently. Working in the MS ecosystem, I struggle to believe this.

> ...of giving warehouse workers $15+/hr.
> At some point, prices have to rise as salaries do.
> I may keep it with at $139....that's really pushing my limits right now.

I think you are nearly there realizing that the price, here, has to do with what you're willing to pay, rather than their costs.

As for their costs, Amazon is profitable and they still wanted to do business with $15/hr.

I'm not sure why people are more interested in big company's profits over lots of employees like you and me.

... now if they said they would require a 5% increase each year (basically the same as 100% by 2040), it'd mean something.

That's it. That's all I have to say.

Locking yourself in a gas-only car will be increasingly risky. Personally I'm not putting all my eggs in one basket will gasoline-only cars.

China has also created a lot of coal plants during this time.

I agree (Executive orders are going too far). This exists b/c it's very difficult to pass anything anymore (The filibuster doesn't require a Senator to talk anymore).

There are a number of parallels between now and the end of the Roman Republic (and beginning of the Roman Empire). They had many ways to veto and filibuster legislation that it was nearly impossible to pass anything. ... it's easy to come to the conclusion that if elected officials aren't doing anything - get rid of them.

Hopefully we come up with a different conclusion.

I thought this was sorted - the IDE saves tabs as spaces.

It sounds like people are working in larger teams and organizations.