There are a few applications where the soft heat from an incandescent is what is needed more than the light, and now these are banned. Think about warming animal cages for chicks, small mammals, reptiles. Think about toys like Easy Bake oven. I had planned to use them in a home made wood worker drying kiln. Heat lamps in baths and showers.
How about the grain of rice sized bulbs used in model railroads or doll house miniatures. The list goes on. There are also high temp environments where LEDs are not likely to survive like ovens.
Be smarter about who you vote for - elections have consequences.
Aesthetics aside, sourcing enough raw materials for batteries for EVs globally will be a problem. One country has already bought up virtually all the production mines. Also these EV lithium-ion batteries don't work as well in the cold, there is insufficient infrastructure for on-the-road charging, some states like California can't handle the electrical load as it is on hot days after 4pm with solar efficiency wanes without adding 20 million EVs to the mix.
Curiously China is doing something similar. Is this the beginning of the end for Coinbase?
Perhaps a system that has a small file system for dynamic files and document storage for the largely static bulk of files?
I drove for Uber for about 6 months during a rough time I had and worked out the problem described with not getting paid for much of the time or driving, so I quit Uber and did something else.
3500 Calories = 1 Food Pound