Well both can be true right?
Real time capabilities but not fundamentally real time. Though for 99.99% of the applications it would not matter as long as your hardware is strong enough.
I can see that for space it would become an issue.

Unless it is a special airport it will most likely not be nuked.
Now I live pretty close to Vorkel in The Netherlands. It is a public "secret" that "our nukes" are stored there.
So in WW III I'm dead anyway lol

No that would not work. In my country the mid-voltage grid is the issue and totally not ready for modern demand.
Locally generated wind & solar actually pulls strain away from that grid!

For years the grid operators were sounding the alarm, but they got ignored.
Long live 30 years of right-wing politics, NOT

Not really environmental issues. Just that the left the locals for decades with the results (earthquakes!) and they are now completely fed up with it.

Fortunately that number is going down, at least for road traffic.
EV cars, more trains and EV trucks.

A big issue that a lot of countries have, including my own, is the lack of transport capacity.
Switching to heat pumps and to EV's has increased efficiency, but also has put a higher strain on the transmission lines.

And enough countries did not upgrade them in time

Like the prime directive of Star Trek?
Being warp capable seems indeed a good threshold.

Big difference to be detectable on the target planet, or detectable light years away when it is spread out.

It is indeed totally possible that we simply missed the radio bursts sent by aliens a long time ago.

Well with the USA turning more hostile every day, the rest of the world effectively only have 1 solution atm (Collabora).
USA services can not be trusted.

While I can understand that feeling for a fun car, it is totally useless for a day-to-day vehicle.
My day-to-day has to bring me comfortable from A to B (commuting) in the lowest cost possible. An EV gives that, a power car does not.

Yeah. One of the reasons why American cars are not wanted in Europe and Asia. Too big, too loud and use too much fuel.

This is more telling how outdated USA's electrical grid is.
Here in Europe we have 1X35 amps 230V or 3X25 amps 230V to our homes.
Plenty of juice to charge EV's

Educate yourself before you make yourself look like a fool. EV's have the battery-pack integrated in the floor. Means most of the weight is is low by the ground and EVENLY distributed.
Cornering in an EV is multiple times better then with an ICE car. They have about 0 motivation to roll over, no matter how fast you go. As long as the tires have grip, you can corner.

And nothing beats instant power response at the moment you press the pedal. Only sport cars like Ferrari's get close.

Adding of the Unix line-endings was useful.