schroedingershat @ schroedingershat @lemmy.world

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Because digging up ore with lower energy density than coal that spreads heavy metals everywhere is totally safe. /s

When oil barons, Putin, far right grifters, and coal barons are all suddenly spouting the same lines about nuclear it's definitely because they know it's a good way to get rid of fossil fuels /s

So to be consistent with the solar bans due to the Uyghur genocide we should sanction all energy products from Canada now, right?

S5 was both.

Plus you could just use screws and a gasket.

The only reason I ever really need to replace a phone is because the phone isn’t getting updates or the battery is cooked.

This solves both of your problems and means you have to buy a third as many phones.

I think it’s really interesting how people who aren’t familiar with computers never think to themselves, “there has to be a better way to do this.”

Sort of a communal learned helplessness. Years of abusive user interfaces and faceless corporations providing an all or nothing platform instead of modular tools leads to a mindset of "that's just the way it is and I have to deal with it".

The problem is the laundry basket is not one laundry basket, but a series of subtly different ones that are all poorly implemented leaky abstractions layered on top of files.

The 4 will also run calyx.

Still no ToF camera driver, but otherwise solid performance without the google bloat

These ones cool stuff in the short term (and cause acid rain, ozone depletion, famines and long term warming; and there'll probably be a new thing this time around where some countries have reduced solar output).

They also ground planes and cancel road trips.

This volcano might even save us from a blue arctic event for a few extra years, so it could be a wash in terms of climate (although definitely not for europe's ability to feed itself)

Sounds amazing and I hope one gets invented, but there is another solution as well:

You could make the wheels out of steel and run them on a narrow road also made of steel instead of oil byproducts, so they would wear out much slower, and any dust would be similar to naturally ocurring iron oxides (becoming relatively inert once it mixed with mud even if there was still some respiratory risk). It would be better suited to higher speeds and big loads and would compliment the other invention (maybe you could even put the small two wheeled car on the big steel wheeled car). Some kind of self-driving system would also be necessary to keep everyone safe

They're the same picture.

If we correct for toyota falseadvertising range estimates (-10%), assume they mean 90km/h at similar consumption as a model 3 in ideal coditios (around 120Wh/km), and take "a charge" as 10-80% then it needs 90kWh or about half a megawatt.

So still not within current chargers, but well within what a megawatt charger would provide (and there are four standards basically ready to roll out).

Solid state lithium are generally much safer. Keeping them working for more than a few charges is the problem.

MCS and other standards in consideration are all around the 1-3.5MW range.

Most of the absurd luxury/sports EVs output 500kW-1MW at full acceleration (they can only keep this up for 5 minutes though). It's not a huge leap from existing production stuff.

Toyota do have a decade or so unbroken history of promising anything that will slow BEV adoption and then delivering a turd sandwich. Here's hoping it's different this time.

Nah, that'll be 2026-2027 some time. The overall trend takes a decade or so to exceed the smaller scale ~3yr oscillations.

The suggestion that employers didn't start using it to abuse their workers immediately is ludicrous.

These deaths are completely on Abbot and the GOP

There are a few facists further right than Stalin (who was a far right fascist), not just Hitler.

Nothing else happened at all in 2022 that could explain this, and it is definitely the trend. /s

How fucking stupid do you think people are?

...and decreasing the utilisation of their coal fleet to the point where their coal consumption for electricity is flat and set to start decreasing next year.

https://ember-climate.org/insights/research/global-electricity-review-2023/#chapter-6-country-and-region-deep-dives-china

And their renewable energy share is higher than the US (and most of the world) and increasing faster.

Stop whatabouting and fix your own shit.

And like others have said, the rest of the world is at fault too. Germany shut down all of its nuclear plants, which forced them to go heavy into coal. And not just any coal, but lignite which is considered the dirtiest of all types of coal.

That's a weird way of spelling wind and solar

https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE&chartColumnSorting=default&interval=quarter&year=-1