According to Datang Group, the power station can be charged and discharged more than 300 times a year.

Well, nice, but “more than 300 times a year” is definitely a weird goal to define or a weird metric to brag about, right?

I mean, what in it’s desig could be so critical that they wouldn’t just say ‘once daily’ or something.

Does it require maintenance days when no cells are operational?

Yeah, depressing as fuck that we still think economy is profit. And seemingly afraid to redefine it. To redefine our goals. Its time for a new “-ism”

So just to be on the safe side we should have both human and machine slaves and as little task automation as possible, bcs for most intents and purposes the task given to someone else is now automated “to you”.

(Just joking, good post!)

Only if they confirm it can experience consciousness and tremendous amounts of pain will they deploy them on a large scale industrial 24/day meaningless jobs.
The system demands blood.

True, we have really outdone ourselves.

Ok, but thats just not a realistic capitalist evil plot.

They would sell you the DVD and then make you pay a monthly fee.

Im pirating that DVD and imma gonna get trapped in VR on someones Raspberry Pi sever.

I se open sourcing all the things the way out of or beyond capitalism/communism/feudalism, a gateway for people to understand.

Yes, that works too, same principle.

With all these RISC dev boards and laptops Im getting ao much hope & renesanse for the future I haven’t felt in a very long time.

While I understand that ‘runs Debian’ means ‘nothing but core works, this is for devs, not end users’ I really think this could be the global push towards open source hardware & software (with laptops such as these phones are soon to follow).

Not in the corporate cards as of yet, margins too delicious.

Dang.
Hope new medical advancements will keep making your life increasingly easier, and perhaps one day even restore your boot partition wheel.

Not if it’s on a fully encrypted separate disk.

(Obligatorily: ‘Also if you dont have Windows.’)

smaller, cheaper

Just say better.
They are better vehicles and the ad campaigns for ‘bigger, more expensive’ vehicles are finally hitting their stupid wall.

Now lets do SUVs next.

… is this like the time they lowered obesity rates by changing the definition of obesity??

And additionally this time they “help” people(s financial situation burdened by high levels of debt) by letting them get even more indebted? Isn’t the central bank supposed to have a say in this (for purposes of market stability as commercial bank regulator)?
Or is financial score something that persists even after all debts are payed? (That’s dystopian af)

That was a decade+ ago, closer to two.

I’ve always had far more driver issues with Windows.
I have a niche laptop that for mic & speakers doesn’t really have drivers for that exact ID and a close (working) match are ancient, so can’t avoid crackling sounds. No issues out of the box with Linux.

Probably that dude: “The D-Fay defence was a failure, the reinforcements were too far away and so many brave warriors were lost to raiders on small sea boats.”

Can someone knowledgeable here explain this projection in relation to green policies and carbon goals?

I assume they are now (even) less likely to be in form of mandates and we are moving towards ‘capitalism (with a lil stimulus push here and there) will solve the problem it created’?
Tho maybe nuclear energy could also get a little bit more (re)renewed traction?

Also, the whole internet surveillance isn’t going away now, is it?

In the olden days, I would have spent hours to fix it, completely forget everything I’ve done over the course of those several hours and then having to reinstall it bcs I’ve broken something else in those unsuccessful attempts and now dont have the energy to figure out this clusterfuck too.

Ahh, good memories.

Always satanise your inputs.

But never enough piles.