The man has principles

The auto industry does not have a choice. They need batteries and will not get them from European suppliers, as they cannot deliver the same cost and quality AND they need the growing wealthy population there to keep their bottom line up.

Maybe 5-10 years down the line there will be enough forcing of Chinese battery suppliers to open factories in Europe to reverse this, but it is not going to happen soon. Maybe the tarrifs will speed this up, maybe not.

Do the economics of nuclear make sense though? A quick search showed around $5k/kW capacity. That’s $5 billion per GW. Then there’s permit and build times on top of that.

Surely renewables + distributed storage is going to become key?

Is there already extensive precedence of undersea, long distance power distribution? I could imagine the losses would be outrageous at that distance.

Bluetooth and the 2.4 GHz ISM band is not electricity and is highly resilient to moderate noise over short distances. Problems are usually caused by hardware related issues.

I would argue all connected cars have become that. If you’re buying anything newer than 2015, in all likelihood it’s a spyware filled go-kart.

From a business perspective it makes sense in the same way many European teams have shifted their pre-season abroad.

It increases global interest in the league leading to increased revenue, and they get to destroy the planet just that little bit more.

In my opinion, the decay of football to the pure Americab sports franchise system has been rapid in the last years… maybe that’s just my perspective though.

To be fair, this is pretty much the story of any right wing politician too… at least this girl (arguably) didn’t ruin the lives of millions.

Not linked to your identity…

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Identifiers…

This seems contradictory. I’ll avoid them for now, thanks!

I’m curous about these, how is the privacy on the apps? Having my data mined from my lightbulbs is my last consideration against taking the step tbh

What?

Obviously, more plants are needed to combat the destructive USB industry.

The data in this article is based off info from 2022.

The reduction in price appears to have been significantly underestimated in the article linked.

The injury problem won’t go away and with the expansion of the euros, world cup and champions league it will only get worse. I mean Saka hasn’t really had a sustained break in as long as I can remember…

I see this expansion project all as a huge power grab where the bigger teams will horde all the players they can hold on to to have enough star reserves, to cover the almost guaranteed injuries. But maybe I’ll be wrong…

We’re not there yet. To me the obvious would be to explain to them something like browsing the internet is similar to being alone in the world’s biggest city and you cannot always be there to protect them whilst online?

I am definitely over simplifying it, but I feel portraying the message that there are good people, bad people and absolutely abhorrent people, is all you can do to protect kids online. Also that everyone takes a big step to the dark side when they are anonymous because for some reason, watching a train crash is more interesting to us that watching one drive past.

I never really thought about controlling screen times for anything other than to make sure kids’ heads spend some time in reality, do you feel it is an effective or important tool for protection too?

The boy is absolutely ridiculous at what he does. His marketing team on the other hand is not shining the spotlight on him compared to the others in his class.

But maybe this is intentional?

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The paper itself, which is linked in the BBC article, is quite a read too Original Article

Jesus, Merino & Kiwior?

Yeah if we were 2-0 down and Hakimi did that in the box, I’d be spewing!