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nyaaaa t1_iy1yegt wrote
Reply to comment by Bananasonfire in Renault's heavy electric trucks are now available to order by Sorin61
The cybertruck is a shitty flatbed jeep, not a truck.
nyaaaa t1_iy1y186 wrote
Reply to comment by aintbroke_dontfixit in Renault's heavy electric trucks are now available to order by Sorin61
These aren't for long distance, these are for grocers type shorter distances.
nyaaaa t1_iy1xnw7 wrote
Reply to comment by Kossimer in Renault's heavy electric trucks are now available to order by Sorin61
How one stupid anti EV shill that can't do math put it
> 50% of lifetime CO2 emissions from an electric car come from the energy used to produce the car. This compares unfavorably with the manufacture of a gasoline-powered car which accounts for 17% of the car’s lifetime CO2 emissions.
> When a new EV appears in the show-room, it has already caused 30,000 pounds of CO2 emissions. Equivalent amount for manufacturing a conventional car is 14,000 pounds.
Which means EV is 60,000 lifetime pounds of CO2 emissions
And gasoline is 82,353 lifetime pounds of CO2 emissions
nyaaaa t1_iy1x1bo wrote
Reply to comment by league_of_chad in Google currently thinks all plants are algae by ayellowsky
Yea, just look at this guy
> Lol I would imagine there are ways to mess with this stuff incognito
nyaaaa t1_iy1ww1z wrote
Reply to comment by tintooth66 in Google currently thinks all plants are algae by ayellowsky
They missed carrots.
nyaaaa t1_iy1wiho wrote
Reply to comment by league_of_chad in Google currently thinks all plants are algae by ayellowsky
Yea, just access google with your incognito login instead of your employee login.
Easy.
nyaaaa t1_iy1wf43 wrote
Reply to comment by personalaccount333 in Covering a cylinder with a magnetic coil triples its energy output in nuclear fusion test by Sorin61
Not having the technology and data.
nyaaaa t1_iy1w7d2 wrote
Reply to comment by league_of_chad in Google currently thinks all plants are algae by ayellowsky
Everyone wants the sweet
> Fucks over employers. Don't employ.
In their resume.
nyaaaa t1_ixvup4p wrote
Reply to comment by man_gomer_lot in Europe wants to harness the power of the sun... from space/The ESA wants to collect solar energy from the cosmos to help the continent meet climate targets by Sorin61
Compare a a laser pointer with the bulb lighting your room. Maybe it can help you understand what the word means.
nyaaaa t1_ixusbq1 wrote
Reply to comment by imjustbrowsing123 in Europe wants to harness the power of the sun... from space/The ESA wants to collect solar energy from the cosmos to help the continent meet climate targets by Sorin61
Your wifi router doesn't use beams.
nyaaaa t1_ixse95s wrote
Reply to comment by wahresschaff in Germany approves welfare reform, extends nuclear power | Germany's upper house of parliament approved measures aimed at helping people hit hard by high energy prices and the high cost of living. The country's nuclear power extension will also take effect immediately. by misana123
nyaaaa t1_ixsdtku wrote
Reply to comment by Diligent-Road-6171 in Germany approves welfare reform, extends nuclear power | Germany's upper house of parliament approved measures aimed at helping people hit hard by high energy prices and the high cost of living. The country's nuclear power extension will also take effect immediately. by misana123
Can't be about how they didn't have any and just started building them when the first ones in other countries were shut down due to age.
No way.
> past 40 years.
Make that 20 at best. More like 15.
nyaaaa t1_ixs2vf4 wrote
Reply to Another game falls to an AI player by Soupjoe5
Top 10% in a public group. Nice headline.
nyaaaa t1_ixnp8br wrote
Reply to comment by wotmate in This mining tractor developed by Caterpillar is completely battery-operated by redhatGizmo
They only need to be charged enough for one trip.
nyaaaa t1_ixnp1f0 wrote
Reply to comment by PlayfulParamedic2626 in This mining tractor developed by Caterpillar is completely battery-operated by redhatGizmo
> never plug in
> recover some energy
Whut?
nyaaaa t1_iw9ke2w wrote
Reply to comment by oauth20 in Android phone owner accidentally finds a way to bypass lock screen by redhatGizmo
Nah, more likely the testers didn't bother with the PUK because they forgot that still exists.
nyaaaa t1_ivzi5qs wrote
Reply to comment by unbuottawa in FTX looks for $9.4 bln in rescue funds, Bahamas freezes some assets by fudge_u
The majority of their assets was a token they made, so... since they aren't worth anything, so is their token going down, so is their assets going down, so is the value of their token going down.
nyaaaa t1_ivjmz0j wrote
Reply to comment by war321321 in Michael Bloomberg announces a new initiative to phase out coal in 25 countries. by Wagamaga
Worshipping good pr moves doesn't move society forward.
nyaaaa t1_ivgazba wrote
Reply to comment by OriginalCompetitive in Michael Bloomberg announces a new initiative to phase out coal in 25 countries. by Wagamaga
> And as your comment shows, it was a largely thankless task. He’s an unsung hero of the environmental movement.
Even according to their own website they did barely anything.
https://www.beyondcarbon.org/timeline/
Guess it worked on you.
I also don't see any significant impact on coal plant retirements beyond what would normally have happened. Good timed PR move.
nyaaaa t1_ivfo3pz wrote
Reply to comment by OriginalCompetitive in Michael Bloomberg announces a new initiative to phase out coal in 25 countries. by Wagamaga
What has he actually done? Provide his overpriced data that he tries to monopolize for free or less and call it helping? While getting a ton of free data in return?
nyaaaa t1_iuiup9g wrote
Reply to TIL that one of the most popular medieval legends about Saint Nicholas of Myra (the original basis for the legend of Santa Claus) involves him magically resurrecting three children who were murdered by an evil butcher and sold as cured meat. by themightyheptagon
So the story goes that he can generate matter out of nothing?
Good thing religion solved all problems long ago.
Oh wait.
nyaaaa t1_iufcfon wrote
Reply to comment by Guac_in_my_rarri in Online age-verification system could create ‘honeypot’ of personal data and pornography-viewing habits, privacy groups warn by Lakerlion
It hurts their favorite fantasy novel. And that's reason enough for them.
nyaaaa t1_iuer7jf wrote
Reply to comment by QwertzOne in U.S. tech giants face pressure from Europe’s telcos to pay for building the internet by thinkB4WeSpeak
To make money.
nyaaaa t1_iuepk5h wrote
Reply to comment by novacham in U.S. tech giants face pressure from Europe’s telcos to pay for building the internet by thinkB4WeSpeak
The only red tape is the monopoly wanting the red tape.
nyaaaa t1_iy2gykl wrote
Reply to comment by Mazcal in Israeli Elbit Systems Reveals New Drone to Be Used in Occupied West Bank by aa-coding
Did you know, when you don't have to spend on something, you have the money you would have needed to spend on that, left to spend on something else?
Weird eh.