You could revoke their corporate charter.

Correct. But the same goes for Bluesky.

I wish they would cite numbers proving this. Usage on another platform does not necessarily indicate an exodus. Bluesky may have seen a jump in users by a million but that only puts it up to 17 million users which is not much compared to Twitter’s 250 million daily users.

I initially read that as 0.11/kWh and was wondering why that was such a big deal since I pay $0.13/kWh. Then I noticed the c.

Regulatory capture is awesome, isn’t it?

They changed the rules under the Tax Cut and Jobs Act and losses can be carried forward indefinitely.

It’s nuts that the decision was that close. Even justices voted to make themselves useless.

mmWave is fine when you are out in the open but anything blocking your view basically kills the signal strength. So things like stadiums and highly trafficked streets are great for it but definitely not in a building.

The mid band 5g I’m on (Mint aka T-Mobile) has little issue hitting 500Mbps here in my house.

Do not use Amazon unless you know exactly what you want. The reviews are almost all fake. What’s annoying is that if you search for review sites on a type of product you do not know much about, they funnel you back to Amazon’s “highly rated” ones and get a kickback of you but the no name garbage. Also annoying is that those words salad companies are all the same manufacturer for the most part. They set up a ton of different names to flood the search results and then throw up a bunch of fake reviews. Some of that shit can be dangerous. Louis Rossman just did a video testung out some highly rated fuses and one of them by Nilight did not blow until 5x its amperage rating. That can easily lead to a fire. He also did one on crimping cables a bit ago that absolutely failed to crimp. Amazon removed his negative review.

Assuming this company is not filled with dumbasses thinking air cooling the battery is a good idea like in the Leaf, the range will likely hold up much better.

A good chunk of that is nuclear which is not cheaper to operate.

No. US Steel is not the largest steel producer in the US. The steel market itself is fairly competitive overall so there is not really any company that has price setting power.

Depends on the country. Some are more protective of industries than others so they will block any foreign companies buying domestic ones.

Is it a good idea? The steel market is pretty competitive and US Steel is far from the leader in the market. They were a monopolistic power 120 years ago but they peaked over 100 years ago and have declined significantly since then.

If this sounds familiar, it’s because something similar happened in March, taking down links and images across timelines for around an hour. Twitter blamed that on an “internal change that had some unintended consequences” before Platformer reported the bug occurred because of a mistake by the site’s single remaining site reliability engineer, who was operating solo after Musk instituted massive layoffs.

https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/13/24000170/x-outage-link-error-message-broken

It was true in March at least.

I mean Twitter currently only has one site reliability engineer so being prepared is clearly not a priority for Musk.

Evernote still exists?

Why would proximity to the equator master for carbon neutrality? Indonesia is able to have both tidal and geothermal energy. They are also a much better spot for solar.

I agree with your first paragraph.

Your second one does not make sense in this context though. Oil companies are the ones pushing carbon capture and sequestration. The US did buy into that bullshit and gave the oil companies billions to work on it. Out of the dozen projects, not one of them was workable. I think only one of them even got past the planning stage because the cost and the amount of carbon sequestered was so bad most of them gave up.

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They could reverse deforestation considering forests used to cover 84% of land and now cover about 50%. That would probably go a long way toward a net zero target.

Or they could buy into oil companies’ bullshit and give them billions to work on something that consistently fails to be an option.