Every time they purposefully ommit crucial info like this it means it's a complete showstopper.
IMO you shouldn't decrease your quality of life for the idea. It's better to push politicians into spending your tax money on green infrastructure
Saudis could turn their country into an industrial power house with dirt cheap energy, but they're spending their wealth on skyscrappers instead...
Additinal bonus: Since both EU and China are shifting away from fossil fuels, this will fuck Russia forever
Cool, when is that going to start happening?
Apparently right now https://www.euronews.com/green/2024/05/08/a-major-turning-point-more-than-30-of-worlds-energy-now-comes-from-renewables-report-revea
Early 1st gen ryzens segfaulted under certain workloads (particularly during compilations)
So it's not like AMD is stellar that regard. Everyone has a faulty product occasionally.
But AFAIK AMD didn't deny RMAs
We aren't. These two chemistries are going to coexist side by side
This is the effort of many people pushing for more development in green energy until it was able to be produced at a cost efficient way
I think this oversimplifies it a lot. There were a lot of different actors involved - I'm sure a lot of development was coming both from the semiconductor industry, and from state funded research, but in the end, the greed machine (aka capitalism) takes care of further researching and scaling it to the global level.
Also it's not like there wasn't any money in that business years ago - even back then solar was commonly used as a remote power source in mobile applications (calculators, camping and so on). Also NASA, but this was purely state funded
Except numbers aren't confirming that theory Look at Wikipedia article about growth of photovoltaics https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Growth_of_photovoltaics
Solar power is booming world wide, consistently since many years. At >20% annual expansion rate, the exponential growth will start putting a dent on fossil within few years.
This is a horrible setup - even minor shade can disproportinally affect the power output.
They should get rid of the plants growing around the panels
I mean, for many, even small fee would be a showstopper. This is the biggest issue here - people shitpost a lot for better or worse, because it's free.
Paid model would probably not work for meme boards, but it might work for large technical communities
If you want distro for games use Manjaro KDE (warning, rolling distro with huge updates!). I hear good things about Fedora too
Also install steam from your distro repository- don't download it from steam page
If we put real money in it, it would be devastating
I mean users should pay. Rewarding users with money would be suicidal for any social media.
Thats horribly confusing. What's the point of non members being able to vote? Sounds like this is just another type of membership which isn't officially called a membership
Well, you probably also don't like working for free. Involving money and attaching price to every post is at least some solution to the problem.
Besides this could be done without crypto - any type money should be equally suitable (at least in theory)
Then it should not be "registered republican voter" - it should be "Republican party member"
Somone tries whitewash the party in that article
I think that in the future there should be a social media where you pay few cents for every post, and mods collect the fees for their work
Because of very high GDP per capita. It's another discussion whether GDP is a reliable measure of economy output.
registered Republican voter
WTF does that even mean? Voting during elections is anonymous, isn't it?
