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He’s on thin ice.

Years? If this part of ever actually gets released it’ll last about 6 months before they stop production. It’s massively expensive and completely pointless.

Okay so you tell me what use case there is for an automated battery replacement system. As opposed to just doing it yourself which takes 20 seconds. Especially because when it inevitably breaks you’ll have to do it manually anyway.

All for the low low cost of a mid-range gaming laptop.

Most EVs can now do 200 plus miles on a full charge so I really don’t think range extenders are that necessary (especially when combined with level 3 fast charging). Plus where would you put it? The batteries on an EVs are stored on the undercarriage and they pretty much take up the entirety of the undercarriage, if there was extra space left over you would just put a permanent battery in there.

It doesn’t matter. Facebook are going to do what Facebook are going to do.

But we know for definite that community notes actually do work at dissuading disinformation. So whatever some third-party may or may not do isn’t really relevant. Especially considering we already know they don’t do shit because Facebook is already utter cluster fuck with absolutely no recourse for the truth.

I would also point out that community notices are already better than nothing which is of course the alternative here. Facebook all removing any kind of verification in exchange for user verification which is a lot better than removing verification exchange for nothing. So whether or not use a verification is better is irrelevant. Since no other option is being presented

Have they actually tried a brainwashing machine because I feel like a dedicated device would be more efficient.

I suspect the reason for that was that the pumps used in car ACs are not really very powerful. They were alright for cooling the car down, but for heating heat up in a cold environment you need a fair amount of throughput, they work if you have the throughput, but you need it to be there.

They work by pulling ambient heat out a large part of the outside and dumping it into the small inside. You need many times the contents of the interior to warm up if it’s a cold day outside. Thus you need a lot of air and if you want it to happen in a reasonable time frame you need quite a powerful little motor. The ones on houses are fine because they’re huge anyway.

They think that because community notes are actually fairly good on Twitter. You’d think that they wouldn’t be, but somehow the extremist idiots don’t seem to be able to outshout the sensible majority.

Just go on YouTube and search for community notes.

The account was created last Tuesday, this is its only post with absolutely no comments.

Yeah, obvious spam is obvious.

My cat brings me leaves and pine cones that he’s “killed”. He’s always extremely pleased with himself.

It’s ultimately self-defeating as well because any future AI is going to be polluted by past AI’s garbage content. Making it even harder to develop intelligent AI systems.

That will be why Nick Clegg has ducked out. He may have been a useless politician but at least he knows when to run away, which is better than some of them.

What they mean is they will need to use the amount of energy that you would normally put into air to get it to 31° C, but the helium will only get to 21° C. At no point will the helium actually be 31° C.

Sure when in air. Not so much for underwater or really anywhere where they have to deal with a pressure differential, either positive or negative, where large flat sides are detrimental.

People don’t really want to live in the cities they just want to live where they can get a job. Largely rural communities don’t really have an overabundance of employment opportunities, tend to have crap internet, and most of the properties are already owned by rich people who want a second home, so house prices are completely insane.

They should announce it on the 1st of April and then never talk about it again so people are never actually quite clear on if it was real or not, and then a couple of months later just release it.

People are on Steam more or less all of the time so it would take less than 30 seconds for someone to notice and then they would get free advertising. I mean it’s Valve, so they get free advertising anyway.

I don’t think that’s a particularly hot take. Pretty much everyone thinks that it was good with the minor exception of for a the actors.

Is crypto still really a thing? I thought that scam had sailed.

Hell we’ve had a whole other GPU sink since then.

All the countries are really very close together and the airline industry is just in on it. They’re really just flying around in circles to make it seem like the trip takes a long time. The Atlantic is only about 200 miles across, Europe is basically just over the horizon.

That’s what happened to Amelia Earhart, she found out about it and was going to tell everyone so they had to stop her.

The flat Earth conspiracy theory is really just a false flag operation to make conspiracy theorists look stupid. So that if anyone ever finds out about the close countries conspiracy no one will believe them.

They are called rare Earth elements, but they are not really rare. They are just not well distributed. There should be renamed to Mostly in China elements.

For example magnesite is a rare earth element, yet it’s so abundantly available it’s often sold as a cheap toy.