yes
guess that's why they're into appeasing dick taters
Did he turn traitor before or after leaving the agency? It looks pretty bad - like he was trying to overthrow the government and install a Russian asset as dictator. I wonder if he also sold state secrets to America's enemies?
Utilities are publicly owned for a good reason. Your bill would otherwise shoot up sky high the very moment your provider became a monopoly, and utilities are natural monopolies.
Many of our collective bills would go down if we pushed for more public ownership of natural monopolies and let go of the failed conservative dogma that beneficial competition is what happens when there are no rules. Comcast is what happens when there are no rules and natural monopolies are allowed to be privatized.
What, and I can't stress this enough, the fuck?
On paper, they look comparable to Tesla batteries. These new batteries are about half the size of Tesla's, and the test was performed with a charging station that delivered more than twice the power of a typical Supercharger station. Try charging two of them at the speed our current charging infrastructure will support and it'll take about 20 minutes.
What seems to be new and improved is that these batteries can apparently accept more energy from a charging station without overheating, and the rate at which they permanently lose maximum capacity from Level 3 charging is reduced.
I wonder how heavy they are compared to the competition?
hammer is trigger
You gotta wonder WTF the French were thinking when they decided to force people into the sweltering insomnia of 80 degrees indoors at night just for the sake of creating the appearance that climate change is the fault of the dispossessed proletariat running air conditioners to survive global heating, and pretending like the owners of the means of production aren't actually in a position to change how the economy functions.
Fewer births is good news - a solution rather than a problem. There needs to be fewer humans if we're to avoid cooking ourselves and sending other species into extinction. We should all be so lucky as China to have this 'problem'.
The new law will establish an “obligation for the manufacturer to repair common household products ..."
This isn't what "right to repair" typically means. I've only ever heard that phrase used to describe the right of the owner to repair the devices they own themselves and to not be required to bring them to the manufacturer for repair.
holy shit, he fuckin nailed it