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1 day agoSubscribers are subscribers are subscribers, the total is up so even if they lost some in the US/European market, the rest of the world makes up for it.
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It’s simple really
Is the boss a multimillionaire?
No: No problem
Yes: They’re charging more than they need to
It can’t emulate Reddit as long as tweet length is capped for free users
Just need to waste a ton of energy extracting it then liquifying it then hoping that transport doesn’t face any issues (and I mean, considering our track record with petrol which doesn’t corrode everything it touches I sure as hell wouldn’t worry about it [/s if it wasn’t clear]) and then fill up your personal car that could have simply been powered by electricity from the beginning…
Also, ever heard of energy density? Because hydrogen won’t win prizes on that front!
Tons of experts believe the only way hydrogen based transportation makes sense is by using it to fuel heavy transport right at the source instead of trying to transport it via pipeline.
173·2 days agoOh sorry, 20 buses to cover all the sectors these people are going to then.
Disco Elysium is always free, the devs got fucked and won’t get a cent from sales, everyone should pirate the game.
I resorted to splitting everything because I was burning docks, so now I’ve got four plugs taken on my laptop: a small USBC dock for one HDMI and power, one regular HDMI, one USBC to HDMI and one USBA for a four USBA hub… Which sucks because one USBC is able to handle all my needs, the docks are just shit…
I think very few people realize that it’s VW that built that infrastructure and the fact that major governments didn’t come together to set a charging standard is a separate issue.
Don’t know what people expected from a company being forced to build the infrastructure against their will, they should have had to pay a fine and a State corporation should have been created from that to create charging infrastructure and reap the profit for the government’s coffers.
Yeah, that’s much quicker than just unlocking the door with your fucking key, right?
If someone is locked in your car and you’re the owner you simply use the key and open the door, no need to break anything, except in a Tesla.
Yeah, doesn’t help much in case of actual emergency does it?
That’s for if you’re inside, a mechanical access has to exist on the outside as well, no?
“Should I bring my question over there instead?”
That’s usually what people do so conversations can actually be followed and come in a logical order…
That’s what I like to remind people when they say that reducing emissions on our side isn’t worth it because China is worse… They have a system in place that makes it so they can turn around and make the switch in a year, if we wait for them to really start moving then we’ll end up decades behind them with how everything is complicated and bureaucratic in Europe and North America.
211·15 days agoThe Guardian has reported previously that 1,000 pages of internal documents obtained by freedom of information requests showed that early on in the investigation the province’s department of environment and public health units began eagerly exploring the possibility of environmental causes alongside their federal counterparts. But by mid-2021, New Brunswick appeared to have halted the probe with little explanation.
Yuuup
“A doctor’s hands are always clean!”
That’s when Semmelweiss should have rubbed dog shit on his hands and tried to rub them on these doctors’ face.
Sure but if subscriptions were stagnating before and they’re increasing more than ever, it ends up compensating for the loss of people who used to pay more.