What part do you find suspicious? I can provide some links and screenshots.

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The average of all estimates are a little above 2.0°C with a ± of 1.5°C or so. And not all these estimates are equally reliable. We can’t just take the average of all predictions thinking that’s the most likely outcome.

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People need to abandon shell. Bicycling is great.

You get a different IP from someone else who uses the VPN, and someone else gets to use yours. Sounds like a win-win to me in terms of both privacy and having an excuse for damning evidence. “Your honor, I assure you that ‘giant horse cock’ and ‘how to make anthrax’ were from someone else on the VPN network.”

Good. With China being the biggest source of co2 emissions in the world, at 28% of global emissions as of 2020, this means that the faster they get their shit together, the longer we have before the doomsday clock ticks midnight.

Don’t worry. The first human is already dead anyway.

As long as you generate the PW with numbers and special characters included, a 14 character password will take over a hundred years to crack.

50 is so unnecessarily large, it closes in on the age of the universe amount of time needed to brute force.

It is when it comes to car batteries because third party car mechanics cannot fix these unless the manufacturing companies share how to, which they’re lobbying very hard to not have to do. (And make these commercials where you get raped in parking lots, to scare people away from third party repair shops)

You are essentially forced to scrap your EV and buy a new one because the manufacturing companies charge you the same price as the entire car to replace the battery that they actually don’t know the full extend of the damage on.

Now, how good for the environment do you think it is to scrap entire cars for possibly a minor issue?

Louis Rossmann makes a ton of great videos addressing the problem with the EV industry and fights for the right to repair in various industries.

I am not against the idea of EVs. I just would not spend my money on one until the right to repair has been enforced on EVs. But also, I do not own a car nor do I have a license because I can rely on public transport where I live, so I probably won’t buy any car in my lifetime.

I’ll start. Not specifically an EV problem so much as manufacturer and distributor problem, but I would appreciate if when I buy a new electric vehicle, I don’t have to pay a subscription service to use features like seat warmers, or essentially pay for a new car if the battery protector cap is slightly bigger than it is supposed to, and be told I’ll be raped in a parking lot if I ask a third party repair shop to fix it, or lose all warranty if I fix it myself.

OK, thinner meaning more power can’t have been intentional. That is indeed very crappy design.

Perhaps the dial was designed and made by a different team or company from the rest of the toaster, and they hadn’t come to a consensus on which way to turn, and they ended up screwing it up, but by the time they noticed they had already mass produced the toasters and dials?

It seems to currently be set at a lower setting. The selected power is indicated by the dot above.

White square = full (power) = hottest

Black square = empty (power) = coldest

The line being wider seems to be an optical illusion due to the black dial covering the lower part, making it look thinner.

Turn it counterclockwise.

In other news: The leading cause of death is dying. Scientists are baffled.