ElHexo [comrade/them]

Australia has huge reserves of rare earths.

Australia also has huge reserves of cobalt too, but it’s cheaper to fuck up the DRC with violence and pollution, force kids to mine it and then write articles hand wringing about the ~ moral implications of modernity ~ without mentioning there are viable alternatives.

South Korea mostly burns it or turns it into fuel (to be burned later)

How so?

Own an idea for 14 years, own a person for life

The starting salary for teachers is $85,000 and the for a top of the scale teacher it’s $122,100 (~$80k in yank dollars).

The rusted-on people are still an issue

Blade and sorcery with one of the popular mods, set health to low and dismemberment to high

Maybe tweak the neck snapping a bit

At least some Dutch food integrated the spices (Speculaas), the Brits have no excuse

no investigation, no right to speak?

no investigation no, right to speak!

This post reminded me to give up and close my tabs. 1378 tabs closed.

Libs: I support Taiwan because China is bad

Leftists: do you support the 11 dash line then?

Libs: ???

And the latest in cheat devices

Brake dust is bad but tire dust is the real issue

Emissions Analytics has found that adding 1,000 pounds to a midsize vehicle increased tire wear by about 20 percent, and also that Tesla’s Model Y generated 26 percent more tire pollution than a similar Kia hybrid. EVs’ more aggressive torque, which translates into faster acceleration, is another factor that creates more tire particulate mile for mile compared to similar internal combustion engine cars.

The numbers of votes cast will be pretty grim

Maybe CFLs, but a single incandescent bulb easily takes 60-100 watts. Assuming ten 60w bulbs in the house, that’s 14 kilowatts a day.

Torx exists

Crying is a natural and healthy response - it’s something to accept while your body catches up.

S&P Global Mobility attributes the struggle for EV loyalty to three main factors: pricing, infrastructure, and range.

I get pretty much all my books from myanonymous, mobilise and the library