Could easily just charge separate lines on the bill, just like they do for everything else.
1 - $0.0x c/KWh for line maintenance - this charges on both incoming and outgoing power.
2 - $0.xx c/KWh for power usage - this charges only on the incoming side.
3 - $xx flat fee every month for administration of your account.
Charge what things cost and it won’t matter how your use your energy.
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Thank you. This was a well thought out and logical response.
More grid storage means more capacity for renewables.
On one hand, when you put a case on the phone, it’s not as bad.
On the other hand, that’s a lot of real estate for a bigger battery that’s completely wasted.
I don’t mind them making money, but if they’re only pushing products that can make them money, then you can’t trust them.
What if the best product is only sold at Target? Forget it cause they’ll claim a worse product that’s sold on Amazon is #1 cause they get a kickback.
I wish they just didn’t jump on current hypes, like crypto and AI.
Find an article with a review, and there’s a 90% chance it links to an Amazon ref link, or similar.
Which means they completely ignore products that are only sold on other stores.
And they probably don’t even look at the product, half the “top 10 lists” obviously just base the list off of Amazon reviews and SOMETIMES reddit posts.
You really have to search to find decent reviews sites like rtngs or similar.
I always assume that anyway
Why not just write “I can’t make it Tuesday, can you do Wednesday at 2pm?”
Otherwise we just end up in this world.
Ok, telling people to open a command line and TYPE firefox -P is HARD. In chrome you just click the icon in the upper right and select whatever profile you want.
It makes no sense that you have to either open about:profiles then select “launch in new window” or open the command line to start a new profile, makes NO sense at all.
You can open a firefox private window with a keyboard shortcut, but if you want to be logged into two different accounts in two different profiles, you have to go through a minimum of three non-intuitive steps.
Even the extension that adds the profile switching doesn’t work anymore because it’s not maintained.
I use multiple profiles in chrome for my different logged in usages, for some reason Firefox makes it hard to switch profiles.
Do you have an original source on that? #IWantToBelieve
Found it via TheHill - https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4825312-kamala-harris-donald-trump-elon-musk-x-interview-tech-issues/
MX Master Series has a metal scroll wheel. It’s an amazing mouse for my purposes.
Expensive, yes, but I have no doubt it’ll outlast a lot of other mice.
Let’s change the like button on youtube videos into an AI assistant that writes a three page email of thanks to the creator whenever it is pressed.
It probably depends on when you were taught to code, and what language you learned on/most familiar with.
This is exactly how I learned to write psudo code in the 80’s… We were also diagramming our code back then, with a pencil and paper, using a template.
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Kind of like with this thing.
Now I usually do a bit of a hybrid, but it also depends on how complicated the programs are. I’ll do some python/comment-psudo-code.
It doesn’t really matter what the process is, as long as it works for you, and doesn’t interfere with collaborating with anyone you work with.
We don’t have to make everything perfect everywhere before we make improvements to something.
We have more than enough resources to increase availability, and to improve existing connections.
They mean after Crowdstrike gets sold, the new company promises a more rigorous QA, and quietly rebrands it.
I don’t need to log into my computer monitor, why should I log into my VR goggles?
Don’t give them thanks for only half vacuuming your personal privacy, keep bitching until they do it right.
It was the paid blue checkmark for $8 back in 2022.
Kinda old article info without much current stuff except the lawsuit against the ad trade group.