We’re starting to see proof of concepts in the solid state battery race, but they fall way short of projections. Let’s see what happens when the tech proliferates.
Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.
We’re starting to see proof of concepts in the solid state battery race, but they fall way short of projections. Let’s see what happens when the tech proliferates.
Can’t wait until all those workers move to European based companies.
I just never imagined a world without Ford. But Ford and General Motors have gone out of their way to have that be the outcome.
That’s a crazy prospect given how huge Ford are or at least were in the UK growing up.
Sadly this is what happens on oversized instances. If your goal is to grow, you will foster the worst community spirit. It’s a shame that Blackbeard isn’t giving another instance a chance.
So because Russia doesn’t play by the rules, no one else should?
Doing a git clean
is a dick move.
I didn’t say I wanted to lurk. I’m just saying I find beehaw’s Technology community more to my preference than LW’s
There’s plenty of communities where I have no interest in discussing things with the masses. I like smaller communities with thoughtful posters who care more about the subject matter than being heard. That’s the beauty of Lemmy. Not everything has to be perfect for everyone.
I would like to express my massive thanks for the time and effort you put into making me better at Home Assistant. I truly appreciate it. Thank you from me and everyone in the future that may see this and find it helpful.
Sorry, I hate to be that guy, but since you’re dismissing the opinion of one of the people that designed the first decentralised social media protocol, I’m going to assume it’s because you’re better qualified to make the assessment. Can I ask, what are your qualifications?
Has MBin got a complete API?
Now it makes sense.
If people were to move from ml or support a mirror, I would recommend [email protected] . But moving to world is a terrible idea. Not because of bad admins, moderators or anything similar, but because centralisation is bad.
Why?
I think it’s important to remember that there’s no karma here. Post what you’re interested in and willing to engage in discussion about as a rule of thumb. Also try and stay away from announcements, like "Brand X announces they’ll come out with Car 2000 in 2026 as there’s generally very little info or anything to talk about. There are of course exceptions, but I’m just talking general rule of thumb. If there’s a BYD enthusiast, they’ll of course post it, but it’s fine, because they’ll reply to every comment. The key is to let your posts reflect you. Articles are fine, but people are better.
None of the yous were referring to you specifically three 😂
When I said that I will pass over articles, I meant see articles in my RSS and decide not to post them. I totally understand your frustration and exacerbation and ask for you to have a little patience. I will pin this so the process of posters being more picky about what they post is expedited a little.
This community is for all discussion about electric vehicles. Different posters will have different ideas as to what makes a good post. A lot of the time, I will pass over articles because I’m not particularly interested in any discussion they may spur nor do I think people particularly care. But other posters will have their own ideas. I think as things settle down, we’ll see more personalities come through and everyone will rein themselves in a bit, but they need time to settle in and get comfortable.
While I agree that the government should fund sensible things. We’re not even willing to fund our NHS, we’re not about to fund free transport. So we need to look at practical means to make it fund itself and force the public to change their habits.
How are you planning to pay the train drivers and station staff? I love free transport systems, but they’re never actually free and at least in the UK, there’s so much staked into the system that it’s impossible to just flip a switch, declare it free and expect it to survive.
You’re not wrong, but the legacy of Nokia speaks for itself. Ford, not so much. They didn’t really do much to push the industry forward in the past decade. At least Nokia died doing what it loved, spending too much on research and development. 😂