Lol, folks don’t ‘need’ SUVs. When I was in NYC 2 years back, after not having been there for a few years, I couldn’t believe my eyes. The number of sheer gardensheds on wheels is hilarious. SUVs and ‘trucks’ are an American car manufacturers invention that have little to no basis in real world needs. All of you have been told you need it. That’s something different.

Personally, being from Europe, I’m not sure why we would need a pickup truck. I get it, insane tax reasons somehow are making those monstrosities quite popular in the Netherlands for example, but you never see the beds used.

I’ve been running Tradfri lamps from IKEA for over 5 years now with little issue. But I have them always somewhat dimmed. Not sure if that would make a difference.

When they’re up for renewal, they won’t be replaced with Teslas.

My LG OLED has never seen an internet connection and intend to keep it that way for a very long time: indefinitely.

A lot of importers have bought a lot of stuff to beat the tariffs. Expect Q2 to be a lot weaker.

Every accusation is an admission.

If the current cabinet didn’t consist of totally bought and paid for incompetents, they would have figured out a nice subsidy for EU sourced battery storage.

Thank you!

https://energieopwek.nl/

Can’t seem to figure out how to past a short gif, so here’s a link: https://imgur.com/a/Kzr3lLS

Your opinion is not really appreciated here with the nuclear industry trying to capitalise on the renaissance that seems to be fashionable these days. But I fully agree with your assessment, China is of course building nuclear plants, but have also seen the light in the sense that they are building more renewable generation capacity than all other generation sources combined.

Nuclear will not make a full ‘come back’, literally no one in their right mind is going to invest in 15 year projects when grid connected battery capacity is tripling every 6 months.

This! Lemmy became so much comfortable by using old.lemmy.world, almost all withdrawal symptoms went away.

This is so awesome, I cannot phantom a piece of tech that has stayed working for half a century. Imagine using a TV from 1977, let alone a flying computer powered by a nuclear battery.

Yup, this!