Draft Jon Stewart

Thank god*

It's an issue for perovskite cells. "Traditional" silicon cells (which makes up probably 90+% of current installs) last 40+ years.

Tens of thousands of innocents dead? Uh.. No. I would think there were far more effective methods that should have been used.

Remember when Netflix had a million dollar competition to improve their recommendation system by something like 10%? Remember when they had user ratings and reviews? Remember when they threw it all in the fucking trash?

Isn't this the definition of contempt of court?

They already pushed everyone else out years ago. If it was truly the Amazon business model prices would have gone up. If they want to keep subsidizing the transition to clean energy we should take advantage of it.

They have 17 kids.

Kellogg's Cereal is not buying Raytheon Aerospace.

-equivalent headline

I'm literally 100% the opposite. Give me some morels, porcini, lions mane... anything but shiitake.

You uh... want to give a single example of solar panel manufacturing waste that is as deadly as nuclear waste in a thousand years?

Humanity has never built anything that has intentionally lasted 10,000 years, much less 250,000.

It's the height of arrogance to think your society will last a thousand times longer than any in the history of the world.

Zee was zee long before posh English twats decided to say zed.

Source: my ass

How does 16, 14, or 12 AWG tell you anything about ampacity?

Every Logitech mouse I've owned has failed mechanically.

Not anymore. The US switched from a "first-to-invent" system to a "first-to-file." Prior art doesn't matter for shit.

The problem is not complicated. The problem is population. The solution is complicated.

This take is so incredibly ignorant of history and reality I can't even...

Yeah, it's almost impossible to build with bricks in California. (Earthquakes)

They're not organic, and pumped full of plastics and preservatives

Now do cumulative subsidies over the last 80 years. Nuclear had its shot and failed.