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That’s why just about every technology forum ends up being a consumer board.

Actually, yes. Lifting the weight of a Toyota Camry 2 stories seems reasonable for a day’s worth of energy storage for a house.

I’m not sure how expensive the lift and generator will be, but the weight itself can be anything that’s sufficiently heavy.

You say chemical energy is way easier to store, but is it really easier and cheaper to store the energy needed for a home in a chemical battery?

Couldn’t people say the same shit when regular cars were new and there was an accident?

“That’s why you’ll never see thousands of them going down a highway at 80 miles an hour.” -1920s idiot who needs to get their crystal ball checked.

We don’t have flying cars because technology has not progressed enough to make it economically viable for the masses.

Thanks, Legal Department

Another reason why I have 0 respect for anyone working in legal departments for businesses. They are unnecessary and make things worse to justify their existence.

Restricting your diet and skipping meals is the best way to lose weight.

Laptops are extremely useful. It really doesn’t make sense to avoid them.

I pretty much treat mine as my second brain.

If it’s free software, then anyone can implement the fixes themselves.

Doing so with proprietary software would be illegal.

This it’s why there is nothing “smart” in my house.

Sorry, this is just a funny statement.

Advertising should be illegal.

All the useful idiots wasting their money on this crap are getting exactly what they deserve.

How come we can’t design energy storage that lifts something heavy when there’s excess power, and lets it fall to generate electricity when needed?

Good.

If we’re going to pretend corporations are people, then we should treat them like slaves.

Because Linux is free software, we can implement the fixes ourselves.

Doing so with Windows or Crapple would literally be illegal.

These multi-billion dollar corporations have more than enough resources to provide updates for 15 years.

There’s nothing insane about it, unless you’ve been conditioned to live vicariously through business owners.

Pretty sure Rocky Linux provides updates for 10 years.

It’s not asking too much for multi-billion dollar corporations to provide 15 years of updates.

They have more than enough resources.

I have no sympathy for anyone using microsoft products.

They made their bed, now they get to sleep in it.