Luxury housing…

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Come on it is not a war, but a special military operation…

I usually would eat at 12:00 and then dinner at 18:00. That often changes, but that would be the norm.

Also hot weather means you eat later. You can see that comparing say Germany and Italy.

There are some other ones as well:

The right just blaims the problems created by the rich on minorities like migrants, trans and homosexuals. That makes them look like they actually care about the people being hurt by the system, however also allows them to gain support from the rich. The rich do onw a lot of the media, which has massive influence on the vote.

The left party also knows this, so they usually do some minor things, which do not change the system too much in the hopes on not being hurt by the rich.

Oh and both parties are deeply corrupt.

Looking at quite a few reactions from other countries, a lot of them seem to want to brain drain the hell out of the US.

In power saving mode it can run between 200 hours on the low side and 500 hours or in some cases even much longer of constant interactive use, not standby.

Okay that is insane.

https://github.com/ericjenott/Evertop

The good part is, that a lot of it is recycled and if you have the necessary skills, then it is possible to DIY them.

That one was about 160,000 USD. They are pretty expensive to built.

A government is not a union.

The rebellion is mostly demographics. We are at a point, where globalization reached most countries. At the same time births are around 138million ± 5milliion since 40 years. China itself even has population decline.

They currently elect leaders to a board of directors using what seems like a more complex system to allow for different groups to have a say in it.

Every $1 invested in resilient infrastructure yields a $4 return in avoided recovery costs, according to case studies published by the World Bank and the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure. FEMA estimates those cost savings can be even higher in the U. S. – and suggests federally funded climate mitigation grants “can save the nation $6 in future disaster costs for every $1 spent on hazard mitigation.”

Just saying.

Also cities change a lot. Only 35% of owner occupied housing in the US is older then 1969. Construction in the US is also an over $2trillion industry, so just changing new construction is a trillion dollar project.

Elon Musk obtained $213billion last year. Given a 40 hour work week, that means the $25million is about 15min of work. I kind of doubt he actually works that long, but I do not want to be too mean.

Yes, but any librarian you might ask for the directory, is going to ask you what you are looking for.

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Batteries loose capacity over time. So “end-of-life batteries” are batteries at the end of their designed lifespan, when the capacity is at a low point.

300km range with end of life batteries and 300km/h cruise speed. With something like that most large islands can be reached from the next mainland and many seas can also be crossed, say the Caspian Sea, Persian Golf, Baltic Sea or the like.