Well the first question is what software you NEED to run, then we can figure out hardware.
Well the first question is what software you NEED to run, then we can figure out hardware.
The big companies are ignoring the sector and just plan on buying the most profitable startups that look promising.
So ignore the fortune 1000 entirely and invest in smaller companies that are hiring engineers in chemistry if your goal is to invest effectively in battery technology.
But you are missing the advances in metallurgy (superconducting metals are making great strides), mechanical engineering (flywheel technology is taking advantage of new micro-controlled magnetic bearings) and physics.
well as you can buy solar panels at $0.50/W so a 10W panel can be obtained for $5 and a raspberry pi4 only uses 2.7W while idle and 6.4W when under full load.
I guess a discussion on shared meaning of what it means to die would be needed to understand if not dying as possible future/current/previous state in the universe and directly address your request to change your mind.
foolish of you to think that is a bad thing.
There is no greater hell than immortality.
Really looking forward to seeing this packaged in Guix
Doom stops when people have hope. Teaching people how to climb to a solar punk future is the solution.
We need solar punk political candidates.
in every sense of the word.
Full source code control, nothing included that you don’t ask for, substitutes for those wanting to reduce energy requirements as a collective group.
Oh and can be productively used on a system powered exclusively by a $5 solar panel.
So cut the amount of energy going to the life that produces the oxygen we need to survive…
Well the minimal bars for electronics is:
0 - The repair manual exists and is readily available with full schematics of the item in question.
1 - Replacement parts are available for purchase.
2 - Compatible replacement parts are made by 2 or more 3rd party companies
3 - Designs for replacement parts are available
4 - Local maker space is able to make the needed replacement parts.
If you can’t get level 0, you probably shouldn’t buy it if you expect to keep it working for life.
They may wish to look into Gnu Guix (and possibly nonguix channels depending on their needs)
So effectively light enough that it could run on a raspberry PI 4. Well that would put you under 10W