Most countries have rules in place about how many hours a driver is allowed to drive without a break. It’s “after 4,5h, make a 45 min pause” here in Germany, which at 80km/h or 100km/h max for buses gives you a range of 360km - 450km, which is totally fine with current technology. The biggest problem here is that companies are totally ignoring the rules here
I run a small thinclient (HP Mini G400, but those small Lenovos thinkcentres and others also work) in my home. Cost me ~100€ plus a few Euro for a RAM update and a bigger hard drive and now I’m running Proxmox with the help of the Community Scripts:
https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/
It’s quite awesome, to be honest.
It really doesn’t make any sense: A patriotic, nationalist party would want to strenghten their country. The AfD should want to make Germany independent from those pesky russians or those muslim oil dealers. Produce german energy in germany, strenghten the german economy, don’t pay german billions to foreigners. Stop climate change to protect our beautiful german landscape!
But they are doing the opposite: They are rallying against wind & solar, are pushing for russian gas, want gas-guzzeling cars and so on. Which is totally a hint that they were bought by someone whose name starts with P
Axel Springer is totally a right wing press. And Matthias Döpfner, its CEO, totally went on record to celebrate the speech of Vance in Munich. Their german flagship journal, BILD, is reguarlly spreading propaganda and is pushing campaigns against migration and “the greens”. They are scum and shouldn’t be read.
I’m sceptical. Even if somebody would present a working fusion reactor today, what would the timeline to replace everything based on fossil fuels even be? Build several thousand of expensive fusion reactors in every country of the world, even in geopolitical rivals like China, Russia or North Korea or war-torn third world countries? Replace every car with an electrical one? Replace home heating everywhere? Rebuild every ship and airplane worldwide?
Why? Can you explain a little bit?
I have Audio-CDs from the 80s that are still playing 40 years later. And I have CDs with deep scratches that also play without problems.