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  • Technology, or rather, lack thereof. As others pointed out, planes need to bring their own energy supply and use additional energy for that. Weight is a very big factor for air transport's energy consumption. Fossil fuels have a very high energy density, which make them great for bringing along. Once light weight battery tech (without excessively large sizes) becomes available, it should be no issue to electrify planes. Alternatively, find another source of electricity. E.g. nuclear has a much higher energy density than fossil, but obviously has it's own issues, as do all other currently available tech options.

  • Planes and trains are also quite close to each other and in many cases cover the same routes. However, planes run 100% on fossil fuels, trains are often electric.

  • Paywalled crap

  • This made me wonder, are there any mechanical switches that can be switched by a smart something? As in, a regular switch where the user always has mechanical control, even when the smart system is down, but that optionally can be switched by a smart sytem, state reading is optional.

  • Very efficient

  • Sounds like these strikes are really having an effect

  • In that case, bigger pocket

  • To go even further, Anna's Archive has a section for LLM training that the big ones use. Apparrently it's okay if they use data that has been ruled to be illegal.

  • Hell, moving between EU (not a federation!) countries seems to require less registrational duties (if you're a working person i.e. have 'equal status') after registering the move with your own and host country's governments...

  • Probably some of the reasons other commenters mentioned, but also it's a lot easier to not extend an agreement than to cancel it.

  • The whole American registration system is strange and confusing to me. Americans need to sign up themselves for nearly everything government related?

    I'm used to registration by the parents a few days aftee birth. After that the government keeps track of most things like being allowed to vote, draft, place of residence. In some countries they keep track of elligibility for benefits, healtcare related things, or taxes too. Of course a lot of these things are (semi-)automated, it saves a lot of work and expenses.

  • Hell yeah, holding the ceos etc accountable

  • Which, although they don't improve conditions for the workers, are also expensive

  • After 30 seconds of akward silence they asked if the connection was okay, it was beautiful to see

  • Straight up telling the world that they'll break the law...

  • They're made by a laser 3D printer and they only move in an externally applied electric field. I don't think we have to worry about anything like that anytime soon :)

  • If Trump was a worm and a few tens of micrometers long, then yes

  • OSS Document Scanner works fine for me, can be installed from the F-Droid store.

  • I wouldn't mind if a serious chunk of the NATO budgets were diverted to the ESA. Even if it's only for military purposes, it would still fund research and development that benefits the civilian sector and it would make launches cheaper because of economy of scale.

  • Linux @lemmy.world

    Which Linux distro for home server?