Delaware is a “dark” jurisdiction but sources suggest Carbon Royalty Corporation has raised $40m since it was incorporated in 2021 and its investors appear “undisclosed”, although this is not illegal.
why does the US consistently create new ways to be evil. what the hell is a dark jurisdiction?
they must have dialup or live in the middle of nowhere
more people would buy a $3000 Apple monitor than VR. Lest we forget they sold a $1000 monitor stand and $700 pc wheels. I just looked and the Pro Display (XDR? what the hell is that?) is $5000. A 32 inch 16:9 display.
Maybe. But who am I to judge
Framerate unlocking mods on PC for other From games have had major issues. The studio still has terrible practices with tying animations to framerates, damage to framerate, etc
From has sat on this so long that 60 fps isn’t even good anymore. I’ll wait for the 120 fps patch before buying
I love corpo slop journalism it makes my day when an article has zero technical information
So an electric car might hold 100 kWh. To charge that in 1 minute you would need 6000 kW of power, or 6 MW. Typical “rapid” chargers today do 350 kW and these are the kind that are difficult to find. A nuclear plant makes around 1,000 MW so if you had 166 cars charging at once you would overload one.
you are correct
The bigger issue I would see is the heat created from dumping all that energy in at once. And can a US outlet even provide that much power?
watch out though. I only learned after I bought it that some Honda Civics are manufactured in the UK 🤢
I’m doing research on high energy density Na-ion batteries. We’ll get there eventually
65% of 5 GBps is still faster than most people need
does the neural network actually run scripts or is it pretending
They’re using entire cars… for food… not a smaller vehicle? Does anyone else see the problem here?
You can also build a 3d printer from scratch pretty easily. Would need to regulate random electronics and robotics components