Ah da war keine Instanz dagestanden, weil wir auf der selben sind. Ich dachte in Deutschland haben wir keine Mülldeponien mehr. Aber ich kann mich auch irren.
However I remember a video where someone tested phone batteries and came to the conclusion that you get about 100 days more usage out of the battery when using slow charging and only to 80% in comparison to fast charging and 100%.
While the batteries themselves are good for several years.
Also they stopped at about 60-70% capacity because after that you usually want a new battery.
If I find the video I link it here. Probably most numbers I said are wrong. My memory is just that it doesn't matter whether you care for your phone battery or not.
Mostly because the software already handles the shit.
Mh true. An usb c Adapter with aux and usbc inside of the case of the phone would be cool I think. Then you can easily add it to the phone where most people won't need it. And you don't have to redesign the whole phone for the audio jack
I see many people complaining about phones not having an audio jack anymore. But really I don't think it would make that much sense add one to the phone. The only thing I could see is to make the usb c modular like framework did.
What you don't understand is that this is only about guns on the surface. This will enable every 3d printer manufacturer to harvest tons of data from everyone. To a point where the printer can not work without a connection to the server for security reasons by law.
You could buy a metal pipe and fill it with gun powder and you have a cheaper and more robust gun than a 3d printer could ever build.
You can "recycle" the waste. Which means extracting the remaining uranium and concentrating the remaining waste which is more radioactive after that.
Which is done because it is cheaper than new uranium.
Thorium will be working before fusion reactors?
Also there is technology that indeed can use current radioactive waste and make power from it and break it into less radioactive waste. However the technology seems not that cost efficient yet. (well normal nuclear plants aren't either)
Ah da war keine Instanz dagestanden, weil wir auf der selben sind. Ich dachte in Deutschland haben wir keine Mülldeponien mehr. Aber ich kann mich auch irren.