@GhostOnTheHalfShell @notjustbikes

Gotta luv American local news 🙂

Thats a great story and well reported.

@mike @chad

No doubt it was a regifted Amazon Fire Stick. I mean who goes out an buys a Fire Stick for someone??

@hughstimson @timbray

I think @chris at SocialBC.ca might have something to say about this.

#bc

@brianvastag

Yes. Cheapest option you can get a regular 'Y' splitter which turns your 14-30 or 50 into to two. But you need to be careful not to run both your dryer and EV charger at the same time or you will trip the breaker. Not a good long term solution.

A better option is to buy or build a […]

@dyckron

It seems like a lot of Canadians have bought the whole idea that expanding fossil fuels at any cost will magically transform the economy.

@kboyd

OK this is interesting. Those of us in tech have been aware of this for a while, but now the trades and blue collar folks are waking up to the horrors of #enshitification and the extraction economy.

I hope this gets amped up more and more. If the trucker's convoy want something to be […]

I talked to a Scientific American reporter about the paper yesterday - always interesting to see which 2 sentences a journalist picks from a 20 minute interview!

paywalled: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/satellite-megaconstellations-are-now-threatening-telescopes-in-space/

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@chris

Seems to be no end to people crying "oh but you just don't understand, its all about the industrial carbon price agreement" while just waving away the massive increase in emissions from the new pipeline as the cost of doing business.

The justification of "there is a demand" is no […]

@dyckron

So pretty much ineffective when one considers the overall life cycle.