Yeah, because everyone agrees the price is too low and more engineering and manufacturing costs are needed to beef it up.

You've been getting advice from the brain worm controlling that leather handbag.

Not sure how old you are but you might want to mind the sodium content of the two tins of sardines. They likely exceed your daily allotment. I know people don't worry about these things when they're young but tge habits you build now will be with you when it does matter, and they will be hard to change.

Yeah, that would be because the popularity of it peaked in the 1800s. And it contributed to the near extinction of the American Bison.

It exposed a bunch of employees personal data and internal conversations. At worst they get sued, pay a rounding error settlement, and forge ahead.

This is not the place for Warhammer scans/proxies. Telegram groups are your best bet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegram_(software)

You'll have to search for the right groups yourself. Some are private and you won't get invited if you're overly pushy about it.

The path from here to a finished product is still ongoing. The next prototype will include around 20 segments, targeting a 20 Kelvin temperature span and approximately 100 W of cooling capacity. “The first commercial application will be control cabinet cooling and photonics or laser cooling,” Vogel stated. “These are niche markets where conventional refrigerants are often not suitable due to safety requirements such as ATEX explosion protection.” 

“We believe the technology could ultimately be around 20% more efficient than current vapor compression systems in the 100 W to 10 kW range. However, scaling becomes more difficult, as our system scales linearly with material usage, whereas compressors benefit from more favorable scaling effects,” Vogel concluded. “We therefore do not target very large systems such as hotel air conditioning, but rather applications below 10 kW, including residential-scale heat pumps.”

EDIT: Easily digested video about the underlying tech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHl6buYjZGE

And your next top of the line phone will be $2,000. Mid range phones are already over $500.

As the video mentions, that's not including a bunch of the required power to run an actual unit made to cool things like a fridge or air conditioner. The 3 COP number is inclusive of those extra power draws.

Lenovo makes really shit phones though, and with potential spyware built in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenovo#Security_and_privacy_incidents

How many news channels do you think he hit before getting a bite?

They're already telegraphing that the current Xbox business model has to change. I'm guessing that means unsubsidized consoles.

Funny enough, the theater shown has some of the most uncomfortable claustrophobic seating I've ever sat in.

I live in a densely populated area, so meshcore. Meshtastic self jams when there's too many nodes.

No, plumbers needed to help divert the worlds drinking water to cool servers.

Gotta fund those data centers somehow.

Convenience is how they get you. I have also been telling people for years that security and convenience are opposite ends of the same line. The closer you are to one the farther you are from the other.

Is there also a large disparity in content made for Japanese speakers?