Exactly this. A large proportion of the energy used by data centers ends up as heat, it shouldn't just be dumped. I've read of data centers being used to heat community swimming pools. A thought I just had was if they are using mains water to cool the data center, what stops it still being used for domestic use? It would just be warm water, which in many cases would be a benefit.
I'd prefer the title to be "Jury Nullification due to a Pre-existing condition."
Definitely tetchy. Maybe he should go to his Rwanda safespace to calm down.
The car doesn't have a flat tyre, it's actually in the parking space unlike the truck..
America isn't near the top, here is a map from Wikipedia:
Once it is clearly proven you can work remotely, a commute to the office should be viewed as a site visit with the travel time being on the clock and travel costs reimbursed. If they do that, then yeah sure I'll listen to podcasts for an hour a day, anything else should be looked at as the pay cut it actually is. ((Travel time x hourly wage)+travel costs).
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They originally the model S had front facing radar and ultrasonic sensors all round, the car combined the information to corroborate it's visual interpretation.
According to reports years ago the radar saved Tesla's from multiple pileups when it detected crashes multiple cars ahead (that the driver couldn't see).
Elmo in his infinite ego demanded both the radar and ultrasonics be removed, since he could drive with out that input so the car should be able to.. also it is cheaper.