Nice, sounds even better!

https://newatlas.com/energy/highest-density-lithium-battery

Tesla battery apparently have a density of 244-296 Wh/Kg, so does that mean 1000 metic tonnes of of batteries at 289.6 Wh would be enough to provide annual storage here? That doesn’t seem infeasible or unreasonable for something potentially so beneficial.

If only I had some money to transfer somewhere :(

UK government want to see all your data. Is this just a shot across the bows, because it’s comes off incredibly stupid given the context of what a cloud environment provides, i.e. massive amounts of easily accessed very expensive hardware, and there are boutique options out there…

Or maybe they’d like to bring shared computing infrastructure into the hands of the people, nationalised cloud, mmm sounds good!

I found khan academy to be really good. My daughter handled the JavaScript module pretty well at the age of 9. If your son is already familiar with the concept of programming and can read well enough, I’d be pretty sure he’d enjoy this

https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming

.net core now has all the framework stuff and all runs great on Linux. C# is a really nice language.

I wonder how many children will be saved. Surely they’ve calculated this, given the high cost of freedom of information/speech being severely restricted.

And the same day stirred up a shit storm about watering down climate commitments, surely coincidence…

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-66857551

Unfortunately they are likely looking to both destroy free communication and the climate, and not just using it as a ruse… They’re psychotic.