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  • Scientists Make Water-Based Battery That Could Last 300 Years Using Tofu Brine Ingredients

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  • And even that becomes obsolete when something better emerges. What’s perceived as better depends on time and location.

  • Scientists Make Water-Based Battery That Could Last 300 Years Using Tofu Brine Ingredients

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  • Maybe in a hundred years. By the time this technology becomes viable, something else might have already made it obsolete.

  • Samsung's chip profit jumped nearly 50-fold in a single year, execs warn the shortage will get worse

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  • Yeah, but that’s true until AI chip demand comes crashing down. Just a matter of time. AI startups can continue to funnel money to datacentres as long as investors have money. When banks decide to increase interest rates, the cascade begins.

  • gasoline powered laptop

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  • This is just next level hostile design.

  • xkcd #3075: Anachronym Challenge

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  • How about normal steel forks and such? They should be fine.

  • "Valve’s new Steam Controller has a major problem for PC games not on Steam"

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  • I guess it boils down to two options:

    1. Use the Steam controller and utilise workarounds to play games from other platforms. Is the controller that much nicer to justify the workarounds and the cost?
    2. Use a different controller that is compatible with everything. No janky solutions required, which is nice, but is the controller so much worse than the Steam controller that you feel like you’re missing out?

  • Without posting any personal information, what's the oldest card or other thing you still keep in your wallet or purse, that you don't even need anymore?

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  • Those things can certainly happen, not going to deny that. So far, unfortunate events like that have been exceedingly rare, so I'll just assume that's also going to be true in the future.

    It's a risk I'm willing to take. Everyday convenience of using a phone for these things is more valuable to me.

  • Without posting any personal information, what's the oldest card or other thing you still keep in your wallet or purse, that you don't even need anymore?

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  • Yeah, that really depends on which part of the world you’re in. When I travel, I absolutely need to keep my wallet with me, since nothing works without cash.

  • Without posting any personal information, what's the oldest card or other thing you still keep in your wallet or purse, that you don't even need anymore?

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  • Years ago, I stopped carrying my wallet everywhere. A mobile phone handles payments, so what’s the point of a wallet and a stack of cards?

    A few cards can’t be digitised on my phone, so I simply tuck them into my jacket pocket. I don’t need them very often anyway, so keeping them all with me isn’t even necessary, but they’re very light, so it’s fine. I usually only have two or three cards in my jacket pocket, not the whole wallet.

    Technically, I also have a wallet, but that just contains all the ancient relics I need approximately once a year. So far, I’ve just kept it in my backpack. I wonder how soon would I notice if I just left it at home.

  • And the women folk said I’d never be able to hang this curtain rod!

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  • More like, skip all measurements and just wing it. The first two holes on the left look like they could work, but the other holes are a total mystery. Can’t really imagine what’s going on there except someone just winging it so hard.

  • Pronouncing Iran as "I ran" is also valid

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  • Those are pretty interesting twists too. Just look up the etymology of “tea” and “chai”. It boils down to different trade routes and dialects.

  • Pronouncing Iran as "I ran" is also valid

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  • Well that’s just the way American English works. Diphthongs are sprinkled everywhere. Pronouncing it as /aɪˈræn/ is just following the common practices.

    It would be funny if we started to pronounce America as /eɪˈmeɪr.ɪ.kə/. I think that would be a completely consistent way to say it. Lots of words get butchered the same way, so it’s only fair.

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    Anyone else think twice about watching murder mysteries because they don't want their spouse getting any ideas?

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  • If your spouse is a troubled individual, that makes this a special case. Special precautions might be in order. Normal people don't need to worry about these things, because murdering your SO doesn't even occur to most people.

  • UPDATED - I went to a maintenance conference for work and an entomologist gave me some Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches

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  • As far as I know, most insects rely heavily on chemical markers. That’s how ants communicate too. Dragonflies hunt by eyesight, but they are exceptional in so many ways.

    If you have sweaty hands, it should be able to identify you easily. If you’ve just washed your hands with soap, it could be harder. At least that’s my hypotheses for the time being.

    BTW how do you know you’ve been identified? Will it just run away from strangers?

  • UPDATED - I went to a maintenance conference for work and an entomologist gave me some Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches

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  • 😂 yeah, dolphins are in a category of their own. They are intelligent enough to do some diabolical stuff. Rats are just smart enough to be adorable.

    Anyway, it’s nice that these insects are capable of recognising you. I wonder if they do it by smell.

  • UPDATED - I went to a maintenance conference for work and an entomologist gave me some Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches

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  • Are they social and intelligent, like rats?

  • What's a scientific fact that sounds made up but is 100% real?

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  • The moon is currently drifting away from the Earth. Eventually, that will make total eclipses impossible, so enjoy them while they last.

    Fast forward a few billion years, and the Sun begins to swell up, engulfing the closest planets. At some point, the atmosphere of the Sun could begin to cause drag on the Moon, slowing it down. If so, the Moon begins to crash down on Earth. Once it reaches the Roche limit, it gets shredded into kwazillion bits, and the Earth will have rings, just like Saturn.

  • What's a scientific fact that sounds made up but is 100% real?

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  • The earliest trees evolved around 400 million years ago.

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    The ancestors of bacteria were unicellular microorganisms that were the first forms of life to appear on Earth, about 4 billion years ago.[23] For about 3 billion years, most organisms were microscopic, and bacteria and archaea were the dominant forms of life.

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  • Trust and turbines: how conspiratorial thinking and wind farm opposition fuel each other

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  • I think there’s an underlying emotional problem that manifests as right-wing ideology and conspiratorial thinking.

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    Arts and crafts for adults

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    Cracked open a boiled egg. The shell came off in a single piece.

  • Bazzite @lemmy.world
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    Journey to Bazzite

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    Levelled up my cooking skills

  • Tea @lemmy.zip
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    Just spent nearly 90 € on tea. Is that normal?

  • LiminalSpace @lemmy.world
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    Cold, wet, dark and miserable.

  • Dull Men's Club @lemmy.world
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    Incident Report: Unscheduled thermal stress-test of starch suspension and remediation via hydration

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works
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    Natron’s liquidation shows why the US isn’t ready to make its own batteries

    techcrunch.com /2025/09/05/natrons-liquidation-shows-why-the-us-isnt-ready-to-make-its-own-batteries/
  • Tea @lemmy.zip
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    Stacking tins

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works
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    China completes world’s largest vanadium flow battery plant - Energy Storage

    www.ess-news.com /2025/07/04/china-completes-worlds-largest-vanadium-flow-battery-plant/
  • [Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation @lemm.ee
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    Flattery undermining my confidence

  • Linguistics @mander.xyz
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    How to cope with English spelling

  • [Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation @lemm.ee
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    How to cope with English spelling

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works
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    Northvolt files for bankruptcy in Sweden

    northvolt.com /articles/northvolt-files-for-bankruptcy-in-sweden/
  • Unpopular Opinion @lemmy.world
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    Lemmy is better if you stick to the subscribed feed

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works
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    Yadea released first electric scooters with sodium-ion batteries, starting at 3,299 yuan

  • Youtube @lemmy.ml
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    Blocking YT ads on iPad or iPhone

  • AssholeDesign @lemmy.world
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    Forced to accept all cookies on gadgethacks

  • Bean @lemmy.world
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    Any news?

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world
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    The tiles