Chernobyl disaster was a one off caused by old tech and user error and more people have died from wind turbine accidents than they have due to nuclear reactor accidents.
The cost per kWh for solar is 7 times higher than that of modern nuclear power plants.
There is a giant hole in a mountain specifically for the purpose of waste disposal.
So does hydro, solar and wind energy generation.
Hydro is the better option but requires changes to water supply, solar requires massive fields of empty land, wind generation is loud and disturbs local wildlife while at the same time has the largest fail rate.
Nuclear is the best option. It’s the cheapest when considering the energy output, most environmentally friendly, and takes up the least amount of space.
The largest radioactive disaster was misuse of medical equipment.
Wtf. Netflix has 100s of millions of subscribers.
Subscriber count has been in slow decline since 2021.
It was free for premium subscribers and was marketed to those who had older cars.
Yes, but the Echo platform is a tool to gather user data.
The device is free to premium users. It’s a marketing device for the premium subscription.
The box clearly states that a premium subscription is required.
It’s free for Spotify subscribers.
The hardware is free for subscribers to the service…
The hardware is free for subscribers…
If you buy it outright it tells you that you need a subscription.
Are you kidding me? It’s been par for the course as far as car assessors go. Sirus radio was like 100 and still required a subscription. A lot of GPS were that price and most had subscriptions.
You’re comparing apples to oranges.
As is the same in the US.
They are on Twitter and I don’t know how to link them.
But the story is still very early with most saying he isn’t even dead.
There has been video of Russian AA shooting the plane down though.
So you decided to ignore the last sentence?
Doesn’t work. Live in a paper mill town and we get tourists like crazy and my house has tripled in value in the last 5 years.
Digital camera tech can be traced back to the 60s. Used in satellites.
Fijifilm and Kodak were both creating CCD tech in 1975 for military, hosiptals and aerospace when the Cromemco Cyclops released to consumers the same year.
The first colour consumer digital camera was by Sony in 1981.
Read your source next time. Lmao.
I use Bing on the regular for the points but Firefox for everything else.