Bless both of you for the context!
ringwraithfish
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I saw a chicken cross the road to get to some food one day while driving. Turned to my wife and said "I guess we know the answer now".
She groaned....
This article talks specifically about energy usage, not consumption of products. Work from home likely wouldn't have an impact in consumed goods.
I'm a WFH employee, and my company has no plans to change it. I'm all for WFH. I brought up the issue of 100 companies producing 70% of greenhouse gases because to me this article lines up with the idea of us reducing our individual carbon footprint, which we've found out in the last few years was just a coordinated effort by the fossil fuel industry to deflect their responsibility to us.
All of these efforts are good. WFH is good, renewable energies are good, EVs are debatable (depending on where you stand on how the rare materials needed for the batteries are sourced) but overall better than gas and diesel. But at the end of the day, if your tub is overflowing you need to turn off the tap first before you pick up the mop.
Something like 70% of greenhouse gasses are produced by 100 companies globally. This is like using a cup to empty an Olympic sized pool: yes, it does something, but not enough.
We need to maintain focus on the big producers and affect change there first and foremost.
THANKS DODGE!
And people turn their heads, move their eyes across their windshield, change focus to look ahead or closer, look in their mirrors, listen for sounds (emergency vehicles, car honks, etc), are able to do things like look through gaps and other car windows to adjust to partial obstructions.
The fact that he doesn't realize you need a multitude of sensors to do even a little bit of what a human can do tells you all you need to know about Elon's so called brilliance.
Yup. Do something so absurd to generate the rage, then apologize and announce your true intentions under the guise of a compromise.
One thing I love about the GOP is to see them constantly abandon their pawns. Kim Davis, Joe the Plumber, Kyle Rittenhouse, etc.... All of these people were mainstage for their 15 minutes of fame and the moment the GOP had wrung them out for all the outrage bait they can generate, they get left in the deep end to fend for themselves.
All of The Clone Wars is the main filler between 2&3.
Not sure if there's much between 3&4. I have trouble keeping the whole time line in my mind since the newer show releases jump around so much.
Here you go:
The Clone Wars
S1E2
S1E19
S3E21
S3E22
S5E17
S5E18
S5E19
S5E20
S7E5
S7E6
S7E7
S7E8
S7E9
S7E10
S7E11
S7E12
SW: Tales of Jedi
S1E1
S1E5
S1E6
Rebels
S1E15
S2E1
S2E2
S2E18
S2E21
S2E22
S4E12
S4E13
Mandalorian
S2E5
Book of Boba Fett
S1E6
If you're watching it on Disney+ and not through some ahem other means, they have an Ahsoka essential episodes list from both TCW and Rebels.
To add onto this, one of the Arkham games had a bug in the last fight with Joker that wouldn't let you finish the fight with mouse/keyboard. It was a QTE and it would recognize the button press, but wouldn't recognize you were holding it down, so the animation kept resetting like you were taunting the joker before finally finishing him off.