I think that my ratio makes your point, lol. I neglected to note that we need to do better, instead of just leaving it open ended.
My understanding of the current process is that it’s quite wasteful/under development. With the state of things as they are it seems unlikely that the automakers are going to improve things over the recycling that they encouraged with lead acid. But one can hope, and lobby for change.
Oh yeah I’ve read about some of this. Insane!
If you’re wondering why all the places to legally dispose of a body need a death certificate, this article right here is why.
Also:
Hard SPF and DKIM enforcement helps.
It’s not laws that prevent disclosure. It’s laws that require it
states that do not currently mandate salary disclosure in job postings
other states with active pay transparency laws will not be considered at this time
IOUs backed in turn by IOUs
This just looks like the “rich person” mailing list to me. Hundreds or thousands of recipients. Maybe I’m wrong.
I’ve pushed the limits of the SAF a few times.
Noting that I could buy a new NAS every year with what we save on not Netflix is helpful occasionally.
It’s cheaper to build a new server. Cloud.. just isn’t cheap. Makes sense for accounting purposes and business reliability standards to a degree but not much for home use.
This happened to me:
Now my whole family relies on this underpowered house of cards.
“Good” software based RAID (unraid, zfs, etc.) needs reliable access directly to the drives. Usually, USB attached storage doesn’t meet this criteria.
Not using RAID is risky unless you’re very confident in your extensive backups (which you should have anyways).
Personally I have been using a mini PC running TrueNAS with a JBOD over USB3.1 for years and have had some hiccups but nothing catastrophic, but I’m migrating it soon to a device I can use SATA.
Hardware raid is typically not a great idea because you’re usually tied to the chip.
Currently my understanding of lion recycling is they grind it, dump it into a slurry, and some of the metals are recovered and the rest is a toxic soup. Mostly because the recycling is very much under development.
I think that the lesson we can draw from this is that the current system of auto recycling needs more guidelines as we move forward with EVs.