RaoulDook

Yeah that's a good point. Ours uses the same refrigerant system as the AC to cool the battery, and the actual "charger" for the battery is inside the car being controlled by its software etc. The cables that plug in on the outside are technically just power wires, with the charging brains inside the car. That would be amazing if they could update the software to rejuvenate the battery once a year or something.

Important note near the end of the article - they aren't saying we should cook batteries really -

"The team's hypothesis is that the structural disorder developing inside LIBs may become a “tunable parameter” that, if tweaked using chargers at precise voltages to alter said battery composition, could be used to rejuvenate the batteries in our tech without fires."

This is a good old idea that goes back to the days of desulfating lead batteries with powerful shocks of high-amperage current. Might just need a special Healing Charger that applies the right voltage/current to dissolve the bad crystals in lithium-ion systems

But that rug really ties the room together, man!

I'll bet he doesn't even have a certificate that says he doesn't have donkey brains

Or you could replace all your fingers with penis clones and be Edward Penishands

This is called oligarchy, it's been in the works building up since the days of Prescott Bush and the Business Plot.

I have definitely never sent a text or Signal message to the wrong person or group as well. It's actually not hard to simply look at the recipient(s) before you compose a message. You even have the opportunity to double-check the message recipient(s) before you hit Send.

I'm gonna be an age-bigot for a moment and say this is mostly a problem for Boomers and Zoomers.

Imagine discussing your emotions with a computer, LOL. Nerds!

That's just a web search, we already have had that for decades and it didn't require nuclear-powered datacenters

Hey Fellow Kids (Steve Buscemi)

Don't believe that hype that weed is cool because it's for fools!

Nah don't fuck up your weekend, call in sick as needed if you're working.

So Teams calls of 1-4 people can send traffic direct peer-to-peer if they're on the same LAN right?
Do all calls of 5+ users stay centrally hosted on the cloud? These are the kinds of things that MS should document and make easily available for IT and firewall admins. Finding info on Teams ports wasn't easy in my experience.