If it’s a public charging space, It’s only supposed to be used for charging.
When you aren’t charging, you leave and find a public parking space.

I would say that applies to all vehicles, if the charger is broken or not.
Maintenance vehicles are always a special acception. They park wherever needed to get things working again.

It’s just literal fraud

The current Lemmy version is very customizable. I think it has seven basic types of views, which are further customizable how you like. You can kinda make it look like whatever you want.

I remember when Albuquerque tried BYD electric busses 6 or 7 years ago. The first few couldn’t pass basic tests. Batteries were smaller then spec, didn’t last a whole shift. Doors would open randomly while driving, or not at all when stopped. City got a refund and regular busses instead. Maybe they’re better now.

It’s not supposed to answer the question. It’s pointing out that the mental model and assumptions behind the question are flawed, and thus the question itself is flawed.

with a single account (isn’t that the point of the fediverse?).

Absolutely not. I’m not sure why people see Lemmy, Mastodon, Pixelfed, Peertube, Loops, etc as all the same thing that should all be one app.

They might communicate with the same protocol, but they have vastly different uses, interfaces, styles, and experience. It’s like saying you want one vehicle that drives like a motorcycle, haules the kids around, gets great mileage, and can tow 20,000lbs.

All your tools fit in the same toolbox, but you use each one separately for the use it’s best suited. Then you put it down and pick up another. Sure you can make a multi-tool but it won’t do any job as well as a proper dedicated tool. It’ll just kinda work if you have no better option.

dbrand already makes skins for the Steam Deck and other consoles. I’d expect they’ll do it for this.
And the Dark Circuit pattern they have, is pretty close already.

It’s easy to guess why Newsom’s administration is getting queasy. Electric vehicles sales haven’t risen as fast as expected, prompting automakers such as Ford and GM — which not long ago enjoyed bragging about their growing slate of electric models — to pare back their EV offerings.

Isn’t that the best reason to keep them in place?
We’re also talking about a whole decade from now. No way to tell what’ll happen to the market in that time.

Sure! People used to use them for journaling all the time.

Everyone used to have a blog, until the big social media “platforms” kinda took over the internet.

You could try substack. They make it easy to monetize your blog.

I never had a problem with the moderation. Just the platform enshittifying to maximize profit.

So you want people to listen to you, while you don’t have to listen to them. That’s called a blog. Try WordPress or something.

Then you switched for the wrong reasons.
You could always go back.
Or start your own server.

Seems with our mix of power sources in Albuquerque my Ioniq 5 gets 81mpg equivalent.

That was my understanding.
Like I said, I just don’t “Get It”.

That much I knew. I also know the scene in The Big Labowski that this is from. I guess I just don’t “Get It”.

I don’t get it

I didn’t see any numbers about carbon burried vs carbon burned in the process of burying. Do we know those things?

Their bottom line might improve with the publicity they get for cutting off the fossil fuel companies. We don’t even know how much they got from those anyway. They might not be giving up much.

And ESGs can outperform in some years. But over the long term (10+ years), and with the increased management fees, they don’t.

Just keep in mind these kinds of investments nearly always underperform the market. So it’ll be a hit to your portfolio. It’s up to you if you’re willing to make that tradee off.