That one has a horrendously low jpeg quality, there is a better version here. AH AH AH

That wouldn't be good for planned obsolescence. They'd probably start making phones that required brand name e-ink cartridges at that point.

I think you mean worser

Welcome to the City of Light!

10000 existing jobs, fire one, you now have 9999 jobs, jobs is now odd.

A the good old bunkerboyneal option.

At least for a brief moment in time, we created great value for share holders.

Researchers go to great efforts to parallelize problems that are not "embarrassingly parallel" , so no it is not only usefull for "embarassingly parallel" problems. That being said, the first part of your comment seems to be spot on.

At this point, you'd better make damned sure you're not holding it wrong, because it will slip right through your fingers

No actually, as I commented above. It works fine now, just some temporary wonkyness.

Cryogenic energy storage is typically around 50% efficient, but it seems this technology (LAES) is in the range 60-75. (I assume the range is due to variations in ground temperatures, but not sure )

Sorry, actually it wasn't paywalled. It seems just some JS/Browser wonkyness that didn't let me click past the registration popup.

There's an Ars-Technica from a few days back that is probably much more informative anyway. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Farstechnica.com%2Fscienc...

Except cyber is derived from Greek kubernetes ( steersman) -> cybernetics ( automatic control systems ), and has nothing to do with wether something is secret or not.

Hey man, stop rein in on our parade will you.