Let’s run our transport on coal instead of oil. Nice.

Hmm, we have gold plated electricity grid, underutilized. It can handle a lot, not to mention than full electrification of transport will not increase load much as many thought.

you are mistaken about it. There is a lots of other use for ipfs.

Ollama has long history of exploits. PLease do not feed anything which come from outside to it.

https://noai.duckduckgo.com/
Google probably will do better if you use their paid models.

I got some Matrox G400 for this from ebay, Really cheap. native linux support, very low power consumption.

With AI search engines hosting public repo is very expensive.

Oh…

Please check what kind of charges are they. majority < 8Kw. It is not good even for destination charger. It would be pretty good for home, but not a place where you have to take your car to recharge.

RLY? https://aussie.zone/post/31252994

8 amp? Normal wall power point is 10 amp.

Probably. It just not as fast as 9070 XT. I’m using 9070 XT myself and limitation for running LLMs is memory, not speed. If model fit in memory it will runs fast enough to be practical.

97% EV in Norway is a fluke based on taxing policy which they can afford, thanks for oil they are selling to rest of the world. If you stop burning oil, what are you going to use to build roads? Reinforced concrete? Just check how much CO2 emission it will produce. Moving to non-oil economy is easy only in eyes of people who refuse to see picture at whole.

Look to FlightGear, Opensource and free, and imho better for small planes.

We produce enough oil for themselves, just need more refineries.

If you happy with 16g , nothing can beat in speed/cost of AMD RX 9070 XT.

What is point to post link to video on text based platform, even without transcript or summary? Is there anyone here who will waste time watching it?

Diesel is considerably more expensive now than even premium petrol. So probably about same price.

My family wagon has 60L tank, and it is not a big car. Just build for AU condition where you can have 300km between servos. 72L is normal.

Is there any station with LPG left? I have not seen any for ages.