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Comment...Make them Stop doing Evil (Score -1)149

Someone ( well, maybe the next administration then ) just needs to make Google stop doing Evil.

I would love to use all their phones and watches and browsers and home automation and search and AI in one glorious integrated whole.

But because Google are evil ad-sellling people-tracking cunts, I am not fucking giving them any fucking information I do not absolutely have to.

If they Did No Evil, they could be a force for greatness.
But they're a bunch of money-grubbing grifter billionaires, whose company should be amde to be good or be broken up into teeny tiny pieces.

CommentRe:up 24% in Europe (Score 3, Informative)150

You're both wrong:

"The Discovery and Commercialization of the Rare Earth Elements
The term rare earth was coined when an unusual black rock was unearthed by a miner in Ytterby, Sweden, in 1788. The ore was called “rare” because it had never been seen before and “earth” because that was the 18th-century geological term for rocks that could be dissolved in acid. In 1794 the chemist Johan Gadolin named this previously unknown “earth” yttria, after the town where it was discovered. Over time the mines around Ytterby extracted rocks that yielded four elements named for the town (yttrium, ytterbium, terbium, and erbium)."

[ Oh, and fuck the lazy Slashdot owners, I'm not fixing the quotes just because they gave up on this site.]

https://www.sciencehistory.org/education/classroom-activities/role-playing-games/case-of-rare-earth-elements/history-future/

CommentRe:up 24% in Europe (Score 3, Insightful)150

You began: "I would not overestimate this."

But your second sentence (abridged) tells us why this is *very* important: "To me, it looks more to be the recognition of the fact that BEVs [are] ideal daily drivers."

That signals the beginning of the end of fossil fuel vehicles and is a great step towards saving mankind.

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