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Any civilization that needs that much energy would have long ago exhausted their planet’s resources and gone extinct.

It’s a movie with Matt Damon, basically the good tech, like “instant healing” pods, was being hoarded by the elite class in a giant in-orbit space station called Elysium. So Matt Damon has to fight to save the people left on Earth iirc

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It’s more like we’re headed towards Elysium, except the rich dickheads move underground because the whole in-orbit thing is waaaay too fucking hard.

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This is huge. A working setup like that leading to >150°C after 4 minutes on those thin cables is insanity!

Dating is for people with a future. We have all realized in our subconscious that there is no future anymore. At least, not a good one.

I had two Jeeps, first was originally my dad’s. It was an old shitbox. The other one was a somewhat old shitbox. 1998 & 2010. We dumped more time and money into them than I’d care to admit.

Ahh yes there isn’t enough plastic in my food yet, let’s see if we can add a bit more

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The Why Files has a good video on the mysterious deaths around “free” energy technology.

Ahh, didn’t see the .au

I can pass down stories much more valuable than a series of photos my kids will throw in the bin. My grandmother had huge photo albums, now she’s gone and we just stuff them into the back of a closet.

That might be the case, but I haven’t cared about taking photos for over 25 years, not sure having kids or losing all my memories would change any of that.

True, I’m no data hoarder. Just seems like it’s a very small niche that this fits into. Never had a hard drive fail on me, but I’ll give it a couple more decades lol

I have like 3 pictures I actually care about anymore I’d be more than willing to delete the rest. My parents have always taken like at least a dozen pictures every time we “do something” and I always have to ask… Why drop everything you are doing for a picture that you will, in all likelihood, never look at again. I’d much rather just enjoy the moment tbh

500gb for ~100 US dollars is not bad* (just saw it is AU). I don’t think I’d ever need something quite so long lasting and will we even watch or interact with media the same way in like 40 years? Movies and screens may get phased out for holo or something no ones even dreamed of yet.