TIL. It makes sense that they can be more efficient now that you pointed that out.
Inflation dropped; Average prices of goods went down slightly.
The toy California Raisins Hardee's gave away were kinda cool when I was a kid though.
I can just pray my bills away? Neat!
Sweet. Now that is some nostalgia.
He said it was photoshopped
That still kinda proves human interaction, wouldn't it?
More questions here than answers, unfortunately.
It's my understanding that there is a cap at $5000/MwH ($5/kwH). That is still hella expensive, but would only be for a day or two at maximum?
For the headlines of +$16000 power bills, that is probably a one-off for heavy power consumers, like businesses that have massive freezers and such, correct?
They should probably check out the new AI compute farms too.
FYI, you can download your photos in bulk with Google Takeout, but you need to have enough space in Google Drive to do it. (Takeout zips up all your photos and will drop 10GB chunks in Drive.)
I was doing something similar to you recently. I downloaded all my photos and de-duped by generating MD5 hashes for all the pictures that were downloaded. (I was moving all of my photos to a local NAS, so it wasn't quite what you are doing.)
If your dups have consistent MD5 hashes, that might work for you but it's hard to say.
Ok, that clears up my misunderstanding then. I was thinking that the cap applied across the board. (That does change things a bit, don't it?)