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New World Record: 33.24% Solar Cell Efficiency From JinkoSolar! - CleanTechnica

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Tools for Chips and Dips (clausaasholm.substack.com)
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Let’s continue our marvelous trip into GUI Wonderland, where we’ll learn 80s computing alongside our trusty Apple Lisa, the first personal computer with a GUI!

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In the wake of the pandemic, schools in the European Union have increasingly begun to implement digital services for online learning. While these modernisation efforts are a welcome development, a small number of big tech companies immediately tried to dominate the space – often with the intention of getting children used to their systems and creating a new generation of future “loyal” customers. One of them is Microsoft, whose 365 Education services violate children’s data protection rights. When pupils wanted to exercise their GDPR rights, Microsoft said schools were the “controller” for their data. However, the schools have no control over the systems.

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This boston company has developed a new process to manufacture steel using zero carbon dioxide and a whole lot of electricity

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The Israeli military wanted to kill more Palestinians faster. They unleashed powerful technology to do it.

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Multiple groups are working to keep Amazon, Google, and Microsoft from doubling the number of centers in the country, fearing environmental devastation.

  • Over the past 12 years, 16 data centers have been approved in Santiago’s metropolitan area. Most use millions of liters of water annually to keep computers from overheating.
  • Chile is in the midst of a drought, expected to last until 2040.
  • The government has said it will launch a national data center plan to regulate the industry.
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