very cool. it was immediately educational.
a couple notes:
I rechecked my math on that and you’re right, it’s about the same per capita.
well if you want hard numbers China produces about 1100GW of energy from coal yearly and the US is sitting at 260GW. so a 7% increase on 260 still deserves what the article says about not coming anywhere near China, even per capita. We would love to see US numbers trending the other direction but the current administration can’t be bothered to interrupt its money grab. China has been holding steady in recent years, which is an accomplishment, but China still uses more coal than the rest of the world combined.
holy crap… im in TN and hate cutting down trees but I recently had enough of a grove of them on my property. I only knew their name from a plant app, not how bad they were. My first thought was “Im going to have fun with a chainsaw” but it turns out that’s how you get a grove of them… it causes root suckering when you cut them… they’re like Hydra. It’s ne of the few cases where experts recommend poisoning. Glad I saw this post!
it still started snappy and ran, just noticeably slower as I added elements. its a pixel 10 pro but running graphene and vanadium browser…a rare client for sure but shouldn’t be different than chrome on Android