Reykjavik. We start where it all began. At the Sun Voyager monument directly on the northern Saebraut coastal road near Reykjavik harbour. The stainless steel sculpture by artist Jon Gunnar Arnason resembles a Viking ship and was unveiled in 1990 to mark the anniversary of the city of Reykjavik. At sunrise and sunset, the metal… Continue reading @BMW: From a barren island to a trendy tourist destination: Discover Iceland’s breathtaking nature with the MINI Cooper S Clubman ALL4.002281
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Tesla is making large fleet deliveries at the end of the quarter
Tesla is making large fleet deliveries at the end of the quarter as it pushes for a new all-time delivery record. Over the last few years, large fleet operators, like rental car companies and car subscription services, have started to invest heavily in electrifying their fleets. This means large orders of new electric vehicles when… Continue reading Tesla is making large fleet deliveries at the end of the quarter
Guest post: Going through downcycles will help you find survival strategies
Against a backdrop of weaker sentiments and a capital downturn in 2022 and 2023, large venture capital players and accelerators like Sequoia Capital and Y Combinator have sounded the alarm bells, warning their portfolio companies to “plan for the worst” and that “the market is signalling a strong preference for companies who can generate cash… Continue reading Guest post: Going through downcycles will help you find survival strategies
Clean Technica: Tesla To Employ Thousands Of Its “Humanoid Robots” In Its Factories002271
The big surprise at the initial Tesla AI Day in 2021 was Tesla’s plan for an actual human-like, or “humanoid,” robot. (Though, our own Chanan Bos did predict that type of product.) Some basic details were presented, and a human in a robot costume danced around a bit. While Tesla’s Full Self Driving (FSD) has… Continue reading Clean Technica: Tesla To Employ Thousands Of Its “Humanoid Robots” In Its Factories002271
Clean Technica: 17 EV Models Have EPA Combined Rating of 100+ MPGe in Model Year 2022002270
For Model Year 2022 (MY 2022), 17 electric vehicle (EV) models achieved 100 miles per gallon equivalent (MPGe) or higher. MPGe is a unit of measure used by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to represent EV fuel economy in a common unit with gas-powered vehicles, where 33.7 kilowatt-hours of electricity are equal to the energy… Continue reading Clean Technica: 17 EV Models Have EPA Combined Rating of 100+ MPGe in Model Year 2022002270
Elon Musk Cropped The Credit Out of Our Cartoon and Tweeted It Out
For a captain of industry, Elon Musk sure has interesting ideas about intellectual property. This week, the world’s richest man tweeted a black and white comic that depicted Nintendo’s Mario and Peach characters sitting on the roof of a building discussing life. “Of course,” the text reads, “there’s no way to prove we’re living in… Continue reading Elon Musk Cropped The Credit Out of Our Cartoon and Tweeted It Out
Russia’s Main Pipelines Leak Natural Gas Into Sea After Apparent Explosions
It doesn’t look good, folks. Nordic Nonsense Russia’s Nord Stream gas pipelines, which supply Europe with most of its natural gas, have sprung leaks after apparent explosions, leading to concern that the equipment might have been intentionally sabotaged as an escalation in Russia’s Ukrainian conflict. As the Wall Street Journal reports, the pipeline pair act as… Continue reading Russia’s Main Pipelines Leak Natural Gas Into Sea After Apparent Explosions
Best MIDI Keyboards in 2022
In the world of electronic music production, few pieces of gear are as versatile as the humble MIDI keyboard. Like the piano and synthesizer after which they’re modeled, the best MIDI keyboards are relatively lightweight and portable with easy-to-play keybeds of anywhere between 25 and 88 keys. They also generally don’t produce their own sounds… Continue reading Best MIDI Keyboards in 2022
Carbon Dioxide Seems to Be Making Trees Grow Faster, Scientists Say
As climate change gets worse, will the trees compensate? Logging On Amid serious concerns about the climate effects of carbon dioxide, scientists have discovered something intriguing — that trees appear to be growing faster and larger as levels of the compound rise. In a press release, environmental researchers at Ohio State University claimed that the… Continue reading Carbon Dioxide Seems to Be Making Trees Grow Faster, Scientists Say