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An Ioniq 5 just drove 400,000 miles, 12 to 16 years of normal drive distance, and its battery is 87% of new health.

Batteries are going to be cheaper, longer lasting and less hard to source and build than many warned.

Salt batteties, cheap plentiful salt batteries are rolling out for utilities and cars already.

energylivenews.com/2025/03/28/

warpnews.org/green-tech/seasal

Switzerland mobile providers are retarded and can't get IPv6 working.

They will do anything to CGNAT as many ipv4's as they can instead of freaking DO THE WORK to get ipv6 everywhere, period.

What a fuckery.

Go to their community pages. ALL providers have been asked for more than a decade to implement ipv6 on mobile. None are offering it... What a mess.

#sunrise#salt#upc

Hay una ciudad pequeña de ~30k habitantes en Girona que lleva días levantada en disturbios por el desahucio de una familia con cuatro hijes.

Salt se llama.

Igual no tienen nombre de videojuego japonés, ni son una sola persona beatificable/heroizable, pero para mí la gente de Salt es tan valiente como el Luigi.

🔥 :acabcar:🔥

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The Maras salt mine has its roots in the pre-Inca era. Evidence suggests that the local Wari and Inca civilizations were the first to utilize the site's natural salt resources. During the Inca Empire, the salt produced here was considered a valuable commodity and was used for everything from food preservation to ritual purposes.

Even today, the Maras salt mine is an important source for the local community. The harvested salt is sold all over the world.
The visualy impressive landscape of the site, with its geometric patterns of salt ponds, has also become a popular tourist attraction.
This unique salt-producing site consists of over 5,000 small, terraced ponds. Now in the rainy season, the ponds are more brown in color due to the muddy bottom. During the dry season, the ponds are much whiter, as is the harvested salt.

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#salt #saltmine #marassalt #maras #sacredvalley #peru #nature #naturephotography #traveling #travelphotography

NJ American Water customers may notice salty taste in their #water due to road salt, brine

Due to the use of #salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather, as well as ongoing #drought conditions, #NewJersey residents may have noticed a salty taste in their tap #water. Despite the slight change in taste, New Jersey American Water wants to assure its customers that the water it provides continues to meet all health-based primary drinking water standards.

themonmouthjournaleastern.com/

themonmouthjournaleastern.comNJ American Water customers may notice salty taste in their water due to road salt, brineMONMOUTH COUNTY — Due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather, as well as ongoing drought conditions, New Jersey residents may have noticed a salty taste in their tap water. Despite the slight change in ta

#Salt est située au sud immédiat de Gérone (Girona, Esp.).

Drôle de ville (30 000 h.). Une heure de gloire industrielle avec le textile et puis, plus grand chose.

Un centre sans intérêt. Assez laid. Un certain choc des cultures, pour dire les choses, entre immigration et habitants hispaniques.

Comme souvent, il y a unpositionnement municipal assez volontariste qui vise à l'intégration (vocable pernicieux pour moi.)

Ici un mural qui veut inciter à se côtoyer, à partager, à parler.

Because Broadcom migrated SaltStack over to their legacy IP only infrastructure, the SaltStack team cannot provide IPv6 support for their packages anymore… great.

At least the Salt team did their best, pointed to their air-gapped environment documentation.

Fuck you Broadcom.

#IPv6#broadcom#salt

You can only eat one kind of table salt for the rest of your life. (Perhaps you make a deal with a supernatural entity, to receive a lifetime supply of this salt at the price of exclusivity.)

Which salt do you choose?