redonyo

> If solar/wind/batteries/nuclear/hydro/whatever is better than oil, and there are high tariffs, the result will be onshore production of those technologies

Better along what metric? In a market, the axis is going to be cost which tariffs impact

It's problematic for a company if they have to announce their EOL plans on product announcement to get interest from customers. Might as well not exist as a company at that point

> Due to yesterday’s fire in the Emerald Hills area, the main Stanford campus lost the power supplied by PG&E’s main transmission line to the campus. PG&E is providing a limited supply of power through a secondary line, but it falls far short of the normal needs of the campus. This limited supply is being used to maintain cooling for the hospital and other critical infrastructure on campus

Now I'm thinking its a good idea to quiz developers on the first 10 lines of some arbitrary Makefile

It's in the company values - "Open company, no bullshit" and "Don't fuck the customer". When you know the company is Australian it makes more sense.