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I don’t think the noveau drivers are ready for gaming.

Oh, they found one scenario that looks good for them. Never trust those early benchmarks until they can be verified independently.

This graphic is a nice summary. If China continues its growth with EVs, they could reach >90% by 2030 or even earlier.

“Soon” is in 10 years:

Recent breakthroughs in recycling, together with a spate of technological improvements, mean that within a decade or so most of the global demand for raw materials to build new batteries could be met by recycling old ones.

Some believe that no additional mining will be required in 25 years, which sounds quite optimistic.

This will be caused by a combination of better recycling and continuing advances in battery chemistry, which boosts the energy density of cells so that batteries can be made with fewer raw materials. This, RMI believes, might see mineral extraction for batteries being avoided altogether by 2050.

I don’t think that this article is fair and objective. It seems biased towards tesla.

old post, for those who are curious: https://lemmings.world/post/13606719

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Doesn’t look too bad for me

AFAIK completely without ads. This is the first sentence from the link I provided in my previous comment:

Meta will offer people in the EU, EEA and Switzerland the choice to pay a monthly subscription to use Facebook and Instagram without any ads

They want 10€ from EU citizens to not show ads, but it is doubtful that this is legal.