People give Spotify shit for paying artists awfully, does anyone know if this is better for Qobuz?
https://community.qobuz.com/press-en/qobuz-unveils-its-average-payout-per-stream
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Na, we should get rid of that idea completely. If everyone used one time like UTC (other time zones are available) and just align your working hours etc to your location.
Then 14:00 is 14:00 everywhere, just that some are asleep then, others are awake!
That's always been true of city warfare though. Tanks are not designed for that.
That requires lots of cropland though. Hydrogen can effectively be made by offshore wind farms etc.
It might work if we reduce standard fuel requirements for cars etc enough.
Electricity has been around that long too though, yet there are no serious electric passenger planes (with a decent range)
It has it's flaws, but it may have a higher ceiling in terms of usefulness. They say they can make it work, which is more than I hear about electric planes for example.
We should be financially encouraging 0 carbon planes, without controlling how, then let the engineers work what tech to do it with.
What are the other 0 carbon flight options? They are all flawed.
We can engineer our way through flaws with enough effort though.
....then there should be regulatory actions to help make them viable
The only reason I want a limit that high is to be able to book a group holiday on it. (With people I trust to pay me back). So much less stressful (and lucrative if you have a rewards card)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Displate
Founded in Poland. Now majority owned by a UK headquartered investment company. It does look like they have a US hq too though? I assume that's to help with US content licenses and other US business?
All the ones I have had have been shipped from Poland.
It's actually owned by a British company (Unilever) but they have been going down the pan themselves.
I mean Spotifies recommendations haven't worked out the concept of an instrumental playlist yet....