The pickup/drop-off mafias are the new revenue generators for Indian Railways.

Govt’s move to restrict #diesel sales at petrol pumps raises concern among hospitals, IT campuses, data centres and industries relying on diesel generators for power. #FuelPrices nationalheraldindia.com/nati…

Power banks are being bought 15k, 20k, 50k these days. These used to be the price of generators.

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I always thought those masks were foolproof with the chemical reaction thing, but apparently the generators don’t always ignite properly or can be expired/damaged. Kinda scary when you think about it.

ARTIST MOLLY CRABAPPLE SAYS AI ART GENERATORS ARE SCRAPING ART FROM THE WEB WITHOUT ARTISTS’ CONSENT. SHE CALLS IT “THE GREATEST ART HEIST IN HISTORY.”

Batteries are killing coal. Evening peak prices roughly halved and the spot revenue of the biggest coal generators in NSW and Queensland just fell 30-40% in a single year. Pauline Hanson's coal dream is being killed by renewables. itkservices3.com/posts/batte… /1

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What’s all the fuss about? All the generators In my area are on at the moment and sounding like an army of very angry bees. Is generator electricity not electricity? Ok, we can’t hear ourselves think due to the noise pollution, but then again, we’re loud in everything. 😎