California may keep the Last Nuclear Power Plant as it will have difficulty meeting its carbon emission goals. Imagine that nuclear power making sense as it has for evermore. We will have millions of dead batteries, but what’re a few radioactive pellets? It seems to me that running Nuclear for another 20 years would be much cheaper.

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• 20:48–TikTok adds an AI image generator
  
• 21:30–Porsche inks deal
  
• 14:19–NASA Artemis
  
• 22:10–Ring Doorbell TV show
  
• 22:56–Apple will pay $30.5 million
  
• 17:04–California to consider keeping a nuclear plant
  
• 23:52–Apple is allegedly  threatening to fire an employee
  
• 25:00–Bumble is experimenting 
  
• 25:48–$4,000 for a used electric car
  
• 27:32–Signal’s data breached
  
• 27:51–YouTube may launch a channel store
  
• 28:19–Tesla’s Shanghai factory made its millionth car
  
• 28:57–Facebook Marketplace and DoorDash 
  
• 29:39–Samsung’s 55-inch Odyssey Ark
  
• 31:04–US CHIPS Act
  
• 32:02–More data centers coming to Ireland
  
• 33:15–Uber Eats now delivers office and school supplies 
  
• 33:50–Android 13
  
• 33:52–HBO and HBO Max are reportedly laying off workers
  
• 34:51–Russia previews its post-ISS space station
  
• 10:50–CIA accused of “illegally spied” on Americans
  
• 36:03–Sony launches “forgery-proof” feature
  
• 36:36–Zoom fixes security flaw
  
• 37:19–Walmart partners with Paramount+
  
• 15:15–Samsung heir pardoned 
  
• 38:02–Virgin Orbit
  
• 38:46–Epson’s end of service
  

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