This particular tribe actually visited Australia thousands of years ago and borrowed a ute, they liked it so much they named themselves after it
Nothing of value has been lost
Hydrogen energy density seems good on paper, but the storage and fuel cell systems add a lot of weight. That's why all the other electric flight companies are using batteries, they simply perform better.
Uh... No, it doesn't. 8GB is definitely tight these days, but for simple word processing, email, and spreadsheet usage it still works fine.
The big problem with physical carbon storage is that we emit way too much to ever have enough land to store it all as powder. All of these technologies work great at the demonstration scale, but when you do the math for any sort of scale that would make a dent in our emissions, it's just way too many carbon atoms.
As long as they allow for free streaming and file sharing, they will need to monetize. That stuff gets real expensive real fast.
Bandwidth isn't free, they gotta make money somehow
Internet implies that multiple separate networks can all use this link at 1.2 tbps. This is not the case.
You can't self host a tracker like that, at least not for free, because the only way for the data to be reported is through a cellular connection which costs money. The subscription fee seems perfectly reasonable