Depending on how many miles you drive, this isn't true unfortunately, a new electric car on a "relatively" clean electric grid can pay off its manufacturing emissions in as little as 12 months.
"Using this model, Reuters found that, in the United States, a new 54-kilowatt-hour Tesla Model 3 must be driven 13,500 miles before it becomes cleaner than a Toyota Corolla achieving an average 33 mpg over its lifetime. However, if the same Tesla were driven in Norway, it emissions "break-even point" would come at just 8,400 miles, according to the analysis."
Both the Xbox 360 and the Xbox One/Series are using emulators to run OG Xbox games. Its called Xefu (Xenon Fusion Emulator).
Just having a x86 CPU doesn't mean console generations are interchangable.
So to answer the parent comment, yes, it's emulation.
It does work on the steam deck, but you'll need to source a copy from somewhere as its not sold on steam.
Sure, you do you. I agree adding random add-ons isn't always ideal or secure, in this case, the code is available for anyone to review on GitHub (https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect)
There's a Firefox extension that can do this for you, it's called "Old Reddit Redirect" ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-redirect)
Hmmm
Why wait to play on a switch emulator when you can play it on an Xbox 360 emulator now? (Xenia Canary)
Does Lemmy have a spoiler tag or anything? If it doesn't we need one.
Depending on how many miles you drive, this isn't true unfortunately, a new electric car on a "relatively" clean electric grid can pay off its manufacturing emissions in as little as 12 months.
"Using this model, Reuters found that, in the United States, a new 54-kilowatt-hour Tesla Model 3 must be driven 13,500 miles before it becomes cleaner than a Toyota Corolla achieving an average 33 mpg over its lifetime. However, if the same Tesla were driven in Norway, it emissions "break-even point" would come at just 8,400 miles, according to the analysis."
Cobalt free batteries exist and some electric car manufacturers are already using them.
https://electrek.co/2022/04/22/tesla-using-cobalt-free-lfp-batteries-in-half-new-cars-produced/