It’s not, to provide 2 weeks of storage (a reasonable amount to cover a period of no wind in winter) for the UK would cost about 2,000 Billion USD at current Li-ion prices.

Intermittent renewables are great as a component of energy generation but storage costs become prohibitive as you get to large fractions of intermittent power generation.

Games that people actually play are very rarely Linux native.

Was your exact quote, I think showing 1/4 of the most played games on Steam are linux native shows that isnt the case.

of the current top 30 on most played on steam 7 have a native Linux version, just shy of 1/4. I’d hardly call that almost never.

All of the Paradox games, Civ, Pillars of Eternity, DoTA, Counterstrike. its a small fraction sure, but its not like no big games have native linux versions.

“Let me help subsidise a company paying below minimum wage” totally normal not batshit insane idea.

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and then the same amount of energy is used in just burning gasoline (never mind diesel and kerosine)