Today it costs more to compute.

I really dislike fossil fuel vehicles. A couple of years ago, the price of petrol and diesel took a small fall, pushing it to around a pound a litre. Some people, wedded to their cars, swore to me this was the death of Electric vehicles. It seemed to me it was an anti-fracking price way … Continue reading “Today it costs more to compute.”

I really dislike fossil fuel vehicles.

A couple of years ago, the price of petrol and diesel took a small fall, pushing it to around a pound a litre. Some people, wedded to their cars, swore to me this was the death of Electric vehicles. It seemed to me it was an anti-fracking price way between the US and the Saudis. US pumps were working harder than they had in the previous 30 years. Suffice to say the madness ended and the price shot back up to £1.20 a litre.

A 20% increase.

Imagine if your computer usage pricing went up by 20%. Or if I increased my prices 20% just because I fancied more money.

But because it’s crazy we let them get away with it.

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