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by blagie
192 days ago
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It is, and intentionally so. NiCd batteries could also sit on a shelf forever, holding their charge. They had virtually no self-discharge, which was super-convenient. They came in standard form factors (AA, AAA, 9V, etc.). I really liked NiCd batteries. But realistically, you couldn't sell a phone or laptop in 2025 which ran on them. |
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