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  • Not OP but in addition to the water consumption you already mentioned, flooded rice fields also produce a lot of methane due to the oxygen-free conditions at the bottom and the abundance of organic material.

    This could be mitigated if fields would be drained periodically.

  • I'm a bit too tired and tipsy to fully wrap my head around this but I'm just as furious as you are!

  • Bomb someone. Immediately call "total ceasefire" so they can not retaliate. Art of the Deal.

  • After almost finishing part 2 I'm interested in how the story continues. But I'm happy to wait until they drop the price to a reasonable amount (< 15 €), even if that time may never come.

  • I prefer the Microsoft store version.

  • Thanks for the giveaway! I would really like Wolfenstein II.

    Edit:

    Forgot to mention one of my favorite gaming moments from over 10 years ago: Organizing a LAN party with friends, some of them not gamers. They had a great time as well. One came with a Mac and didn't. We shared and made it work.

  • ♘ Horse

    I think Springer, literally Jumper, is more common.

  • Below Zero was very much lackluster so I'm sceptical about this one. I would love for it to be as good as the first which is one of my absolute favorite games.

  • The race engineer was wrong. The stewards confirmed after the race that the first incident between Max and George would not be penalized and Max taking the escape route was fine. There was no reason to give back the place in hindsight.

  • I can manage check in 2.

  • Just watched it. Well done by Kimi!

    I'm really surprised that Max didn't get a penalty for impeding. He stayed on the racing line and at least two drivers had to go around him on their hot laps.

  • Da könntest du recht haben! Die sehr vielen Kommentierenden, die den French toast als geeignet für den Geschlechtsakt oder sogar für die Ehe erachte, sorgen dafür, dass ich ihn bald erneut probieren muss, um mir eine neue Meinung zu bilden.

  • This is the way. Waffles and pancakes are in a different league compared to French toast.

  • One is smaller to account for perspective. I love everything about this!

  • Yes, I know. But F1 has never been purely about building the fastest car possible. It’s always been a balance of speed, rules, strategy, and spectacle.

  • Fair enough. I think in the end it all comes down to preference. Some prefer nostalgia and would be happy with the return of an iconic engine. Others are more excited with F1 being about innovation and real world application.

    To me, the beauty of F1 is that it's not like other sports in some aspects. It's constantly changing and teams must find ways to stay competitive. That's why I prefer innovation over nostalgia.

  • I guess I wasn't precise enough. I know the electric motor has been around. There are huge gains to find in energy storage and the real world applications are enormous. I'm not saying that they should switch to all electric tomorrow but maybe in the next ten years. Maybe swapping batteries during the race could be an option? I know it's not trivial but we're talking about F1. I'm sure they can figure it out. Comparing F1 and FE is not very interesting imho, team budgets are way smaller, around 10%.

  • ICE development is actually very much dependent on the number of cylinders. Adding a pair creates new unbalances that have to be accounted for. That's why there are so many different engine configurations.

    I'm not saying there's no room for improvement in ICE development but it's the "law of diminishing returns". It's a tech that has been around for over a century. As with all tech, the earlier improvements have a bigger impact than later ones, in general.

    Electric motors are the future and I’d prefer if Formula 1 headed in a direction where they can innovate in this area rather than sticking to an engine that is on its way out.