Nomecks @ Nomecks @lemmy.ca

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False. It was 100kg of hunny.

Post history does not deliver.

Lots and lots of very big, very expensive rope. Ten thousand ships worth. Hemp rope that competed with DuPont's new nylon rope.

Synthetic rope

Rope was where it all started. Thanks DuPont!

No worries, we all have universal translators anyways!

Take AZ-104. It's the Azure Admin cert. You can run Linux in Azure! All the training is free on the MS site too.

As I walk through the valley where I harvest my grain I take a look at my wife and realize she's very plain

Sounds like they are. They're going to let America fight its drug war in America.

TIL how to use sup

Better?

Object storage is really popular for backups now because you can make it immutable by protocol standard and with erasure coding you can have fault tolerance across locations.

Roses are red

Euhler's a hero

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Good news: America already does it too!

So nuclear plants of the future won't be run by companies who cut important corners on safety to maximize shareholder profits while offloading the consequences to the government and public?

VsNotepad

I answered above your comment

Here's my reasons:

• Humans are shit at keeping pressurized gasses contained, and unburned hydrogen, while not a greenhouse gas, contributes huge to the formation of other greenhouse gasses
• Storage options are high pressure (10k psi for Toyota right now) and hydrides. A 10k psi filling hose leak can be fatal. Hydride cells are generally full of metals that catch fire when they get wet, they're heavy and slow to fill.
• Fuel cells use platinum group metals. Tweakers love stealing them from catalytic converters and fuel cells will be no different.
• Electrolysis is super energy demanding. Until some silver bullet tech comes along, most vehicle hydrogen will likely come from fossil fuel extraction.

And while BEVs have heavy, hard to recycle batteries, they also have possibly the simplest drivetrain available. Everything is solid state, except for a few motor bearings, there's no fancy metals and there's very few components to the whole system.

He didn't get 190 mil. He got 190 mil of stock at that stupid valuation. He got paid like 300k cash. Spez gets nothing if the IPO is an albatross

Slagging China, pointing out hydrogen vehicles are a stupid idea, lots of snide responses