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Potato salad is sad now

The cat is happy to go outside. It’s their natural behaviour. Doesn’t mean I approve but don’t spin this as being neglectful.

If there isn’t a no parking area, you can park there. I don’t really see what you mean with that being a trend. People just follow road regulations.

Isn’t that something people do? In Germany many people flash their high beams if there is police, speed trap or danger.

Regarding point 1, in New England at least you can visit half of Europe within a few hours of driving if you go by town names.

Thx, as I understand it, this is calculated for traditional railway technology and does not have anything to do with to maglev.

The problem is the high pressure environment outside the low pressure environment

The direction of pressure difference is important

Still means 0.5 bar overpressure if something breaks, which is deadly. Also the proposed pressure for the Hyperloop was 0.1 atmospheres iirc. If there is a weakness in the tube it will fail catastrophically and a pressure wave kills anyone in it. Watch the video where the mythbusters implode that huge tank.

You basically bring a lot of the problems with space travel down to earth.

There may be fewer moving parts but that does not necessarily mean cheaper/less repairs. Current railway parts (especially wheels) are fairly low tech and easily fixed. What if the cooling of a superconducting magnet fails? That’s expensive.

Is that factoring in the always on cooling of the magnets?

Also them just being wheels in general which are one of the most efficient and simple ways to move stuff.

Is that assuming there will not be major repairs?

You mean that hyper idiotic Hyperloop idea that’s just a warmed up remix of the vacuum train idea from the 1920s and will efficiently kill all passengers if a little thing goes wrong (if you can get a hundreds of kilometres long vacuum chamber airtight anyway)?

Still cheaper than maglev rails I’d guess.

Dude, without capitalism we’d be living in flying maglev RVs on mars with free robot labour bro

Oh that’s nice. Are many YouTubers cross posting there?

Just not pronounced “rickter”

Are those actually hosting videos or just accessing YouTube? Because for the latter, most people still want the algorithm and the interaction/support to the creators they follow

Well, if a nuke actually hits anything built to withstand nuclear war, it will break. There is nothing really that can withstand direct exposure to powerful explosives.