The worms gotta eat.
The worms gotta eat.
I think something worth noting about older games too is that they didn’t try and deal with many of their limitations head on. In fact many actually took advantage of their limitations to give the feeling of doing more than they actually were. For example, pixel perfect verus crt. Many 8 bit and 16 bit games were designed specifically for televisions and monitors that would create the effect of having more complexity than they were actually capable of. Other things like clever layout designs in games to limit draw distance, or bringing that in as a functional aspect of the game.
The technical limitations seem largely resolved by current technology, where previously things were made to look and feel better than the hardware allowed through clever planning and engineering.
Exactly. The Supreme Court retroactively elevated the office of presidency to “something more”, with the caveat that at the end of the day, they get to decide what qualifies as crime or not.
I wouldn’t say that the office has become a kingship, but I don’t know what else to call a leader unbound by law.
It’s absolutely horse shit and we have no reason to accept it as a ruling.
Don’t forget the 26 billion we gave them before that, and the several billion a year weve been giving them for decades before that.
Old used truck and a BEV is just great.
I’m voting for the human candidate for president, I don’t think the AI one is up to the task.
Don’t blame me, I voted for Kodos_bot
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NGL, I think Texas has demonstrated itself to be a black hole of Democrats organizing efforts over the previous 20 years (national at least). It seems to me that local Texas Democrats need to figure out how to win their races statewide first, then bring in the national party., because Texas has been supposed to be purple for decades, and clearly what works nationally isn’t working in Texas.
As someone who has been shitposting after giving up on sleep at 2am, I take this very personally.
America’s genocide
The only way I’ve seen hydrogen make sense is where it’s made and stored on site for later grid level generation. Transporting it makes very little sense for all the reasons you mentioned. Salt concerns and ammonia have both been discussed as potential storage options. But you wouldn’t move it around. Store it in a fixed location and generate the electricity on site. If you don’t have to move it, hydrogen might make some sense.
Not sure where our good buddy @[email protected] went, but let me assure you. As of right now, 100% of available hydrogen stocks are fossil fuels derived.
Hydrogen vehicles being green is a fantasy pedaled by fossil fuel companies to not have to move away from natural gas. While it is possible to generate hydrogen through electrolysis, functionally, none actually is. It’s far far cheaper to do so from natural gas, and probably always will be.
Promoting hydrogen as a “solution” is basically promoting fossil fuels green washing.
And I’m not sure where you are getting you information on lithium, but it’s probably the best short and medium term option. Beyond that, gravity storage (pump water up hills, and maybe some kind of hydrogen system that doesn’t require transporting the stuff where it can be made and stored in place when solar or wind energy is abundant.
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Its important to keep repeating it, but also, everyone watching saw this happening in real time.
also known as thermobaric liberalism.
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