Our politics are nowhere near as toxic and disturbing as the US. At least our Conservative party respects election results.

A 1200 sqft bungalow near me just sold for 1 million Canadian rubles

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Electric tank, sure. Hydrogen tank, never.

The president has supreme authority over the executive branch, which includes the military. Trump has explicitly said that he would implement mass deportations, and has called democrats “the enemy within” while in the same breath saying that the national guard could be used to put them in prison.

As for who’s going to let it happen, that would be all of the Trump sychophants that he will be appointing. He learned last time that appointing republicans isn’t enough to let him get away with his batshit crazy ideas, they have to be cult loyalists as well.

Trump voters are not garbage, most of them are frankly just ignorant and maybe a little dull. Calling Trump supporters garbage on the other hand would be an insult to garbage

There’s idealistic foreign policy, and there’s pragmatic foreign policy

I’ll eat my socks if hydrogen powered tanks are actually purchased by any military. Hydrogen will literally never be a viable transportation fuel

You find this trash on platforms that are actually popular with the general public, not Lemmy

“make of these incredibly biased statements what you will”

Could you be more disingenuous?

The ghost of Nelson Mandela is just playing around with his multiverse machine, you’ll be back in your reality in no time

What are you, 14?

Battery capacity of established chemistries*

Used E golf? I would also call the ioniq 5 a hatchback even though it’s marketed as a crossover

This line of thinking is exactly what got Trump elected in 2016. All it shows is ignorance of your own political system

Hezbollah is a terrorist organization fighting another terrorist organization. There are no good guys here.

Every guy in that drone evasion training clip would be dead, it’s like they don’t know what shrapnel is

Production, consumption, electrolyzer efficiency limits and capital cost, storage problems, fueling problems, transportation problems, pretty much every aspect of this stuff makes it terrible for use as a vehicle fuel. All green hydrogen efforts should be focused on fertilizer production before anything else.

I have a bachelors in chemical engineering, the energy balance on these devices never works out favourably. As soon as you scale up to any meaningful impact on GHGs, you get power inputs on the scale of entire countries.

If you’d like to do a proper literature review instead of daydreaming, I’d be happy to look it over

Strawmen belong in fields, not comment sections.

Also: does every ml user have an allergy to pragmatic problem solving?