bidatzi

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by bidatzi 11mo ago
Why would it have to be unsprung? They are not unsprung in the vehicle shown in the article.
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by bidatzi 5y ago
UK contract is also on a “best effort” basis.
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by bidatzi 7y ago
Could be just that, but it doesn’t seem that’s what happened https://twitter.com/tobiaschneider/status/117291970014739660...
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by bidatzi 7y ago
With a range over 1000km?
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by bidatzi 7y ago
It is owned by a union in a communist country https://www.baldingsworld.com/2019/04/26/making-sense-of-hua... How independent from CCP is that institution in practical terms?
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by bidatzi 10y ago
Musk is a seller in this offering.
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by bidatzi 10y ago
Sales went up 50% YoY. Loses went up 83% YoY.
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by bidatzi 11y ago
Is GDP the relevant metric to assess this? On credit/debit card transaction volume North America represents 40+% of global market. https://www.capgemini.com/resource-file-access/resource/pdf/...
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by bidatzi 11y ago
About your edit: fair enough, if you are talking about primary energy production. I understood what the figure provided in the first comment was referring to (electricity production/consumption) and was addressing that. In the end, I t
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by bidatzi 11y ago
Let's see, the US imports 30-40% of the oil it consumes. Should that oil be accounted as used by the exporters? Norway uses no fossil fuels for its electricity production. Norway happens to export a lot of oil. How does the second stat
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by bidatzi 11y ago
That figure (98%) is about electricity production, not total energy used by the country.
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by bidatzi 11y ago
So do we have to tally Saudi oil pollution on the exporting country instead of those that actually use it?
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by bidatzi 12y ago
Not just a claim from the article. The description in the gold video itself is quite explicit.
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by bidatzi 12y ago
If you watch the gold video (or read the article), you'll see they're not using anything remotely similar to the process in that MMC patent. It's essentially a conventional alloy, mechanically hardened.