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by enquirewithin 13d ago
The energy used to achieve altitude is then saved in the descent stage. So that’s not an issue for aircraft, regardless of how they’re powered. This is why every flight you’ve ever been on climbs to cruise altitude as fast as possible. High
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by enquirewithin 13d ago
It’s taken thirty years for lithium batteries to double in energy density, and the rate of increase has tapered off recently.
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by enquirewithin 13d ago
An aircraft like this can be used two or three times a day, while spending the rest of the time charging. A piston or turbine powered aircraft can run all day.
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by enquirewithin 26d ago
More importantly, take note of: > Munich Local Court has held that Local Court in Germany is the equivalent of the Magistrates Court in the UK or Australia. Definitely not the arbiter of ultimate truth.
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by enquirewithin 27d ago
Copyright is automatic upon creation. Registering a work provides additional benefits.
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by enquirewithin 27d ago
Somebody exerted effort. That’s it.
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by enquirewithin 27d ago
There are no natural rights. Only rights you’re willing to kill to protect. Or to force someone else to kill to protect for you.
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by enquirewithin 27d ago
Further to your point: Rights only exist up until the point someone is willing to trample them. Then you’ve got to be willing to fight for them. At which point everyone’s rights go straight out the window.
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by enquirewithin 27d ago
> Do you expect them to list every one of their personal geopolitical stances, regardless of the relevance to the article? The author of the article lives in Melbourne, so I can assure you, they absolutely do given half a chance.
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
> It squeezes me with approximately the weight of an elephant sitting on my chest Nope. > It helps that the insides of my lungs are being squeezed outwards by the same force. So you agree your first statement is incorrect. I’m glad we
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
Oh, sorry, I thought we were having a conversation. My mistake.
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
Safe enough to not be allowed on air freight. Safe enough to not be allowed in checked baggage on commercial passenger aircraft. Safe enough to kill e-bike riders, safe enough to kill people at home charging their e-bike / e-scooter &#
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
Is that an aged adjusted statistic? Or is it comparing with the entire gasoline vehicle fleet ?
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
Gasoline or diesel fires can be extinguished. Lithium ion battery fires less so. Surly you don’t mean to imply that a sufficiently large lithium ion battery fire couldn’t burn down a bridge?
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
That’s a hyper local measurement, and temperature dependant. You’d sure notice if the air in your kitchen was swooshing around at 671 miles per hour.
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by enquirewithin 28d ago
That’s a good point, and obvious now you point it out. On the other hand, when water turns into steam at standard atmospheric pressure, it expands in volume by about 1,700 times. Whereas the gas in your stove is already a vapour, mostly met
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
Yeah, aren’t the EV tyre’s compounded differently in some way to account for the extra weight? If the weight on each wheel is greater I’d have assumed the tyre would need to be harder, for the same performance. I would have assumed that wou
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
Until one has a battery thermal runaway event. Or an entire truckload of batteries catches fire. StasheD is an engineer and firefighter, quite eye opening. https://youtu.be/diaUMNONpvw?si=7lxYS8iJHLvCTUkt
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
You need a NMAID Non-Misanthropic Anti-Inflammatory Drug.
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
I’ve often wondered about this. Does the area immediately above where the gas stove was have an exhaust fan that vents to atmosphere? I would have assumed a properly specced exhaust fan would capture and remove combustion products from a ga
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
A reasonable compromise is achieved by an air purifier that has the outlet on top because it’s blowing the filtered air well away from the inlet side and generally circulates the air in the room. I used to work in the cleanest room in the s
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by enquirewithin 29d ago
Sanitariums https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanatorium I guess the modern descendants are the health retreat, the rural airbnb, and the day spa that offers oxygen therapy.
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
What do you want it to do? I’ve used it, it works. The handful of other things I’ve used that do the same thing or something similar are roughly the same. All attempts at making the UI look better invariably obfuscated tools.
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
Big flexible pearl catch, a very scratch telescopic inspection mirror, and a flat torch. Same way every technician fails to retrieve that dropped part.
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
Is Hutchinson Island likely to be exposed to a tsunami, or other event, that might result in total loss of power and destroy emergency responders ability to cool the reactors?
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
I watch three YouTube videos. The Lambda-CDM model seems to be a dead end, but instead of recognising that, picking themselves up, and moving on, the Lambda-CDM Model Industrial Complex simply papered over the gaping holes with magical thin
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
The abacus seems to date back around 4500 years. If your goal is to implement an absurd comment you can use this one next time: instruct your LLM to implement Conway’s Game of Life to implement an abacus. Because, you know, humans are not
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
Maybe. Grit can be the courage to endure adversity. It can also be the resolve to endure tedium.
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
Ass-maxxing.
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by enquirewithin 1mo ago
Don’t worry, the link provided by the GP did nothing to explain what was meant anyway.

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