Grubbo

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   by Grubbo 2y ago

   Yes like the case around a laptop, or the body/fuselage and wings of a drone, saves weight. They showed it on the news recently. "Structural batteries are materials that not only store energy, but can also carry loads. In this way
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   by Grubbo 2y ago

   https://www.chalmers.se/en/current/news/big-breakthrough-for...
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   by Grubbo 2y ago

   Batteries are becoming obsolete, scientists have discovered a new way to store energy, so the whole frame and body of the car is able to store energy. So we might see cars and laptops without batteries in the future.
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   by Grubbo 3y ago

   I'm thinking they ate partially digested and fermented food in their preys stomachs.
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   by Grubbo 3y ago

   Same here, I'm more interested how it performs in X4 Foundations with one of the benchmark saves. This is a very CPU and RAM heavy game.
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   by Grubbo 3y ago

   It passes the bloodbrain barrier.
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   by Grubbo 3y ago

   Doesn't explain the ones frozen in place still in the process of chewing grass.
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   by Grubbo 3y ago

   Mining and trapping groundwater in billions of tonnes in sugary soft drinks which then sits in supermarkets maybe?