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by aurizon 5y ago
I find this an excellent doable and logical approach. There are huge areas of suitable desert land, in addition, the algae also generates cellular fatty acids - which can be gene tailored and have the prospect of eliminating many of the ol
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, the severest shortages will hit first if all pipes are closed down, it will be a long uphill slog on the fronts you mention - or you can let Russia own you as you pay the bills!! Every increase in heating efficiency is cumulative as we
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by aurizon 5y ago
Makes me wonder if he will allow this to be an election spring board for failed past presidents on a selective basis?
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by aurizon 5y ago
Poland will adapt, save energy, use alternate sources, pay a bit more. The government might reduce costs or give grants to the less wealthy. As the sanctions bite, after the flesh the bone is reached and the diet of US$ is curtailed. German
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by aurizon 5y ago
How sweet it would be for Musk to run against him - and win, but Musk might not want to wallow in that mudhole...
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by aurizon 5y ago
We have splinters of super intelligent AI now. This manifests as high speed computations tens of thousands of times faster than humans. Humans have content addressable memory. Think of a military parade of 10,000 men - you want corporal Smi
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, a large crowd of ~~50,000 will have a large number of cell phones = dropped lines, queuing to voicemail etc, or lack of completion. This is well known. The cure is also well known, the venue buys a few extra cell sites from the provide
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by aurizon 5y ago
A pattern of assertion of parental control results in children denying being controlled in such a way that avoids punishment by interposing an excuse that mitigates the punishment by ranking the current control below a former command. Do yo
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by aurizon 5y ago
'Fair use', to hide illegal acts by the police?
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by aurizon 5y ago
There is a huge ecology of theft of monetisation with false takedown notices etc. youtube cares not, 'The ads must flow'
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes put them in pairs, on mobile platforms about 4 inches apart, with microphones and a dead dulling substance in between and use radio communications and for high speed mobility special cars..... Ever see Smokey the Bandit? Humor aside, ey
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by aurizon 5y ago
So, he broadcast a Disney work in a public place to an audience? Looks like Disney should sue that cop.
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by aurizon 5y ago
Well, a low orbit is 18,000 miles per hour. This system wants to use 5000 miles per hour in their test of tech. That still leaves 13,000 miles per hour delta V, plus atmospheric drag will slow it until the rocket fires. Might be good to bui
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, flow batteries, gravity batteries and high water storage will all make their presence felt. Those ~~20-50 tonne bricks they haul and drop would be costly, but I expect them to make them as strong walled brick shapes, with a lower cost
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by aurizon 5y ago
This looks like it was badly thought out. Funds in transit from buyer to the Bill.com account should be in an escrow account. Most escrow accounts are not placed where they gather interest as the time in escrow is small and rates are low. I
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by aurizon 5y ago
There is truth in that energy density. but it is still cheaper energetically to chill boil off to liquid back to the tank that to make new hot hydrogen you then chill to liquid back to the tank. The end game of clathrate storage will solve
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by aurizon 5y ago
Bill.com may be in trouble, quietly remove your funds before the word spreads
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by aurizon 5y ago
A tanker that holds 80,000 pounds of kerosine will hold about 8000 pounds of LH2 in the same dimensionality. 0.07 = density of LH2, Density of water 1.0, kerosine 0.7 +/- varies with grade. So it take 10 times the cubeage plus Dewar gr
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by aurizon 5y ago
Become a wiser fish/bullfrog. We all know about how fish and bullfrogs are caught by lures on hooks - surely you are smarter? We all know the bait - some fascinating story lead - click and you get a nibble - click for page 2 - ahh the
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by aurizon 5y ago
Looks like a foreign power wants to interfere with US elections in 2024... That's my suspicion. The question is:- how can that be managed? I hope I am wrong...
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by aurizon 5y ago
There is an old fart hierarchy. reminiscent of Ford in 1920, timeclocks, bullying, dominance etc who want to be the top bull in the herd, I suspect many fear for their jobs long term? The jobs suitable for online performance are also suitab
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by aurizon 5y ago
Are they not also lobbied by various players to badger Space-x?
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by aurizon 5y ago
Yes, Real estate has nimbyed up all over
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by aurizon 5y ago
There are gas/oil pipelines in many port countries that connect to Germany to bridge the gap until they build their own. https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/germany-signs-f...
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by aurizon 5y ago
It would have to shift to US/? LNG and get what they can and the price would go up. I hear they are planning to see if their closed nuclear can be restarted and possibly new one built. It was just nuclear hysteria that made them close
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by aurizon 5y ago
Moronic, The signage alone should have alerted anyone with a fractional mind...
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by aurizon 5y ago
I wonder how this will fare where there is a hard grant budget = 20% more wages/benefits = 20% fewer grad students?? When I was a grad student in 1964 I received a stipend from a chemical trust and a salary of $88/month for giving
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by aurizon 5y ago
All artillery and long range rocket attacks are from afar - you a Russian sympathiser?
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by aurizon 5y ago
That is the end game for Russia - what level of destruction will Ukraine tolerate? Ukraine needs sea access vitally for ocean freight. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/3/3/why-capturing-ukrain... What
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by aurizon 5y ago
Ah, I see. Have never got one, fingers crossed. I am not a big user...

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