The loss in trust may be permanent, but I think there is still a real desire to develop new good relations. If the US were to pass meaningful reforms and approach old allies on a more equal footing in real negotiation and not primarily the role as the big bad bully, I think a new framework of trust could be slowly built again.
Joining the ICC and not threatening invasion if they dare try to hold an American accountable would be a good start.
SpaceX was his one good company thanks to the work of people like Gwynne Shotwell. xAI must not have been getting enough investor interest and rather than admit it’s a stinker, he’s shackling spaceX with it.
If I were a spaceX investor, I would be absolutely pissed about this and talking to my attorneys.
Yes, very joyous. I didn’t realize raucous had overall negative connotations. Perhaps rowdy better describes the concept I was thinking of.
Someone has never seen a herd of cows get let out to pasture for the first time of the spring. It is a raucus event.
I would imagine that you would segment the lifting bodies so that a leak or rupture in one or even a couple wouldn’t bring the whole thing crashing down. Ships don’t sink from a couple leaks here and there. You would also monitor buoyancy. The tether site needs to have some sort of reel in capability for servicing.
All of your concerns seem to be addressable through proper engineering considerations.
I think of votes as adding or decreasing visibility. Which is a little different than “I like this.” An upvote means you think other people should see a post/comment.
So unsavory but important things still deserve an upvote imo. That doesn’t mean you like the thing being discussed.
Mine also has 100 logged entries for 3 users. It can display a table or trend line of historical data, and it has a usb port that supposedly can be used to download the log. But if you need a specific driver or software to access the file then I don’t know if that violates the “no app” requirement.
https://www.pulseoximeter.org/fl-08a.html
I hadn’t tried accessing the data externally before and this post got me curious enough to try. The program looks ancient and does not recognize the bp monitor as is. I don’t feel like playing the driver hunting and compatibolity mode game. The monitor does not host a standard storage volume so I don’t believe the files can be retrieved without the software. I would be tempted to speculate that this is representative of the type of experience to expect if OP doesn’t want to go down the bluetooth connection to app route.
Right, they would be subject to new prosecution for new crimes because of their recidivism. The pardoned crimes are no longer relevant to whether they end up incarcerated again. My point is that we have already seen high rates of recidivism in those pardoned by Trump, and a reformed Attorney General’s office or states can prosecute crimes that haven’t been pardoned. This doesn’t provide justice for the corruption of bad pardons, but if the end result is incarceration just the same, then that might be close enough to justice.
I think we are in agreement, I guess I didn’t phrase my initial comment particularly well.
Unless that person has comitted more crimes they were not previously prosecuted for. Which is not entirely unlikely if they are emboldened by having avoided punishment thanks to the backing of a corrupt POTUS. I.E. multiple Jan 6’ers. I would expect high rates of recidivism for beneficiaries of Trumo pardons.
Albeit prosecuting new crimes is not undoing a pardon, but it may achieve a measure of justice anyway.
Gamer’s Nexus has heard a lot of interest in their community about gaming on linux. So they’ve been working with Wendell from Level1Techs to put together a Linux benchmarking workflow. They chose Bazzite for those efforts.
Gamer’s Nexus likes to make frequent use of a clip from an Intel presentation where one of the presenters says “Thanks Steve,” because the main personality on Gamers Nexus is Stephen Burke.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovOx4_8ajZ8&t=44s
There’s a link with the time appended.
Thanks, Steve
The solution to that is for a third return line to be run during a new build or remodel, but that’s definitely not a weekend project for most homes.
I also don’t trust a toilet paper with a low gsm.
Maybe we need both a gsm and total weight labeling.
It’s reasonably common for showers to have a mixing valve and a flow rate valve on separate handles. That accomplishes what you want. You just have to remember which is which and only use the flow rate valve to turn on and off.
More importantly, hot water circulation systems should be more common. It’s the waiting for the cold water in the line to flush out that really makes setting temperature a hassle.
Which matters more total kg or mm2 ?
And the bill preserves carvouts for active investigations. Congress should not leave it up to the DOJ to determine what is suitable for release.
What does it mean when light hits something? Is light “hitting” the air around you? If so how can you see at all?
For light to measurably change when it interacts with a particle or group of particles, there has to be a separation of electrical charges. The light also has to be close to the energy of an available energy state transition. There’s lots of diffferent types, but remember electron orbitals? Most visible light interactions involve electrons jumping to higher energy orbitals or falling to lower energy orbitals. There are only very specific interactions that are possible with specific wavelengths of light. Fortunately, visible light spans a wide range of wavelengths that interact very strongly with the forms of matter that surround us.
There are lots of things that won’t interact with light at all. Nuetrons and neutrinos don’t have a charge separation and don’t interact with light at all. You could shine very strong lasers through a cloud of neutrinos, and as far as the beam path would indicate, it would be identical to vacuum. They have to be studied by how they interact with other matter that does interact with light. It may sound counterintuitive, but single free charges like a bare hydrogen nucleus or free electron also don’t absorb or emit photons. It is only when charges can interact with eachother that we get light interactions.
So nothing measurable happens when light propagates through a volume where dark matter is. There is no mechanism by which the two can interact, except gravitational lensing.
The supply side of power generation is coordinated by a bid system. So the cheapest sources are activated first. As demand goes up increasingly expensive forms of power generation are turned on.
For daily and seasonal variation, this is fine. The amount of time that really expensive generation is active is only a small portion and the base rate can stay low. However, if you add a bunch of baseload without adding equivalent generation, your utility will be stuck buying at the top end of the capacity market auction. The datacenter will have negotiated a discounted rate though because constant demand is good for the utility in the long run. That leaves everyone else paying a big rate increase.
Source: none given, but the capacity auction is a real thing, and the predicted behaviour of such a system can be reasoned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shockley–Queisser_limit
Tl:dr The max theoretical efficiency for a silicon solar cell is estimated to be 29.4% with real world high end modules topping out at 26.8%
26% in a lab is not the same as 26% in the field after 5 years, but it is nonetheless a good result.
Solar scales out well, so low conversion effiency isn’t really what determines whether an installation is feasible or not.
If you’re evaluating cheap 20% efficient panels vs expensive 25% efficiency panels, you need only scale up the area of cheap panels by 25% to match output. Plus, panels that start at a lower efficiency experience less derating over time, so the difference in performance diminishes as an installation ages.