You would likely start from the center of your galaxy, then pick a culturally relevant star near the outskirts, in our case Sol, and call that, well, something (Solbound?) Then work your right angles from there. You could pick other cultural stars in the other directions too.

Most galaxies are pretty flat, so you’d probably have to reference a conveniently positioned other galaxy for your up and down.

Probably realized he could cut server overhead by 40% this way

Oh yeah no. This guy has no dreams that don’t comply with the current FAA rules

Yeah the guy was saying the learning curve is very approachable for those with the right qualifications.

India appears to be a country that contains multitudes and is hard to pin down. It has a problematically large contingent that is deeply islamaphobic. The country suffers from low regulation and prejudice as well as a shitty right wing president. But much of it is beautiful with rich culture. The prominent religions are pretty benign when compared to american christianity as far as I can tell

It’s 103% true. I crushed the man after interrogating his politics and finding thar we disagreed 6.7% politically. Beyond petty, solidly into incompatible range, it had to be done.

No I’m not. Unfortunately one of the problems with tankies is they don’t call themselves that most of the time. But I can confidently claim I’m not because when a fellow leftist disagrees with me on 5% of something, I gently explain why I believe what I do, and then proceed to not be mad if the petty difference continues.

Frutiger is the perfect mix of streamlined and personality, with a softness to make you feel like you aren’t dying.

It’s a super luxury item with not just dedicated hardware but also carpentry and extra art

This process seems to have a lot going for it in being small, modular, and single step. That theoretically opens the door for smaller steel making businesses which is good for impoverished countries, or for companies that want to make their steel in-house. And he tacked on at the end that a similar process with maybe a better anode and cathode could end up refining a lot of mining “waste” could reduce our mining needs.

I dont know what you’re on about, but I try to focus on how we can improve things because I don’t like being sad and miserable all the time.

I’m deeply confused by your response. The article in question candidly discusses that the process will be as green as the feed it is given in both electricity and materials. The innovation at hand, however, is capable of emission free steel. The emission free steel might not truly happen for a minute, but it is on its way.

This process doesn’t use Hydrogen. They briefly discuss the hydrogen powered steel process to cover the bases, but this is a different process.

As for the Ad allegation, I mean kinda, that’s why the CEO agreed to the interview, but David Roberts just likes interviewing interesting innovators and policy leaders in the climate Tech space.

Carbon is just the traditional way of removing oxygen from the iron oxide. There are other ways of purifying the iron. And this method cuts away a lot of steps involving multiple processes and a lot of coal. Give the article a read or listen for more info, it’s really interesting

Must be for Ted Cruz

I absolutely would

I’m hoping that people stop giving an actual fuck at around 400 so that they can just simply produce that and stop.

is that le random enough? <

Do you always get mad when other people try to have fun?

How silly are you looking for? It doesn’t get sillier than We Ran Out Of CD Space by PsychoStick… or anything else by psychostick. But there’s also Ninja Sex Party, Wolves of Glendale, First of October (listen to Ravioli).

While not outright comedy, there’s a humor to Falling for Me by Parker the Bandit and It’s Okay to Punch Nazis by Cheap Perfume

If I’m not mistaken sodium ion is better with temperature and durability. The biggest problem is energy density, so they can’t compete in any applications where size and weight matter. This leads to their 2nd biggest problem, which is that there’s so much production infrastructure for lithium that no one wants to invest in new assemblies for other battery chemistries