I’m sorry but as a technicality none of the power used in a steam engine is derived from the dihydrogen monoxide. The chemical compound is used as a medium to turn thermal energy into kinetic energy. The thermal energy, likewise, is usually obtained from another source such as chemical, nuclear, or photovoltaic.
And HYPERLOOP
Is this before or after the teslas can drive themselves? /s
It reminds me of the IRS guy from the Happy Gilmore sequel. “I became a lawyer because I was tired of people hating me and throwing me through glass doors” (flashback to when Happy Gilmore threw him through a door in the first film).
Oh in that case we should just boot it and call it a day.
And boot it to prevent repeat offense.
Kirk was so unpopular I’m willing to bet singles and EPs are being written as we speak
If Charlie Kirk gets entombed in a place of honor I’ll make it my life’s mission to excavate that fucker’s body in the least respectful way possible.
Unless…
Sounds like it violates a couple of amendments, there.
And here I thought the Windows 11 enshitification couldn’t get worse.
Nobody should ever trust anything Musk wants them to install on their devices.
Fudruckers? Nah different place.
Just flourish, yeah. The rounding edge comes off the k wraps around, and at the end reverse curves upward as is popular in cursive and western calligraphy.
If things like this keep happening that problem might solve itself.
TBH the fact that anybody on the mainland might have a positive opinion of Japan, especially with a country closely aligned with China, is astonishing.
Feels like a lot of potential for real democratic gains in the region.
Is there an open sources solution for GPS tracking devices that size? Because I feel like we need something to counteract people willing to trust Apple to track people and things everywhere.
So just a different dictatorship, basically.
A steam engine can also be used to generate power, or to operate mechanical indistrial equipment like rock crushers or pumps, as a stationary device, but in hindsight the tidal power probably never gets that hot. The engine for moving trains could also be powered by electricity from wind or tidal, though I don’t think there are any practical examples.