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Comment #24300052
True. Naturally aspirated simply refers to the lack of a turbocharger/supercharger pressurizing atmospheric air as "boost". I just wish carbureted was an easier word to spell after…
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Comment #24299668
ITER. Tritium breeding reactors by feeding it recycled lithium.
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Comment #24299663
Eh, kleenex, scotties, brand name recognition is a trite point. And when it comes to EV batteries, Tesla is leading the field. 21700 batteries are a smart improvement over 18650 ce…
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Comment #24290460
Which is why companies like this are going to be doing what Musk is doing with Electric vehicles. Now, if they could make these for 2000-3000km flights and they ran on 250kWh to 35…
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Comment #24290443
Yeah but it'd be cooler if the sides were completely digital "windows". What should these be called? Dindows? Digidows? Digdows? I live in the arctic and I was thinking of building…
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Comment #24290382
And as others have mentioned, it's taken advantage of newer technology that allows six of pistons to be turned off. The engine basically sounds like two in-line six cylinder engine…
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Comment #24290343
It has to do with air density. Heavy, cold air will generate more lift since it's "thicker" for lack of a better term. Hot air is less dense. This means it takes more power to move…
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Comment #18959816
Battery systems aren't designed for temperatures below -40°C. I'm currently looking at building a cold weather tower for use as a non-rotator SatNOGS ground station. One solution I…
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Comment #18706253
It's a foolish endeavour not to believe that China is capable of identifying every single citizen based on their internet traffic. Ad companies have already been doing it for years…
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Comment #18706205
| I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords. That seems to be the general consensus on /. Or at least has been for decades. I'm partial to the complete and utter destruction of r…
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Comment #15640500
Probably depends on how willing you are to live and work in China.