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They said “I’ve been commissioning an artist” in the Git screenshot above so Xe, the developer, commissioned some artist to create the mascot.

Proof of stability!

See ya next year!

hey, I’m still left with $10,000, I’ll take it…

Yeah Mr. President I’m building an even bigger wind farm though, it’ll be a bazillion turbines and power half the US.

I’ll even cancel for only $500M, what a bargain!

The “Cocaine ____” franchise really dies after the fifteenth movie, Cocaine Shrew. They’re really scraping the bottom of the barrel for animals to drug up!

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There’s a few things (I am an engineer, though not nuclear):

1. Efficiencies don’t necessarily stack like that. For boiling water you’re dependent on kinetic energy as heat. I’m not familiar with running plasma through magnetic fields for power generation, but if you lose thermal energy, your overall efficiency may be worse.
2. In power generation, reliability is obviously extremely important, and the nuclear industry is highly risk-averse. So doing something in a known, tested way is preferable. Any downtime is extremely expensive if things break, since it may be gigawatts of power you’re not selling.
3. Big magnets and handling highly energetic plasma are both really expensive. Steam turbines and generators have existing supply chains since we use them everywhere. I think cost is a big part, since the people building power plants want to make their money back sooner, so may not want to pay millions to billions more for a few percent efficiency gain.

If they don’t appreciate the 17-square waffle, they don’t deserve it.

I think it’s crossed over from the “attention grabbing” subtitles fashion prevalent in short form video… Subtitles are great as an accessibility feature, and I hope everything can have them, but forcing them on and making them flashy and obnoxious sucks.

“What are the Reynolds and Mach numbers for the airflow through the rubble?”

“OK, surely he’s got temperature and pressure measurements there?”

“He did provide a CAD model of the bunker, right?”

“Does anyone have a miniature Saddam Hussein for wind tunnel testing to validate our CFD model?”

It’s a pole with a strap, for standing passengers (it’s on a bus or train), I believe.

Go PU!

normally the desert makes a very loud metallic groaning noise when changed, obviously

Commented! Fuck this shit…

I’d definitely agree here. In general, stuff where multiple processes need to talk to each other but are in separate containers is frustrating. So modding tools stumble a bit. Also, things that require login via a browser, which then redirects back to the application (for example, Unity opens a login page then goes back) - when it’s running through Proton or in a container, it’ll open in the browser on the host system, which then can’t get back to it.

That may just be a me being stupid issue, but it’s annoying.

Still keep using it because it’s great, and no ads or crap is lovely.

never mention the recipe perhaps?

or lean into it, and mention every ingredient of that recipe except potatoes. so that’s the only ambiguity is whether the potato salad contains potatoes.

If you look, only one of the displays has an IDE open; the others are for neofetch so people know you use arch btw.

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I think this has been going on for quite a while. my 2010 Toyota I believe has a mobile data unit, but only has 3G and is thus forever unable to phone home. With a new car, you could just remove the mobile data module and not allow it a WiFi connection or anything, then it has no way to report to Toyota even if it wants to.