zuck can’t be in practical terms fired

vapor pressure of liquid carbon dioxide at whatever temperature storage tanks happen to be. wiki tells me it’s 60 atm at 22C and 40 atm at 6C, so not that much in grand scheme of things

the trick is that in high energy state carbon dioxide is liquid held under pressure instead of high pressure gas, like it works with compressed air energy storage, this makes it much more efficient

the article is wrong tho. after compression carbon dioxide doesn’t stay at supercritical state, it gets cooled into liquid. text is slop and so are images. there’s more errors

The master craftsman will know where they can wing it and by how much, and this includes shitty tools

is that basque space program reference?

tvs were made before fr4 was a thing

that’s because the right thing is to switch to bike

TVs made to soviet design famously caught fire, this was before this all printed circuit board deal was perfected. they just used cardboard-like material for that, it was flammable, absorbed water over time, and there were too closely spaced traces with high voltage on them

People just don’t remember shit that broke down quickly

Maybe you can pull it off WW2 style by adding a couple % of aniline to unleaded gasoline

WW365 with Copilot

drop DOIs

Agents md file doesn’t actually do anything except using more tokens https://arxiv.org/pdf/2602.11988

onsite solvent recycling is a thing, what can’t be recycled can be burned for energy. chlorinated solvents require extra energy input because they’re less flammable, and extra corrosion resistance is required in equipment used for that

DCM is also about the only good solvent left that is also resistant to lewis acids. I think that some people were pushing for benzotrifluoride as a replacement, but it just straight up doesn’t work as well where i tried it

Tbf before “do it in DCM” was “do it in CCL4” or “do it in benzene”, DCM just works without nuking operator’s liver

Lots of these new green solvents are also annoyingly polar so perhaps they can be used as replacements of other polar solvents but not anything else. I’m not using cyrene, fuck that

TFA is used because it works and is shelf-stable. Replacements like HCl in ether or ethyl acetate are bitch to make and when these can be bought, they have to be refrigerated all the way. Straight up not worth the effort on small scale

that’s illegal (unless you own a zoo basically)

no no, it makes sense. alpha male, so not ready for release and bugs are to be expected

careful, they might like it

humans start breathing only when 3 years old, don’t you know?

LG would be South Korea. Maybe it contacts tracks on PCB below and it’s some kind of semi-conductive rubber

that’s no problem at all, systems like that are in use