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Who reads this anyway? Nobody, that’s…. Oh wait. Some people actually do. I guess I should put something worth reading in here then. Err... Let's go with lorem impsum for the time being.

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  • I was thinking about that case too. There was also plenty of cellular damage, which obviously made everything a lot more painful, but probably also faster. If all DNA just vanished, cell replication would stop. I think the zombie phase could last surprisingly long.

  • But RNA would still be there, right? Definitely not enough to save the day, but at least you would have some borrowed time.

  • If we utilize the Eiffel technique, we can easily push it to 300 m.

  • The 0 m orbit should be ideal, because it reduces rocket fuel expenses to zero.

  • And newsletters you technically signed up for… well, more like, were tricked and deceived to accept. It’s the opt-out style we see on every site.

    If 99% of the recipients never consciously consented to receiving the newsletter, how valuable can it really be to those who send them? I don’t think people even read their emails very much, so it’s not very likely for that 1% to even see the newsletter.

  • Cool! What about silly minor annoyances in life? I have so many…

  • Year of the RISC-V desktop, let’s go!

  • What about the null rig where you have zero masts and sails?

  • It’s a risky investment.

  • It’s a numbers game. If you invest in 500 AI startups, but one of them becomes the next Saudi Aramco, Microsoft, or Meta, it will easily cover all the losses.

  • The AI startup gets money, and the new CEO gets to drive a Ferrari. That’s all that counts. Fulfilling the requests or needs of your clients is just an optional side quest.

  • Because money. As long as you have those two magic letters in your pitch deck, investors will just pour absurd amounts of money into your project.

  • For some reason, I had to look for it an embarrassingly long time. I knew I had used it earlier, but couldn’t remember where that setting was. It’s right where you would expect it, but somehow it still took me time to find it.

  • China is already the world’s factory, so why not become the world’s battery factory too.

    People seem to be interested in electric vehicles, so might as well. Once China is the number one EV manufacturer, battery manufacturer and solar panel manufacturer, it’s going to become as wealthy as Saudi Arabia and USA combined.

    Good luck keeping up with that pace if your country still run on coal.

  • YesSettings, sorting, posts, scaled

  • During one assignment, I worked with a pretty interesting crew. Nearly everyone was really into booze, porn, fast cars and… well that’s about it. Most of them don’t really seem to have much going on in their lives. They’re rough, tough and they’ll get the job done, you know the type.

    One of them wasn’t really close minded though. I told him about a local delicacy, and I described the taste as “a little bit weird”. He said that he’s into all sorts of weird stuff, and I have no doubt about that. He’s still an unsavory kind of guy, but at least he tries weird stuff when possible.

    Anyway, telling a crew like this to join a D&D session might be a mixed bag. You should absolutely expect some bullying and childish behavior from some of them, but others might actually join anyway.

  • I would recommend spending that time on looking for a better job.

  • Amazing! Moments like this prove to me that Lemmy is ready to replace Reddit. We even have our own trolley historian too.

    Really wasn't expecting to go this deep into troellys when I wrote that first comment. Thanks for the thoughtful and educational replies! Much appreciated.

  • Oh wow! That’s so cool.

    The freight thing raises some questions though. Those things can get really heavy, and the rails should be rated for such weights. If not, the rails can sink into the ground.

  • That must be the most satisfying job in town.

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works

    Natron’s liquidation shows why the US isn’t ready to make its own batteries

    techcrunch.com /2025/09/05/natrons-liquidation-shows-why-the-us-isnt-ready-to-make-its-own-batteries/
  • Tea @lemmy.zip

    Stacking tins

  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works

    China completes world’s largest vanadium flow battery plant - Energy Storage

    www.ess-news.com /2025/07/04/china-completes-worlds-largest-vanadium-flow-battery-plant/
  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works

    Northvolt files for bankruptcy in Sweden

    northvolt.com /articles/northvolt-files-for-bankruptcy-in-sweden/
  • Batteries @sh.itjust.works

    Yadea released first electric scooters with sodium-ion batteries, starting at 3,299 yuan

  • AssholeDesign @lemmy.world

    Forced to accept all cookies on gadgethacks

  • Bean @lemmy.world

    Any news?

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    The tiles

  • Arch Linux @lemmy.ml

    GPT told me to break my system