CmdrShepard49

This article seems a bit ironic coming from Yahoo, another place where people don't want to hang out anymore.

Me too. I want some of those ranch flavored sunflower seeds that only grow in the ranch region of France.

Yeah i would be surprised to see a Honda branded engine in some third-party generator since they sell generators themselves.

Those hinges could be resecured with some L shaped pins not to different from how Chevy truck headlights are fastened or trailer hitch pins. Gravity will keep them in place during normal operation.

What about that American college girl whose roommate died and they accused her of murdering her in a satanic ritual which all turned out to be made up by the Italian prosecution?

An S-tier grandpa

Yeah go look at actual pictures of Ed and Lorraine Warren if you want to see more creative liberties.

Z1 is just single parity.

AFAIK expanding a ZFS pool is a new feature. Its used in Proxmox but their version hasn't been updated yet, so I don't have the ability to try it out yet. It t should be available to you otherwise.

Sweet build! I have all these parts laying around so this would be a fun project. Please share your enclosure design if you'd like!

I believe the Hummer EV is around 9,000lbs.

We were just at Pearl Harbor and the submarine on display there had batteries weighing in at 450,000lbs and that only propelled it for ~100 miles depending on the speed. The diesel engines could propel it for 18,000 miles before refueling. This was of course 1940s technology.

It was just an overblown article trying to fear monger. A guard rail can't handle a direct, perpendicular impact from something that heavy at a high rate of speed, but most guard rails are parallel to the road and only see glancing blows from EVs, ICE vehicles, and semis.

Its a modern day DMC DeLorean which ironically also had a raw stainless steel body. Hopefully it tanks the company just like the DeLorean did.

This is perfect. I'm definitely going to shoehorn this into any discussion that even tangentially applies to SI.