TheBill
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Very very few LNG cars and trucks out there, as filling infrastructure is limited compared to CNG. In US it's something like 2% of total CNG+LNG fleet.
Interviewed with a midwestern company doing CNG truck conversions and building fueling infrastructure back in 2014/15. Diesel prices coming down crushed them, and they sold off the majority of their fueling station biz in 2019, to focus on renewable CNG from dairy & hog farms.
The CWC does not treat tear gas as a banned chemical weapon, instead classifying it as a riot control agent (RCA). Article II(7) defines RCA as “[a]ny chemical … which can produce rapidly in humans sensory irritation or disabling physical effects which disappear within a short time … .” CWC Article I(5) prohibits using RCA “as a method of warfare,” but does not define the term method of warfare, leading to a potential exception or “loophole.”
https://www.justsecurity.org/76595/clearing-the-fog-of-war-s...
Pedanticisim aside, the .mil requires risk assessments up the wazoo for every training event, let alone using CS/OC, and they should have expected this. Hope it deploys and dissipates for 60 year old anything is a bad gamble in the desert, let alone a built up occupied urban area.
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TheBill on Tuesday April 12, 2022 @03:59PM
from the marketwatch.com dept.
Two options as I see it:
Partner w/ a co like AdaFruit or another kit developer & push content via youtube/tock etc.
Alternatively work w/ a fab co like https://www.tempoautomation.com/ to produce small batches, and send them to a 3PL co to package and fufil for you.
Oh man, this reminds me of a story - GE Profile oven in a ski condo, last day or second to last day we were there.
Broke in a way that you couldn't open the door - and we couldn't get the bacon out. Wound up reading the repair manual and a forum while the GF cooked eggs, trying to figure it out.
The Solenoid that is used to lock the door when it goes through a clean cycle has to be powered on 100% of the time, and keeps its spring compressed. Power turns off to lock it. If the insulator/bushing for it breaks, it will jam open & lock the door.
Family will never buy GE appliances after this happened. Mom just bought a new Kitchenaid that's got exactly 0 smart features.
Journalists who's "reporting" actively endangered his life as he was in Saudi at the time. Where its still the death penalty for being gay.
Just did this with my 10, $74.95 for a new battery, spent ~2 hours down the street curating a newsletter at a bar I like. It was a similar experience when I needed the battery in my MacBook Air replaced but closer to 100.
Also usually gets you plenty of Safeway Rewards @ Chevron.
They do, and they very much view it as a threat to the centralized power of the USG.
Theres an AFB outside of LA with proper rail siding. He identified it & facilities in thread.
Railroad are a regulated monopoly. DOT/FRA can mandate service & regulate rates (either for freight or using their track) to prevent one carrier from making movement impossible. If DOT/FRA do it right they'd economically incentivise the short haul.
I spent ~6 months getting them to properly delete a unprovisioned, un attached, properly shut down disk.
Yep, we'd manage to kill off a lot of the invasive species like eucalyptus, take a load off the water table for a few years. A chance to get ahead of things like the beetle blight that are dependent on early spring drought to kill native pine trees would be good.
IMO we need to burn more out west. We're digging out of ~200+ years of mismanaging the forests:
https://www.npr.org/2020/08/24/899422710/to-manage-wildfire-...
"Before 1800, several million acres burned every year in California due to both Indigenous burning and lightning-caused fires, far more than even the worst wildfire years today. Tribes used low-grade fires to shape the landscape, encouraging certain plants to grow both for tribal use and to attract game."
Have fun pitching your fellow Canadians on a massive regression in standard of living that hits your poor & first nations communities hardest while becoming a economic vassal state to the CCP, who literally does not give a fuck.
If you pay attention to the time those comments come out you'll see a specific pattern around european users coffee/lunch/evening times.
Hundreds of comments and no one mentions that if the three gorges dam goes it's 30%+ of china gone. A literal single ton warhead ( ballistically delivered torpedo ) would accomplish this. More likely to be a nuke but...
Pretty much, and last tennant mix was about 20% EV, 80% ICE.
1) Waze has been doing this for a while which addresses context as they're only served to a geofenced area:
https://www.waze.com/business/
2) QR Codes & Lane Assist cameras. Boom, done. Pay $F a bunch of $/BTC/RUB to put your companies ads on their allow list, no allow list, no open URL for Johnny Drop Tables.
What are your thoughts on the acquisitions that Aterian ($AETR) has done in the last 6 months?
Are you going to be approaching it via a similar acquisition financing mechanism? Buying at 2-3x SDE for a mix of cash and Moonshot stock issued at 10-20X Earnings?
90% of that is burying the lead that leaking methane is an issue. No shit, but moving from Bunker>LSFO>LNG is going to cause a net decrease in GHG emissions. Operators that have to focus on profit margins, not maintaining artificial monopolies can't afford to subsidize leaking equipment.
Aliso Canyon caused a substantial investment in methane detection hardware thats in use. Next step is getting E&P co's to pay into a perpetual fund that monitors old wells.
Something that would be relevant. Would love to know who's downvoting you.
It's an appeal to authoritarianism. The author wants "someone" with power to tell everyone what they're allowed, and not allowed to do.
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The free flow of money from US banks to cryptocurrency exchanges is the root cause and needs to halt.
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Direct quote. Author is in London, but believes that #TeamAmericaWorldPoliece needs to step in because the only viable on/off ramp to cryptocurrencies is the US Bank System.
The article has the veneer of being well thought out, however if you look at their other writing & twitter there's definitely a I think I'm smart & didn't invent/make money/gain referential power from crypto so it's a scam & they now have ego tied up in being right/seeing the state clamp down on it.