What’s the efficiency for turning jet fuel into mechanical work? I’d suspect the efficiency is somewhere around 45% for liquid fuel where it’s nearly 100% for electric. So you’re really trying to reach the equivalent of 5500 Wh/kg.

Yep it only took 1000 allu akbars to get my mechanical engineering degree 🤡

Here’s an industry talk about how to prey on whales

https://youtu.be/xNjI03CGkb4?si=1sjNUt8VX4Z5wky2

I’m an engineer in a totally different industry but I want to know what the numbers are

I’ve literally never seen or heard of porn being on Twitter/X. This is news to me.

Nah, just zig zag away from where you plugged it in and it’s never a problem.

A building from 1841 is still here from the French.

I mowed my grass with a corded mower for a decade until the motor bearing finally disintegrated. Cost me $100 and one blade replacement. No small gas engine was ever that reliable for me

Japan has 1/3 the population vs the US so that means that nearly every man, woman, and child has Twitter in Japan vs 30% of US people.

“What are you gonna do, shoot me?”

I disabled my TPM in BIOS so Windows would never upgrade

And then?

Medication meaning the epilepsy is now effectively treated and he hasn’t had a seizure since.

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/

Enjoy a new rabbit hole to dive down

He got medicated

What are you gonna do? Shave me yourself?

They put you in a tiny cubicle in a room where you do your work and nothing else in total silence for the entire school day. Or send you home unexcused.

TBF, students using going to the bathroom as an excuse to do other things is very real.

Can confirm, I did this to skip parts of band rehearsal on days where my part was super dull to play.

I believe it. A childhood friend of mine had totaled like 7 (very cheap) cars by the time he turned 25.

After a particularly brutal crash, he was diagnosed with epilepsy after having an absence seizure in the presence of an ER nurse.

Hasn’t wrecked since.

I don’t see why that’s a paradox. It’s like asking if infinity is bigger than infinity, where both infinities are aleph 0.

English does it too, but we use ancient Greek and Latin to do it.

Hydro gen - water maker

Dis aster - bad star