They didnt say the planes weighted 25000 pounds. They said it could exceed 25000 pounds. My guess is that not even the passenger seats were installed in this run.

1mw of power from the 4 engines. For 30 minutes, 500kWh. So for $5 they paid 1 cent per kWh. Somewhere there’s a bunch of bullshit hidden.

Because they didn’t. And anyone that is capable of critical thought can easily take the few numbers they provide in the article and do some simple calculations.

They claim the motors pull more than 1mw of power. So using 1 mw for 30 minutes is 500kWh. That means they paid 1 cent per kWh. (Spoiler. They dont)

And nowhere, does it say the plane weighted 25000 pounds. It says it “can exceed” 25000 pounds. But by no means does that mean that’s what it weighted in this test.

The most likely scenario is that the plane was bare minimum rather than maximum. I doubt even passenger seats were installed.

I was there, 3000 years ago when PlayStation was first born. When we rewired the circuits to play CD’s we burned as tribute to ensure our 1MB memory cards would not fall to corruption.

If they can fly a small airliner for 30 minutes for $5. Either there’s a whole lot they’re leaving out. or they’re not paying anywhere near what I pay for electricity.

They say the engines delivered more than 1 megawatt of power. Cool, so 1 MW over 30 minutes. That’s 500kWh. Which means if they paid $5 for it. They paid 1 cent per kWh. Now i don’t know about you guys. But i sure as hell don’t pay 1 cent per kWh.

they also dont specify how many kwh they used. which is why i assumed a sustained 1mw of power. they also dont say how much the plane weighted. only what it could potentially carry. that doesn’t mean that’s what it weighted in the test.

don’t get me wrong. cool stuff to fly electric planes. but i can’t help but feel incredibly sceptic when they leave out a lot of numbers while making the insane claim that they only used $5 worth of electricity.

How can he get the case he pleaded guilty to overturned? Can you appeal a case in which you plead guilty?

Oh my god… that’s JSON Bourne

linux memes instance

I’m gonna let you take a minute and see if you can spot a problem with the source of your information on linux.

There there. Give some credit to the American people. They’re the ones that elected him. Twice.

If you thought AI was profitable that’s on you. Normal people have had the information required since the start.

It’s also expected that new tech companies won’t see profits for the first 10 years. That’s not new.

You do not need to know coding to “fix” problems in Linux. We’re not living in 2006 anymore.

As someone that uses both Linux and Windows. Linux is by far easier to fix problems in. That doeant mean everything is easy. But it is easier. And the fixes are actually fixes, rather than a small patch you put on, hoping it won’t leak again.

The thing here is that most regular PC users have been on Windows for so long that they don’t even remember they had to learn how to use windows once upon a time.

I’ve been in IT support. And let me tell you. The ammount of times i had to create a vbs, bat, or powershell solution. (That’s actual coding and scripting) to fix problems in windows are far more frequent than you’d ever imagine. Not to mention all the times I’ve had to go into the windows registry and alter, remove, or create new regs.

I’m not saying Linux is the best. And I’m sure Linux has some super annoying fanatics. But to say that it has more problems than windows, or that those problems are more difficult to solve is just not true. At least not from my experience in IT

It’s fine for you to think Linux sucks. If that’s your opinion that’s your opinion. But your reasoning does not align with the reality of the situation.

Expand your view. Trumps actions damages the entierty of the US on a global scale. That’s damage that cannot be undone.

Everyone in Europe that previously used US services and products are now looking elsewhere. Including weapons manufacturing

No one can trust the US for anything that spans longer than 4 years.

The real damage of Trumps presidency isn’t going to be seen in the US for another 10 years.

I suspect this is legal because “under aged” in the US doesnt explicitly mean “under 18”, since the legal drinking age is 21.

I’m sure your customers have been demanding smaller bars that cost more.

Well, their customers have kept on buying their products so clearly they don’t care too much.

There is no need for an excuse. Article 5 dictates members must help. But it does not dictate how. And members have a fair bit of discretion when it comes to how they assist.

Trump is upset that NATO didn’t help with Iran. And will “help” NATO the same way NATO “helped” him. He’ll be open about that without shame.

As a Debian user. I’ll take it. Could be worse, could be anyone of the others.

Intellectuals are always the first people to be targeted. An educated population is a dangerous population. They might have their own thoughts and ideas. Can’t have that

In this case, it’s just a filter of trigger words and phrases that flag certain messages.

Something we’ve been able to do since at least 1971 if someone wanted to. So it’s not that new either.

We’ve “always” been capable of it. But yes. It is sobering to see that a company now actively does it.

WW2 started over 80 years ago. And they had the technology to spy on electronic communication then.

You don’t know they spied on electronic communication during WW2? That’s why it’s called wire-tap… you’d literally tap into the wire and read the signal

It’s been technologically possible for well over 80 years…