Beware!

There ARE things that can't be done under virtualbox... Maybe, yet.

First one that comes to mind is mildly esoteric... PCI pass through.
This allows a VM to have full control of hardware elements of the virtualization host.

This is how Nutanix does it's storage "magic"... A VM is given control of the majority of the storage controllers on the host.
Nutanix is KVM/qemu/libvirt under the hood. PCI pass through is inherent with that mix.

Not at Nutanix, but I've also seen network controllers and GPU/video controllers dedicated to a VM this way.

back to teleprinters then

Perhaps, BUT NAT is in place for that vast unwashed mass on the net now with NO new rules needed.

If you have business class with static IPs, they do.

NAT is what gives what marginal protection there is to be had for the vast majority of idiots using the internet.

The idea of flat addressing for everybody/thing is a utopian fantasy that ignores the hundreds of millions of script kiddies that escaped from a " diesel-smoking bus with hundreds of ebola victims" (https://www.hoboes.com/FireBlade/Politics/highway/)

Manufacturing quality is fscked to make the numbers... check.
Systems are hacked because actually getting qualified people in place costs money.
They made the numbers though... Check

Gee any thoughts on what's common here?

Gift card issuers used to expire the cards and "sweep" the breakage into their pockets.
That's been explicitly illegal for years.
This is an almost twist on the practice.

Neither the information nor the medium is the issue.

The issue is the lack of penalty

You've just illustrated that you ignore all that disagrees

... Except we don't care about volume. Weight/mass is the key.
At 300 BAR 2L is sufficient to drive a small car at 60MPH for about 300 miles.
This is a REAL, existing vehicle. The Riversimple Rasa out of Wales.

Go re-do your figures

Right... Compressing gas why in dive shops it's SOO expensive to fill SCUBA low tanks at 2200PSI (about 151 BAR). SCUBA high is 3000PSI is a bit over 300 BAR, again done SO expensively in the back room of the dive shop.

So explain to me exactly how you know where the energy for your tesla comes from?

Shall we discuss the the Tesla megacharge station powered by a diesel plant? Hmmm... Shall we?

In fact, both Walmart and Amazon own significant portions of PLUG for the same reason... OK, maybe not Amazon. Walmart freaked when Amazon got involved a several years ago,

Walmart use the H2 forklift systems in their warehouses and have for years because propane driven units really don't work well in the closed environment of a warehouse (carbon monoxide anyone?), battery power units are "down for charging over 40% of the time" (the fleet needs to be almost 50% larger due to down time $$$$$)

When Paramount, Fox and MGM owned theaters, it was called a trust and they were forced to divest.
Now, companies like National Amusements own those theaters... And the company the supplies the concessions (look up National Amusements)... And the studios.
So, when you go to the theater and they tell you popcorn is $10 because the studio charges them so much for the movies that "this the only way to stay afloat"; Understand, the studio pays National Amusements a chunk of what they collect from the theater; The Concession supplies pay National Amusements; The theater pays National Amusements too.
National Amusements started out as a Jukebox/pinball/slot machine company (again, look it up)
Now tell me who owns the all of this?
I know who owned the jukebox/pinball/slot racket.
 

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