1) How is it more polluting if it is hydrolyzed using things like wind generators like planned in Newfoundland?
2) There are huge reservoirs of white hydrogen being discovered all around the world in the last few years. A massive one in Europe just recently.
3) It isn't about efficiency of storage, it's about distribution; but most of EV ostriches don't want to hear that.

We have existing models and distribution networks to move hydrogen. But 80% of the world can't even reliably distribute electricity reliably and continually for existing needs. But then again, the EV religion is all about the privileged class who are the only ones who can really afford battery cars right now. They don't care or even think about what others outside their social class think or can afford, never mind poorer countries who won't be able to build out the kind of power grids needed for battery vehicles. And they certainly don't think about transport of goods, or should I say the lack of transport. Due to trucks that will require half their rated weight load going to batteries to handle the kind of torque they require. That means more trucks to make up for the lost volume. Again, why think ahead when in their happy lives they only ever had to think about the happy path. No hard thinking about places that can't support their ridiculous world views.

Toyota (largest car maker in the world) and quite a number of other large companies still believe quite strongly in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. And there are findings of huge reserves of white hydrogen around the world, and green hydrogen facilities are in planning stages or being built to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. The EU will be mandating that hydrogen filling stations be built at least every 200km on highways. The EU and China are both pushing for more hydrogen vehicles. And no wonder, we already have ways to distribute it via existing distribution models and networks, ALL over the world. As opposed to electricity distribution which is just meeting demands today in only the highly industrialized areas of the world; that is, maybe 20% of the world's population. All the rest? So bad that daily blackouts are so common they are even scheduled (like in India).

So drinkypoo, you need to give your head a shake or get it out of your ass. It's people like you and your idol, Musk, that are preventing the world from moving on to other technologies that can actually end reliance on ICE vehicles.

I was looking for this comment. Good on you.

This is complete bullshit. People can subscribe to Fox News on cable any time they want. For example, in the "News" package under Premium channels on this page for the Telus ISP. And no, I don't subscribe to Fox as it is utter trash. But I could if I wanted to. It is the same with all the other providers. https://static.telus.com/commo... In terms of Meta, they have blocked news media from any country being posted on Facebook or Instagram in Canada.

There has been no work by the same government to ensure there is infrastructure to support said "non-ICE" vehicles. And supply chains will break when all transport trucks will only be able to carry one third to half of the existing loads because batteries will be taking up the rest.

Not to buy. Meanwhile, even more cars (and their occupants) will go into rivers while traversing non-existent bridges or fords, or go missing while taking short cuts using "mountain passes still open during winter."

Thanks Norm. But they don't hire women.

Only losers enjoy an evening outside glued to a tiny screen that only they can watch. Try human contact for a change.

It's a new digital age Darwin filter. Keep it up.

Things they don't care about like different scaling and resolution on different monitors that X can't do worth a shit? I care about that, but probably no one else. /s

I wouldn't be surprised if that is creative accounting.

I often wonder if today's game code was built as efficiently as back then, how much better they would be. Back then they were limited by the hardware and code had to be tighter and less wasteful of resources. I've noticed that as hardware has improved by so many orders of magnitude, the quality of the gaming experience has not kept up at the same rate. I have to believe companies are trying to allow shittier coding be made up for hardware improvements; it's annoying as hell thinking about how games (and much else) could be running faster and with more interesting play. I hazard to think that reliance on multiple levels of frameworks has something to do with this.

If you care to read about it, it is easy to find documentation from scientists and biologists who generally agree that daylight savings time is not healthy as a year round system. They agree that standard time is much closer to what the human body clock runs on. We have evolved to wake up when the sun comes up, and forcing people to get up way earlier than that with year round DST is very unhealthy. https://aasm.org/aasm-experts-...

Flood them out, then we can revert to standard time.

Scientists/biologists agree that standard time is much better health-wise the daylight savings time, no matter what the beer'in-the-evening crowd thinks they would like. It just isn't good for us all year, especially winter as you say.