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Third position, copyright terms are too damn long, so I don't respect them.

I support Authors getting paid for their work, yes. I don't support that work being squeezed for nickels in perpetuity when it should become fair game and part of our cultural background.

A friend of mine owns an EV plane. He did the conversion himself. It has an electric motor taken from a Zero electric motorcycle. It's connected to the prop shaft with a belt. It's enormously simpler and more convenient, including being trivial to inspect.

"In addition to faster refuel time, fuel cell vehicles emit only water vapor. That's a win."

It's a big lose compared to EVs.

This is false and your reasoning is stupid.

What did he do, use "retarded" as an insult?

It's neither thing. It's lagging because we give subsidies to fossil fuel corporations instead of spending the same money on infrastructure that doesn't destroy the biosphere we depend upon for life.

Since they charge in half the time or less, you can serve the same number of customers with half the chargers.

Ideally you also spread them around a little more, which is advantageous to customers, as more of them will have fast charging nearby. This is difficult to do with dino juice because of tanks and whatnot.

AMD has been superior from price: performance and most other standpoints since the K6/2, plus an honorable mention for the Am586 (but the original K6 was kind of lousy so you have to count that as a bad time.)

Intel has sometimes had superior single thread performance, but most of those times it consumed more power, too.

Without cryptocuckery

"Hmm, I'm curious: are you just trolling, or do you really not know how liability works? Because it's usually not nobody. Actually it's **never** nobody."

Now explain no-fault accidents

They affect the price people are willing to pay. It's called supply and demand, not just supply

Setting up Samba doesn't require hours of study, most users can just use a howto.

Now, setting up nfs4... wtf. just to get one machine able to mount from one other machine took like four attempts, every doc I read telling me how to do it was different. And no there weren't four different ways to make it work, three of them were just wrong.

The 486 was literally the last chip which was a clear leader. The DX4-100 was well out ahead of every other PC processor of its generation. Then P54C melted its socket while AMD brought out the internally RISCy Am586 and since then Intel has never had a clear lead again.

Would you please fuck off permanently, you boring excuse for hot grits?