Intel pretty much figured that designed in the USA - manufactured elsewhere would continue to be a viable business model for the foreseeable future. Spoiler alert: it wasn't.
Not for Intel. It has worked for Apple, NVidia, Qualcomm, and Broadcom though.
The "are you 18" questions were such a cool idea and it's wild how they've aged.
OJ Simpson is
a. an R&B singer
b. under indictment
c. embarrassed by his first name (Olivia)
d. no one to fool with
Part of the con was ensuring customers that the vehicle passed all government safety standards with flying colors. This report seems to indicate that in fact it did not.
No, Ocean Gate did pass all government safety standards that applied to it. The con was Ocean Gate did everything they could to make sure the submersible did not fall under any government's jurisdiction thus no standards applied to it.
That reminds me of this liquor store where I grew up. It was the only one within 3 counties; however all 3 counties were dry with not even beer or wine sales allowed. How did this store exist? Well someone figured out that a small patch of land along a highway was technically unincorporated as it fell outside of all county and city lines. So they built a liquor store there. The locals were upset especially the more religious ones. However the store was operating under city and county liquor laws as there were none. Since the state liquor laws defer to city and county laws, there was nothing the county or nearby city could do. Eventually the county and city allowed beer and wine.
We built an IFR and tested in the 80's.. See Experimental Breeder Reactor 2.
I highlighted the important words for you. Your IFR was tested. Many of them have been tested. However since none of them are in commercial operation any savings of the uranium supply is hypothetical. There are also many prototypes of 100mpg car prototypes. None of them are in commercial operation; therefore, any gasoline/diesel savings have not been realized and may not be realized.
For every *house* I've ever lived in, there has always been space for something like this.
Perhaps maybe not everyone has space. Remember I said "home" not "house" as not everyone lives in a house. Even people who live in houses may not have the space. For example, apartments, condoes, townhomes, etc
Yes, you can install these batteries outside, but I'd think an awning over them would be a good idea (perhaps even required)
You can put these outside. Just like I could put my bedroom outside. Technically possible but a stupid idea.
Google Integral Fast Rectors and breeder reactors. We have enough to power all of civilization for longer than the sun will be shinning.
Integral fast reactors: "At present, there are no integral fast reactors in commercial operation . .
Breeder reactor: "There are only two commercially operating breeder reactors as of 2017: the BN-600 reactor, at 560 MWe, and the BN-800 reactor, at 880 MWe.". The BN-600 requires 17-26% U-235 as opposed to less than 5% most other reactors use. The BN-800 uses mixed uranium and plutonium to deplete weapons grade stockpile. But remember weapons grade plutonium requires uranium as the base material.
Two reactors worldwide since 2017. Yet you really think we have enough to "power all of civilization"
The bigger the theory the better.
