Motorcycle riders will need to ride electric at some point. I'm asking for this product, but the price is too high and performance is not good enough for me to justify it yet. (Same as cars to be fair)

I know women get the solid steel ones from Amazon, but I'm sorry that probably doesn't help you. Good luck.

Wouldn't them joining NATO now cause a massive escalation? I thought the idea was for them to join after the war to prevent another in the future.

New fear unlocked.

What in the god damn! God dammit! What did you god damn do?! Do the god damn thing I told you to god damn do! What the god damn did you god damn do?!

I've already got a park map.

I recently discovered the piano and violin version of this, rather than the full orchestral version. It's much more intimate and would be my choice for a more soothing experience. The orchestral version is so emotional for me, that sometimes I wouldn't be able to describe it as soothing.

I envy your optimism, that things get better in the future.

Everything I hear or see of this man brings a smile. He is absolutely amazing.

If you only want to talk about EVs, current technology and specific circumstances, sure.

I replied to the person above you who made essentially the same comment.

I understand that part and somewhat agree, but still think progress is cool. Especially in a futurology post.

I understand there is green hydrogen and blue hydrogen and considered adding a paragraph on that in my comment, but didn't.

I know most hydrogen isn't green, but there isn't a reason it couldn't be some day.

It makes some sense to me to use the currently more economically viable blue hydrogen in developing technology, but I do agree it is far from perfect.

Considering all this, I still think the negativity to hydrogen progress isn't proportional.

Every post about hydrogen gets a negative reaction, like someone has proposed using coal to power cars.

There are different suitable applications for different types of energy, it's not a situation where you have to pick one solution and that's it. I notice the same happens to some degree with posts about nuclear power.

Hydrogen has potential in things like shipping, aviation, trains and industry. Even if the exact concept in the article doesn't work, the lessons learned might advance technology in other projects.

From my armchair, I've always felt like the engine isn't a silver bullet for success. Having your own engine and building the car around it, getting every part working in harmony and the aero just perfect is worth so much more than the best engine in a mediocre car.

But, I kind of get it.... Renault just isn't a functioning team any more and it's really sad to see. Maybe this would be a step to some better results, but long term it will probably limit their growth.

I object more to the recirculation of other people's piss water over my hands.

That is beautiful. I am now in the phase of convincing myself not to buy it even though it's obviously only going to end one way...

I've stopped using cast iron after some experimentation. It has some uses, but none of which can't be done equally well in a stainless steel or carbon steel pan.

I find these respond to temperature changes better and so are easier to control. My big iron pan also doesn't heat evenly enough, so extra care is needed to cook things consistently if it spans a wide area of the pan.

I think the best place for iron cookware is for oven pots, not for hobs and frying.

Steve Wright in the afternoon?

Doing the same now. They keep churning this shit out.

I would also like to hear the statement from the Swedish government, on this news from Switzerland.