But control and usefulness is an entirely different problem.
It's not a straightforward path from "we have the hardware" to "we can do anything the hardware can do."
Manipulating a rigid object with the fingers is a good start. But it's only […]
But control and usefulness is an entirely different problem.
It's not a straightforward path from "we have the hardware" to "we can do anything the hardware can do."
Manipulating a rigid object with the fingers is a good start. But it's only […]
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Playable for free here w.itch.io/end-of-the-w...
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How much has he donated to good causes?
How much tax has he avoided?
How much have his businesses received in subsidies from government?
Just asking questions.
How much has he donated to good causes?
How much tax has he avoided?
How much have his businesses received in subsidies from government?
Just asking questions.
There's no practical or easy way to tell if a battery pack has sufficiently released all of its […]
There's no practical or easy way to tell if a battery pack has sufficiently released all of its […]
But you need A WHOLE HECK OF A LOT OF WATER to keep that battery pack cool while it's in RTE. Firefighters use easily dozens of times as much […]
But you need A WHOLE HECK OF A LOT OF WATER to keep that battery pack cool while it's in RTE. Firefighters use easily dozens of times as much […]
I updated my profile picture for Spooktober, using the piece I got from @Safiru in august!
I still really like the eerie glow of the picture and I think it fits the spooky season rather well.
I updated my profile picture for Spooktober, using the piece I got from @Safiru in august!
I still really like the eerie glow of the picture and I think it fits the spooky season rather well.
The advice here in the use is to only use water immersion for "small" lithium batteries, where the relatively small amount of lithium allows the benefit of cooling effect to outweigh the lithium-water reaction.
It is unclear at what size the battery stops being "small" in this sense.
The advice here in the use is to only use water immersion for "small" lithium batteries, where the relatively small amount of lithium allows the benefit of cooling effect to outweigh the lithium-water reaction.
It is unclear at what size the battery stops being "small" in this sense.
Lithium reacts extremely exothermically with water. No separate oxidizer required. If the battery is already in thermal runaway, I'm not sure that water immersion won't make it worse. It certainly won't smother the lithium reaction, but I suppose it might keep the plastic housing from […]
Lithium reacts extremely exothermically with water. No separate oxidizer required. If the battery is already in thermal runaway, I'm not sure that water immersion won't make it worse. It certainly won't smother the lithium reaction, but I suppose it might keep the plastic housing from […]
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Written by the wonderful Anna Anthropy.
Keep an eye open.
actually thinking about this like, I'd totally watch a movie or series about a person transforming into an actual dragon and just coming to work the next day and just going like "yea I transformed somehow, idk, just deal with it or the […]
actually thinking about this like, I'd totally watch a movie or series about a person transforming into an actual dragon and just coming to work the next day and just going like "yea I transformed somehow, idk, just deal with it or the […]