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Yes but where is the hydrogen coming from? Also hydrogen cars are less efficient than battery powered EVs.
Yes but where is the hydrogen coming from? Also hydrogen cars are less efficient than battery powered EVs.
There’s a pretty good game as well on Steam called Nucleares. Very challenging but cool to be able to walk around the plant .
The attack was clearly very useful for the Israeli government and army.
Same in Germany and Switzerland. I just close the site immediately when I see this kind of blackmailing. Or use 12ft.io if I absolutely want to read the article.
You could try using the e-ink buddy from Adafruit. I bought one for driving a price tag e-ink as well but have not tested it yet unfortunately. On their site they say that e-ink connectors are pretty standardized.
I find Phind.com quite useful as an IT person.
It will be like that in France as well. But once they have the tools, there will be abuse.
You can sync KeePass files automatically between devices using plugins. Takes time to set up at first but afterwards you have the best of both worlds completely for free.
I have been using the same setup for the last 4 years. Took a while to set up but there was a step by step tutorial in a computer magazine that I followed. From then on, each time I logged into an account I changed the password and put it in KeePass. Now I have about 350 passwords stored. For me it was important to have control on the password DB and not be dependent on a company.
Another vote for Kicad. I have done a small project with it and it worked perfectly.
Being able to form armies that move as one is already a great improvement that could reduce a lot of managing late game. Same with reinforcements which will find their way to the front alone in Civ VII.