Roughly when agriculture became a thing, if I am not mistaken. I have even heard the argument that it was THE big reason to settle and do agriculture.

Correct, utterly useless. But people take the bait, look at the response even here on far above critical Lemmy users.

Those are all low effort, instant things with essentially 0 risk. Unlike trying to break the roof of a parking lot. I have actually only once heard of someone smashing solar panels and those were on the ground.

Let’s stretch the story paper thin and make it feel like a cartoon while we tell an epic hero story.

But mah anti Trump rant? But really, thank you. People here act as if “Amazon didn’t pay the tariffs anyway, because they got the money back from the customer”. That is like saying the customer didn’t pay, it was the company they work for.

Sounds more like the speed of change is the relevant thing.

I am pretty sure it is not flying anymore either, so just IO now.

So he reported you, what happened next?

7’000 per year for a car? How much are you driving? The average is “only” 14’000 miles per year (median much lower). At 5$/gallon and 25 MPG that are fuel cost of 2’800 $. The rest combined should be below the fuel cost.

You can down vote such bullshit headlines too. It is clear that it is nonsense.

Below 15%? When does it start to get dangerous?

I assume drugs were involved. Drugs are bad mkay? Also, how do 8 fit in that car legally?

*more stealthy

Hm, interesting, I can not remember a single time in the last 10 years where github has any issue for me.

Contrary to that I know “nine” availability services that failed a lot of time.

To answer your remaining question: Helium is slightly easier to compress. Going from 1 bar to 300 bar at 20 °C the density of hydrogen goes from 0.08 to 20.8 kg/m³ (250x higher), helium is 0.16 to 43.2 (263x higher). In other words, the compressibility factor is slightly higher for hydrogen.

No need to go crazy, I just wanted to know where the number comes from.

But while we are here, Helium is the smallest atom at 31 pm, H is 53 pm and H2 is far off with 120 pm.

How to you get to that number?

No, it make sense, not everyone realizes that it is actually an artefact and not part of the eye.

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Are there any other hoops we have to jump through? Like what, unusual because I visited their website?

The chart would be useless with too many, as you would not be able to identify it even see the lines.