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

Got any more of dem pixels?

What do you tell people in this guide?

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

I don’t get it.

If you make it 10 years in a call center without answering a call… heck, at any job actually, that would be an achievement. Maybe less so on things like construction, but still.

Was it ever fired?

*more stealthy

So what was the issue with BAR (beyond all reason)?

If we knew, no one would buy a Tesla and we would develop a massive space vacuum to hover up all his starlink garbage.

Sorry for bursting your bubble, but not only are there many people that wound see what he did as awesome, but there are also SO many who just do not give a shit. We already know he is a fucking Nazi. Sales dropped a bit(!) when he revealed that. Now they go back up again.

Which piracy comma?

1000 years? No written word last time? Mate, they did that several 1000 years ago. We have stuff from Ancient Egypt from 5000 years ago.

Decent and that sidewinder. Wow. That is a long time ago. But I remember!

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.

How dare anyone speak about something specific instead of always making sure to speak about every possible similarity at the same time?

Super ironic to read this below this article.

We circle back: The “all” is incorrect.

Edit: Got banned for saying this, wow.

So the issue was less the sorting but specifically that the boss had his mails, probably correctly so, end up in the irrelevant bin?

So? What does the video show in that regard?

Logging data and visualization is the big one, but automation is also nice to have. Like cycling batteries can be easily automated that way.

Just to power something there is obviously no need.

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.