ShadowRam

But also keep in mind, anyone can look at your profile and see what you have boosted.

So there's a privacy issue with boosting threads/comments.

For example, https://kbin.social/u/tryplot/boosts

I can see you boosted a thread about Biden and Assisted Deaths

Well you keep believing your arm-chair internet articles, while we are in the real world doing actual implementation of technologies.

Check in another 5 years and you can tell all of us how it's still 'almost' here along side fusion.

Thank you for putting that together.

https://kbin.social/m/functionalprint

I can not delete threads

I tried to post a thread a few days ago, and I get "We are working on resolving the issues",
So I waited a few hours and tried again a few times.

Then suddenly like 8 posts all the same pop'd up hours later.

I was able to remove a few duplicates, but I can't remove any more.

Not sure what's going on, but this magazine is now dead in water, as no new posts are working and I can't get rid of others.

What do I know? I've designed pressure vessels as a job.

No. The material requirements for a H2 pressure vessel is vastly more expensive for the reasons I stated above.

H2 reacts with everything, Extreme low carbon stainless is required, on top of the tank wouldn't last long due to hydrogen embrittlement.

Hydrogen being the smallest element literally just permeates through every material.

My current profession involves large equipment. Especially electrically driven equipment.

The mining industry would pay BILLIONS.. scratch that.. TRILLIONS of dollars if hydrogen source was achievable, if they could reduce the need to vent their mines, if their equipment could output only water...

They already pay $$$$$$ for fully electric mining equipment. I've personally worked on those machines and many others like fully electric passenger buses.

They've all abandoned H2. Batteries are the future. H2 is not.

Unless someone can use H2 in a kind of fusion process to generate power... H2 will never be a thing. In combustion or Fuel cell form.

Again, if I was a good idea, we'd be doing it already. No new technology in either materials, chemistry or combustion have come to light that could possibly make H2 viable.

It's a green-washing farce until someone can crack open the hydrogen atom.

LOL

Hydrogen tanks are literally just tanks. They should not cost much more than say, a CNG tank.

Wow.. why advocate for something of which you clearly have absolutely no knowledge about.

Well, FUD all you want.

I've actually worked on Hydrogen powered vehicles and there's more than a few reasons they are being abandoned.

You can ignore the science all you want.

But you can't wish physics to change, and science doesn't care if you ignore it.

Third.. Stainless Steel... EVERYWHERE.

Forth .. Hydrogen Embrittlement

Seriously..

Between the Wars and Geopolitics for the past hundred years....

The amount of $$$$$$ spent on deep sea oil rigs/drilling/etc....

Hydrogen, the most studied element of all elements...

If it was even remotely possible to use Hydrogen effectively, we'd be doing it already...

If it survives,

I can't even post on my own magazine without errors popping up, my thread not showing until 4 to 8 hours later, and now that there's duplicates of the thread, I try to delete them, and it just gives errors...

Haven't been able to post or delete anything in days.

Handwriting no. Waste of time.

Drawing the beginnings of a layout by hand, that makes sense and it's faster than trying to draw something with a mouse.

it’s been in use for years

No it hasn't.

The newest Robocop movie was actually REALLY good,

as probably the best prediction of how we will start with autonomous robots in the battlefield being sidekicks to a prime human operator,

and that there will be a public push back about them being deployed in a police manner, but a political push to deploy them in a civilian theatre.

And when the majority of someone's body is replaced by artificial limbs/organs/etc. At what point are they still human.