what happens when we lose the trifecta?

you’re right. voltage differential takes the shortest path(s), so it’ll just discharge itself p quickly. you are effectively isolated unless you’re in between the terminals

you may have INTENDED to imply only that, but you did imply both unfortunately. I agree with you on the cyber truck part, but I deal with a lot of slightly more rural folks and the big fear RN with electric vehicles is somehow battery fires. which is crazy since they don’t happen anywhere near as often as gas vehicles. so I’m just trying to say we should be careful to avoid that particular cliche (the battery fire part) since it misleads people

no but they ARE repeating the falsehood about battery fires being likely or common: https://lemmy.world/comment/10496586

(which is something your joke implied)

repeat falsehoods often enough and people believe them, even if you originally mean them as a well-intentioned and obvious joke

battery fires are not at all common in electric vehicles. this is propaganda

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holy shit their site has a lot of ads

oh god this is a flash to the last, I think I had that back in 2014,2015? It sucked

do you really think that Hamas would stop launching rockets if Israel stopped intercepting them?

I’d say PopOS, EndeavourOS (or just Arch), or just Fedora Linux 40 (might need to check a box to enable proprietary drivers on install for Nvidia to work right).

Nothing will run MS365 though, that’s just not on Linux (and Wine doesn’t work very well for modern versions). Best you can do is a Windows virtual machine if you need the actual applications and not the cloud version.

Totally valid, SpaceX doesn’t do a great job of trying to manage burnout. On the other hand, I personally work 40-50 hours a week to avoid burnout and have suffered no ill effects from doing so.

You don’t HAVE to work long hours here.

I’d say “forces” is a bit strong wording. Most people at SpaceX genuinely love the mission and will work longer hours because it’s almost a passion.

We’re pretty well-compensated too.

you can get an ePLB (emergency personal locator beacon) which has no subscription since it is an international coalition for rescue. don’t need to pay garmin or whatever for that b.s. and it uses special satellites to locate you so it’s very reliable. This is what ships and planes use to signal distress as well.

example: https://www.rei.com/product/156622/acr-electronics-rescueme-plb1-personal-locator-beacon

[email protected] is the official community for it too!