Keith Graham

@suchnerve Creating other liquid fuels from airborne CO2 will probably require less refitting.

The problem is it’s very energy intensive to generate liquid hydrogen, because you have to zap water with lots of electricity to split H₂O back into H₂ and O; then, you also have to power the heavy-duty cryogenic equipment necessary to condense hydrogen gas into liquid hydrogen

Definitely a fan of solving “Getting to 100% renewable energy would require massively overbuilding in order to handle outlier scenarios” with “So the rest of the time, use the extra energy productively, like for generating liquid hydrogen for airplanes to use as fuel”

@joshuawx_ About the same percentage as the current gerrymandered state house districts.

Holy gerrymander

@suchnerve @r0man1o1 Look at Tesla Roadsters— it’s not “modern”, but there’s a flat max age on some batteries. Medium term, we need right to repair / semi-standard modular battery sub-packs. Battery prices crashing will take care of the rest.

@r0man1o1 No, let’s talk about how long it takes for a modern EV traction battery to even get to the point of no longer holding a charge at all. I’ll tell you how long it takes: it takes so long that it hasn’t even happened for anyone yet, other than manufacturing defects.

Now lets talk cost of a new battery when it no longer holds a charge. Or what about when the OS is outdated and incapable of being updated.

@jtlats2 20h 15m in a Tesla including about 2.5h of charging. If you stop at a hotel along the way with a charger, you might save 30 minutes of that. (1169 miles.)

Until an electric car can go from Detroit to Orlando in under 30 hours, they are worthless to anyone that drives more than 20 miles a day. You will literally spend more time charging your car than you will driving on that trip.

@ThePoliticalHQ If the incumbents resign after the election, the results are vacated and the governor can appoint a replacement.

Both Democrats are overwhelming favorites to defeat their incumbent Republican opponents in the Georgia Supreme Court elections on Tuesday. An incumbent justice on the Georgia Supreme Court has not lost reelection since 1922. Will history be made twice in the same night? (Odds courtesy of @Kalshi)

@theGAnerds_Real So you write SQL for a living? You've got extensive experience with relational databases? You understand how the application stores data up at the SoS office? Because I've been writing software, frequently involving databases, for over 35 years. It isn't a directory of CSV files

@theGAnerds_Real And I'm looking at the 5/16 dump of the absentee list for Fulton right now from the SoS website, and I only see one entry for David Kelly, and a second one for Verda Kelly at the same address with a different VID. So not sure if an old version had a problem or if you messed up.

@theGAnerds_Real The fact that they're marking these records as "cancelled duplicate" and using the same VID number makes it clear to me that they're not hiding something here. (Although that first entry with mismatched ID's might be worth looking into more.)

@theGAnerds_Real If they don't say "and exclude clones", then they'll pull both person records, and include them in the output. This should be auditable by looking at the number of early votes in that county actually tabulated vs. the SoS report. (And the SoS should fix their report program.)

@CeraGibson I mean Legolas is 2931 years old and doesn’t look a day over 1000…

The Lord of the Rings movies get a whole lot weirder when you remember Frodo is 50 years old lmfao.

@Prowl8413 In the original Greek stories, Achilles managed to disguise himself as a girl/woman for an extended period of time. Lots of important historical plays / operas cast him as a woman because of the cross dressing / homosexual themes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achilles_…

People that get this worked up over this movie are such snowflakes. It's pretty easy. If you don't like a movie for some reason, you don't watch it. Me? If they have some scrawny person playing Achiles, yeah I'll think thats dumb, and I just wont see it... without crashing out over the internet to everyone.

@straczynski COViD goes after T-cells too

Wondering if hentavirus is potentially more contagious not because the virus has changed but because we have. This and covid both attack the endothelial layers in the blood system. So are folks who got covid more immune compromised/vulnerable to hantavirus?

@IamKingWilliams We’d be better off consolidating everything north of the perimeter between 75&85- probably a higher chance of success.

This is actually the right answer but culture wildly different and people would rather have several small, non economically feasible “cities” than one unified body

@PeterBernegger @ZarkFiles The voter registration list is a CSV formatted report that is generated from a database. If you don’t specify an order (I.e. by VID, name, or county), it will come out in whatever order the underlying database finds optimal to store and search. (1/2)

Tony Evers who called himself "Governor" of Wisconsin - below is what was found buried in Wisconsin's voter registration database. Every few records, the ID numbers follow a precise mathematical rule. source: @ZarkFiles The gaps between them - positive and negative - sum to exactly 1. Every time. Across millions of records. See the image second column, voter reg. number 40809. Then there is a gap of 403, and voter ID number 40810 pops up. Another gap of 403 registrations, and voter ID number 40811 pops up. Another gap of 403 registrations, and voter ID number 40812 pops up - and over and over and over again. Almost like someone programmed it this way with software, right Tony? First important thing: so the state of Wisconsin computer is not just listing random voter numbers. It is doing something like: Group A, Group B, Group C, Group D. Then repeat. A, B, C, D. Then repeat again. Second important finding: look at the ID Gap column: -804 +1209 -807 +403 When you add those four gap numbers together: -804 + 1209 - 807 + 403 = 1 That means after the computer jumps backward, forward, backward, and forward again, it lands exactly one step over from where it started. Even though the numbers look messy, the total movement is always: one step forward. That is why the black rows show SUM = 1. These excerpts show a repeating four-record mathematical cycle in which voter ID rank gaps consistently sum to one. That means this is not random. It looks like the records are arranged by a rule. The pattern is consistent with an algorithmic ordering, batching, or interleaving process, and it warrants full-dataset analysis to determine whether the same structure repeats across the statewide voter registration database. Yet Tony, your very own Deputy Administrator Robert Kehoe stated on video the Wisconsin Election Commission would add new registrations sequentially - he lied. That is not happening because I obtained new voter registrations from WEC and the ID's are not being assigned sequentially. Tony, won't you give @HarmeetKDhillon the state of Wisconsin voter registration rolls? Why did we find all the above in the Wisconsin voter registration list, and much more by the way? Are you thinking much about the lawsuit against you for Smurfing? I don't call you governor because you cheated in both elections, by Smurfing, by stuffing the ballot boxes with absentee mail-in ballots. It's all coming out dementia man. ➡️Ban all computers in our elections. Special thanks to @ZarkFiles who ran the list and created the image below. Follow him, lots of good stuff on elections. Plus he has a substack with more detailed articles. @EmeraldRobinson @FDRLST @amuse @TonySeruga @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @DAGToddBlanche @JanelBrandtjen @DanEastman2023 @VickiMcKenna @DanODonnellShow @JayWeber3