Thanks, will do, but was really hoping for say, peer-reviewed science in a reputable journal or similar, with comparisons of data on different technologies, not what some publicly traded corporate entity is claiming they'll give us soon, if they get funding, government approval and not delisted.

Thank you, I was just asking for some newer data on SAF that I could read up on. I'm aware of energy density and abundance of H & C but not of a feasible way to bond them at the required scale to replace demand for our current burn rate.

There's lots of questions, and I have no answers. I was just hoping for any newer data on SAF (plant based or otherwise) to read up on, perhaps this was not the place to ask. :(

Can you point to any SAF fuel that has numbers that look feasible, last time I read up on things it looked like we need to plant a lot more crops than we already need just to eat. And that problem of food for all is still not entirely solved is it?

ffmpeg -af "foo"

Nicely scriptable, but building filters by hand is so much better for one's understanding, so, not stupid at all.

This makes the internet better.

Learning a skill due to PowerPoint seems very much role model behaviour.

It's a new idea to me.

Some statements seem wrong, such as:

"Windows releases such as Windows 95, Windows XP, and Windows 7 set industry standards for usability, ap-
plication compatibility, and network integration"

Good standards? Compatibility? "Microsoft TCP/IP"?

Compared to e.g. IRIX, and GL?

This appears to be another very welcome rant at, or about clouds.

Fair enough, I probably need to rethink my stance on all lawyers being as bad as each other.

I felt thermally moved.

I think you tried to convince me of this 20 years ago.
(I never tried it twice.)

Do they accept pantelegraph?

(Not that the rest of the world would currently use it for anything but a CDC.)

Donold attempts to have a thought.

Fails.

Salaam? Is this straight from the Quran?

(Obvs: Not the western media version.)

It feels wrong to click like on this :/