Posts by Technical Adept

GNU screen 5 proves it's still got game even after 37 years

Goodness I remember that at university on a VT100 terminal in the early 90s. Use case was switching between chat and news.

Japan to test datacenter powered by reused hydrogen fuel cells

Re: Ring ring...

So the electrical energy comes from the chemical energy in hydrogen which in turn comes from an electrolysis process right?

Made me wonder if they can't find an electricity consumer a little closer to where the hydrogen is being produced. Might cut down on transportation costs.

But then I see in your post that's pretty what they're been doing for a couple of years.

Seriously why is there spare hydrogen left over from this?

Share your 2024 tech forecasts (wrong answers only) to win a terrible sweater

Open AI training data is leaked. Revealed to be of alien origin containing a detailed plan of how to prepare us for Extra Terrestrial rule. I for one welcome our new AI ET overlords.

Japan Airlines fuels up on hydrogen hype with eye on cleaner skies

Oh the humanity!

A room-temperature, ambient-pressure superconductor? Take a closer look

On page three of the recipe, it says that a mixture needs to be baked at 550C for 48 hours in a vacuum of 10^-3 torr and then another mixture baked at 925C for 5-20 hours in a vacuum of the same pressure.

However, the pressure indicated on the accompanying diagram shows 10^-3 mTorr

I may be confused but isn't that a thousand times smaller?