So. Fucking. Much. This. Read more
So. Fucking. Much. This. Read more
Which is exactly why I brought up CANDU. I’m quite familiar with the regulatory climate, but to claim that the US has one? It’s just wrong. The US has a selective, politicized, total fucking joke. If you want absolute fucking proof of it, go look at every accident and incident at Davis-Besse. Read more
Yeah, TI still has their DMOS and BiCMOS and the specialty fabs. Probably because nobody else has anything that old left, and if it ain’t broke don’t tape out new silicon. Plus they have contracts with some others (I know X-Fab as part of the sale agreement, not sure who else.) Read more
Inorite?! Read more
Can’t reason with Nazis, you can only deal with them like we did in WWII.
Nope. TSMC learned from last time. Read more
Then why the fuck aren’t we pushing new CANDU designs? You literally can’t get better. It’s virtually impossible to cause a meltdown, it can run on mixed fuels including burning up already spent light water fuels, using up plutonium you can’t use in LWRs, and all of the money is spent on building it not running it. Read more
Everyone else can now go home.
I know Bonneville got it earlier than ‘93 as option, because it’s a C-body. GM’s airbag push was very firmly on the ‘high end’ cars, which the C-body was. And if you go look at first gen Park Avenues? You would be extremely hard pressed to find a ‘91 Park Avenue without an airbag wheel. (Most of those got the 2-spoke… Read more
... I love when people try to lecture the Chrysler / W-body guy about the airbag law. Believe me, I know more about the airbag law than you. Read more
What, you don’t have a BGM-109 Tomahawk?
Oh, the privilege of ruining the environment. Read more
I looked at the Porsche Cayenne Diesel. Dieselgate edition, no less. I actually rather liked the Cayenne. It was comfortable, it felt nice, and it had a killer warranty. Read more
We had an open, non-gated parking lot and 24/7/365 armed security at a former employer. And strict ‘nothing leaves here’ areas which were enforced by searches entering and exiting. Read more