True, hydrogen is useful for producing power for stationary use such as a house or building.

What about a Chevy Volt? Sure, it’s got a short EV range, but it also has a gas engine which takes premium gas (though the Gen 2 Volt coming out in 2016 uses regular), so you can utilize the vast existing gas stations already in place.

So tell me again, how is hydrogen more efficient than electricity?

Oil is still a very useful commodity, as it’s used in many products such as plastics and fertilizer.

Which is why we really need to stop burning it in cars.

Toyota’s going to need to drastically lower the price on the Prius, or it’d better have a much better “fun to drive” factor. Otherwise people are going to ignore it in favor of gas guzzling SUV’s and sports cars which are more exciting to drive than a Prius. And with these “low” gas prices, 30 mpg is “good enough” for…

I liked that you can take future weapons into the past missions in your weapons loadout. That’s probably what made this game fun for me.

The real reason for these islands is to distract people from China’s internal problems, notably that their economy is starting to cool quite rapidly.

But hey, nothing says “leadership” like “Look over there!”

You’re missing Working!! Season 3’s OP and ED on that list:

The bigger question is, of that remaining percentage that isn’t guys, how many of them were guys pretending to be women?

Wow, and to think, this was all on the Western portion of the European battlefield. Imagine how much worse the Eastern Front looked between the Russians and the Germans, both of whom were fighting bitterly to the death where the death toll was tremendous.

“ See ashley madison fake profile lawsuit; 90-95% of actual users are male”

Would having some pepper spray built into the canister that can spray the bear when it detects something trying to open it with brute force work? I’m sure one spray and they’ll probably never want to get near a bear canister again.

For starters, look for solar panel installers in your area. Then call several of them to come to your house and give you an estimate of size of the solar panel installation, along with costs.

Or if you’re really lazy, Sunroof will probably go nationwide in a few years.

Nice to see this proof of concept being put to the test. Though I doubt any of us will really be around to benefit from this when it becomes cheap and mainstream enough to install on every road, or at least freeways, at least we can see where it started out at.

The music holds up fairly well even today:

Is this something you can do in Kerbal Space Program? If not, it sounds like an expansion idea...

Hmm, this helps explain why I keep going back to Fallout 3 time and again despite having a lot of other games to play. I really do like exploring the nooks and crannies, and finding the occasional surprise, either in the form of a monster, or some sweet loot.

When I was in the army, one of the sergeants I worked with used to joke that combat engineers were just “grunts with a Ph.D... a post-hole digger.”

Well, so long as they don’t nickel and dime us to death, I’d be okay with a RE2 remake. But please keep the zombies, it’s way more fun fighting them than the J’avo or whatever latest virus Umbrella made.

Well, if we have a billion years to go before Earth becomes uninhabitable, that’ll give us plenty of time to move the planet’s orbit a little further out. I’m pretty sure if we can achieve a Type 2 civilization, something like moving the planet around shouldn’t be a big deal.